Clinton, De Blasio Facing Backlash For 'C.P. Time' Joke At Charity Event
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Mayor Bill de Blasio are being criticized for what some say was a racist joke they made at a charity event.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Mayor Bill de Blasio are being criticized for what some say was a racist joke they made at a charity event.
Democratic Hillary Clinton and Republican Donald Trump are both hoping for sizable delegate gains in the state's primary next week.
During the event Tuesday in Manhattan, Clinton said women in America are being paid 79 cents for every dollar a man makes.
The New York primary is just eight days away and the big delegate prize has the presidential candidates fighting for every vote in the state.
Hillary Clinton campaigned at the Jackson Diner in Jackson Heights, Queens, and addressed gun violence in a forum in Port Washington, Long Island, on Monday, April 11, 2016.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio are being criticized for what some say was a racist joke they made at a charity event.
Vice President Joe Biden's staff was caught on video trying to end an interview.
Clinton was applauded as she called for tougher, more sensible gun laws and painted her opponent as someone not willing to lead the way.
Hillary Clinton is leading rival Bernie Sanders ahead of the New York primary, according to a new poll.
Even when asked which of the two candidates would be best at "making American great'' -- the central promise of Trump's campaign -- Americans are slightly more likely to side with Clinton.
Bernie Sanders is riling up hundreds of supporters at Coney Island, telling them he's listening to their voices instead of "hustling money'' on Wall Street and from billionaires.
President Barack Obama is guaranteeing that evidence, not politics, will dictate the outcome of the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's handling of emails as secretary of state.
Bernie Sanders is pointing to his growing string of statewide wins and Hillary Clinton to her still-commanding lead in the delegate hunt as the Democratic rivals jostle for momentum heading into New York's big primary later this month.
With New Yorkers set to hit the polls later this month in a crucial primary vote, presidential candidates on both sides plan to spend the weekend rallying across the state.
The Democratic presidential candidates were back on the campaign trail in New York Friday in preparation for the state's primaries on April 19.
Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., was pressed Thursday on "CBS Evening News" about his recent comments saying that Hillary Clinton is not qualified for president.
Former President Bill Clinton engaged in a heated exchange on Thursday with "Black Lives Matter" protesters upset about welfare reform and gun violence laws passed when he was in office 20 years ago.
The race for the Democratic nomination is intensifying as candidates cast doubt over each other's qualifications to be president at overlapping press conferences.
The campaign of Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., is clarifying comments he made to the New York Daily News editorial board about the 2014 Israel-Gaza conflict.
The former Secretary of State and Democratic presidential candidate struggled while trying to gain entry into a subway turnstile in The Bronx on Thursday.
Hillary Clinton says Bernie Sanders deserves credit for a "good night'' in the Wisconsin primary, but that he hasn't "done his homework'' when it comes to curbing gun violence or reining in Wall Street.
The presidential race is descending on New York as front-runners Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton look to heal after both took one on the chin in Wisconsin.
After a big win in Wisconsin and as the New York primary approaches, Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders faced fire from the New York Daily News for his recent stances on gun laws.
Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders came out victorious Tuesday night against their frontrunner opponents in the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries, respectively, in Wisconsin.
Hillary Clinton was campaigning at Medgar Evers College in Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon, but did not take any questions despite the event being billed as a town hall.
