Ted Cruz: Donald Trump's Insults 'Get More And More Hysterical'
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is accusing rival Ted Cruz of stealing the Iowa caucuses and is demanding a do-over.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is accusing rival Ted Cruz of stealing the Iowa caucuses and is demanding a do-over.
The former secretary of state, senator from New York and first lady edged past the Vermont senator in a race the Iowa Democratic Party called the closest in its caucus history.
Voters will caucus for their favorite candidates in the first contest of the election year and candidates will campaign until the very last moment.
Heated exchanges erupted among the Republican presidential candidates Thursday night in Des Moines, Iowa in their final debate before the Iowa caucuses -- without Donald Trump.
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump held an alternative event as his GOP rivals debated in Iowa Thursday night, saying he had been "treated badly" by Fox News and had to stick up for his rights.
Trump pulled out of the debate because Fox News refused to replace Megyn Kelly as the debate moderator.
The stepsister of Anne Frank is not a fan of Donald Trump.
Trump, who called his decision "pretty close to irrevocable" in the press conference, said he'd hold an Iowa event at the same time as the debate to raise money for wounded veterans.
Former Atlanta Braves closer John Rocker is officially backing Donald Trump for president.
New York City's tabloids have two different takes on Sarah Palin's endorsement of Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump.
Amid heat from both sides of the aisle following his comments about "New York values" during Thursday night's Republican presidential debate, Ted Cruz issued an apology – but not for his remarks.
Republican front-runner Donald Trump is keeping up his attack of rival Ted Cruz, calling his conduct at the Republican debate "strident'' and labeling his remarks about "New York values'' in the GOP debate "disgraceful.''
President Barack Obama and his record were the target of harsh rhetoric – but several candidates also quarreled with one another – in the Republican presidential debate Thursday night.
Presidential hopeful Donald Trump apparently isn't a big fan of modern day NFL football.
It looks like former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg is testing the waters for a possible run for president.
The Democratic presidential front-runner says Republicans have a history of trying to dig up dirt on the Clintons, and if they want to recycle that now, that's their business.
Trump supporters started booing, chanting and jeering are Hamid before police escorted her and three others out of the rally.
The Republican presidential candidate implied on Twitter the Jets could have been playoff bound if not for Woody Johnson.
A New York-based hacker collective claimed responsibility after Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign website went offline Saturday morning.
On the local, state and national fronts, 2015 was filled with tragedies, feuds and controversies in political news.
During his rally Monday in Michigan, Donald Trump attacked Hillary Clinton portraying her as someone who constantly loses, citing her race against Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination in 2008.
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Donald Trump, who used to own the rights to Miss Universe, says last night's mixup "never would have happened'' under his watch.
State Sen. Daniel Squadron and Assemblyman Charles Lavine say they'll push legislation to rename Donald J. Trump State Park and want signs at the undeveloped site in Westchester and Putnam counties removed.
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul quickly jumped on Christie's comments in Tuesday night's CNN debate in Las Vegas, saying, "I think if you're in favor of World War III, you have your candidate."
