2020 Democrats begin to approach topic of reparations for black Americans
Long taboo in the political mainstream, Democratic candidates are seriously discussing reparations and whether they should be implemented
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Long taboo in the political mainstream, Democratic candidates are seriously discussing reparations and whether they should be implemented
"Much of what is discussed this weekend could end up being fine-tuned for voters in the early primary states," says CBS News' Ed O'Keefe
"Now he's just trying to stoke his political base by bringing up the wall all the time," Castro said on "Face the Nation"
Before announcing his presidential run he tweeted "#Julian2020"
His slogan is "One Nation. One Destiny"
The 44-year-old former HUD secretary says he is forming a presidential exploratory committee and will announce his decision in January
The former HUD secretary welcomes the prospect of new faces in the 2020 Democratic presidential field, he told "CBS This Morning"
"I'll make a final decision after November, but I'm inclined to do it," Castro told Rolling Stone about his 2020 plans
Democratic hopefuls Cory Booker, Julian Castro, Amy Klobuchar, and others are making early moves to position themselves for what's expected to be a crowded presidential primary
"We've had too much lying out of the White House," Castro said of Trump
"Of course" Democrats need to conduct an autopsy, the former San Antonio mayor said
House Democrat sat down for an interview with his twin brother Julian Castro, who serves as the secretary of Housing and Urban Development
A government watchdog says Secretary Julian Castro mixed his personal views with official government agency business in his endorsement of Hillary Clinton for president
The Virginia senator could well be the Democratic vice presidential nominee, but will anyone care?
Many of the prospective running mates reportedly on Clinton's shortlist have been frequent surrogates for her throughout the primaries
Here's CBS News' guide to some of the top possibilities for her vice presidential pick
The new rule from the Department of Housing and Urban Development will require communities to study patterns of racial bias