What Joe Biden is doing to figure out whether he's running
The vice president continues to meet with advisers about a possible 2016 bid, as Democratic donors urge him to run
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The vice president continues to meet with advisers about a possible 2016 bid, as Democratic donors urge him to run
Republicans in Congress have been holding votes to end federal funding of Planned Parenthood
That brings Priorities USA's fundraising total to just over $40 million
Ahead of the New Hampshire Democratic convention over the weekend, Bernie Sanders is winning over grassroots support
The former secretary of state had avoided taking a stance on the pipeline until Tuesday
In show that aired after the Republican faceoff, Clinton talked with "Tonight Show" host about things serious and anything but
What the Democratic candidates are doing Wednesday night
CBS News/New York Times conducted a national poll on the Democratic presidential race, as well as Clinton's use of a private server and the character of the frontrunners
In Iowa, Clinton was asked about her dropping poll numbers, as new national and early-voting state polls show her support declining
Sanders supporter Paul Tasso is using his Sanders-themed car to raise money for the independent senator's campaign
Despite his jump in the polls, the Vermont senator is only eyeing the Democratic nomination
The former secretary of state is still leading the Democratic field, but her support has eroded since July
As latest CBS News poll shows Hillary Clinton trailing Bernie Sanders in some early primary contests, a former top Obama aide sheds some light on the 2016 campaigns
Democratic primary voters weigh in on whether they want to see a Biden 2016 candidate in the latest CBS News poll
Obama's chief strategist said Clinton needs to show more authenticity to voters, and that Bernie Sanders has done a "great job" so far
Enthusiasm for Sanders marks difference in candidates, but Democrats say Clinton's email server not a factor
The DOJ told a federal court that the former secretary of state was within her rights to delete personal emails from her private server
The former State Department staffer who installed Clinton's private email server refused to testify before the House Benghazi committee
Clinton aimed an attack at the Wisconsin governor on his home turf
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard and former Mayor R.T. Rybak, two of the vice chairs of the DNC, say six debates is not enough
The Democratic presidential candidate visits "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" for a sixth appearance
A new Quinnipiac survey shows Sanders has made major gains since July
Secretary of State John Kerry announced Tuesday that Amb. Janice Jacobs would take on the new job of improving State's record-keeping and managing requests for documents
The two presidential candidates, Bush says, don't believe that America's economy can grow at the four percent rate Bush is promising
But she called her approach to Iran "distrust and verify"