Sanders: 2016 is “not the time for a protest vote”
Third-party candidates have played a “very important role” in U.S. politics, he said, but voters should choose Hillary Clinton over Gary Johnson or Jill Stein in November
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Third-party candidates have played a “very important role” in U.S. politics, he said, but voters should choose Hillary Clinton over Gary Johnson or Jill Stein in November
The House Speaker said he's encouraged that Trump is "jumping into the policy realm," even though his plans don't all line up with the GOP standard
Voters have “unanswered questions” about GOP nominee Donald Trump, he said on “Face the Nation”
The vice presidential candidate said Trump has been preparing for the first general election showdown for “his entire lifetime”
Candidates seen as mix of risky and responsible as debate looms
Kathy Miller, Donald Trump's campaign chair in key Ohio county, makes controversial comments about race in America
Question of who will be playing GOP nominee during former secretary of state's debate preparations finally answered
Former model who had extramarital affair with Bill Clinton takes Donald Trump up on invitation
Newspaper's editorial board picks which candidate to throw its support behind days before first presidential debate
In Rolling Stone magazine interview, rock legend goes on lengthy tear about GOP nominee
The $140 million investment -- on a combination of TV and digital advertising -- is by far the largest so far for Trump's campaign
The bitter rivalry is coming to an end
Vladimir Zhirinovsky is an ultra-nationalist leader in Russia, and one of Donald Trump’s most vocal supporters
A former IRS worker says the actions of Donald Trump's foundation could be very problematic
Amid another round of unrest spurred by police shootings of black men, House Speaker weighs in on “stop and frisk” and other topics during "Face the Nation" interview
Expect Instagram to play a unique role in CBSN's coverage of the upcoming presidential and vice presidential debates
Tune in for the latest on the developments in Tulsa and Charlotte, plus a look at where things stand in the 2016 race ahead of the first debate
Donald Trump and Ted Cruz say a government plan could subject the internet to foreign censorship, but tech experts dispute that
Republicans had hoped the Clinton gaffe would paint Clinton as a snob, in the way that Romney's 47-percent comment caused a backlash against him in 2012
Responding to the last three nights of protests, Clinton, meanwhile, spoke with Charlotte officials and urged unity in the face of violence
The GOP nominee is expanding his list of possible nominees to fill the late Justice Antonin Scalia's empty seat on the court
The billionaire Dallas Mavericks owner is calling the debate the "Humbling at Hofstra"
“I’d look her right in that fat, ugly face of hers,” Trump says in a quote in the ad, which is airing in battleground states and on national cable
Clinton is spending nearly four straight days off the campaign trail while GOP nominee says he doesn’t want to over-prepare
First clash between two nominees could be one of the most-watched events in TV history and past debates could foreshadow their strategies