Hillary Clinton "trying to be as transparent as I possibly can" about emails
The Democratic presidential candidate continues to face questions over her use of a private email address and server while at the State Department
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The Democratic presidential candidate continues to face questions over her use of a private email address and server while at the State Department
Hillary Clinton's lead has shrunk over the past month, according to a new Monmouth University poll
She's pledged to reverse the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision on campaign finance
She told crowds on Labor Day that the GOP would pay a price at the polls "for treating Americans like second class citizens"
The president mentioned Walker in his Labor Day speech, saying the Wisconsin governor bragged about fighting unions
The Democratic presidential candidate continues to face questions over her use of a private email address and server while at the State Department
While Biden marched in Pittsburgh's annual Labor Day parade, there were chants of "run Joe, run,"
At campaign season's unofficial start, Bernie Sanders pulling away from Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire and Donald Trump's standing best yet in Iowa and N.H.
The Democratic frontrunner is also seeing her lead narrow in Iowa, weighed down by the controversy surrounding her private e-mails
The Republican presidential candidate said that Hillary Clinton "clearly was paying attention" to her email system at the State Department
Hillary Clinton and her family personally paid State Department employee to work on private email server
The presidential candidate made a fiery pitch to Native American and Latino communities during an extended swing through the state
Both Hillary Clinton and Marco Rubio were in Puerto Rico Friday
Clinton expresses regret about her use of a private email server -- an issue that's been a big distraction from her presidential campaign
The vice president has not yet decided on whether he'll mount a presidential campaign, but if he does, Draft Biden hopes to be ready
Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign is extending its initial television ad buys to target early voting states
Cheryl Mills told the House Select Committee on Benghazi that she never knowingly mishandled classified emails
Vice President says decision on seeking Democratic presidential nomination will hinge on whether he and his family have the "emotional energy to run"
The vice president met with some prominent Jewish Democrats in South Florida on Thursday
The V.P. has not decided whether he'll challenge Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination, but he's praising one of her rivals
The children of the 2016 presidential candidates are finding new ways to boost their dad's or mom's candidacy
"It was a good, long, rambly policy conversation," Massachusetts senator says of the meeting that set tongues wagging about 2016
The plan to fight drug and alcohol addiction focuses on prevention, treatment, and recovery
Some in the SEIU, one of labor's most powerful unions, are pushing for the organization to support Bernie Sanders instead
Republican presidential rivals have been feuding for weeks; now former Florida governor is launching most aggressive blow yet