Donald Trump Injects Yet Another Conspiracy Theory Into 2016 News Cycle

NEW YORK -- The Clintons didn’t kill Vince Foster. There was no evidence decades ago to support conspiracy theories surrounding the former Clinton White House aide's suicide -- and none now.

Yet the 23-year-old accusation was resurrected Monday night after presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump told The Washington Post there’s something “very fishy” about Foster’s death, suspicions that reporter Robert Costa, who interviewed the Republican candidate, highlighted on Twitter.