With Nevada Win, Trump Has Trifecta; Rubio Narrowly Wins Second
With a big win in Nevada, Donald Trump claimed a third straight commanding victory in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
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With a big win in Nevada, Donald Trump claimed a third straight commanding victory in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
Donald Trump has his eye on the prize, while Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz prepare to battle it out for second place.
The billionaire is getting advice from a former GOP presidential candidate.
Donald Trump's resounding victory in South Carolina had Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz playing tug-of-war Sunday over who's the stronger anti-Trump.
Donald Trump has won the South Carolina Republican primary while Hillary Clinton has won the Nevada Democratic caucuses.
Donald Trump spoke out to South Carolina supporters after winning the state's Republican primary.
Two new polls on Wednesday night painted very different pictures of the Republican side of the presidential race.
The primary fight has been getting dirty in the digital realm in particular, with social media abuzz about redirected websites.
Meanwhile, former President George W. Bush was in South Carolina to stump for his brother, Jeb.
Republican White House hopefuls took part in a raucous Saturday night debate that also featured harshly personal jousting over immigration and foreign policy.
On Friday, he pulled, well, a "Donald Trump," which naturally began with a tweet that was not so sweet aimed at Texas Sen. Ted Cruz.
The next stop on the presidential primary list: South Carolina and Nevada.
Democrat Bernie Sanders and Republican Donald Trump were the winners of the first-in-the-nation primary in New Hampshire Tuesday.
Donald Trump chastised a person who called Republican presidential rival Ted Cruz a "p***y" at a rally in New Hampshire Monday night, but went on to repeat the word as he quoted the supporter.
Marco Rubio, a first-term senator on the rise in the presidential race, faced a barrage of attacks in Saturday night's Republican debate, with rivals vigorously challenging his readiness to be president.
The political world is watching and waiting on a potential presidential run from former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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.
Trump pulled out of the debate because Fox News refused to replace Megyn Kelly as the debate moderator.
On Saturday, King tweeted that Ted Cruz was lying when he said he supports New York's firefighters and police.
The comments come as new polls show Cruz is neck and neck with Donald Trump in the Republican race for the White House.
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov. Andrew Cuomo joined together late Friday to pen an op-ed taking Ted Cruz to task for his remarks on "New York values" – after Cruz denounced both of them in remarks earlier in the day.
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.
