Trump, Cruz Go At Each Other In Year's First GOP Debate
Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz clashed Thursday night over the Texas senator's eligibility to serve as commander in chief and the businessman's "New York values."
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Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ted Cruz clashed Thursday night over the Texas senator's eligibility to serve as commander in chief and the businessman's "New York values."
A Texas court that ruled a law clamping down on Internet dirty talk could deem illegal everything from '50 Shades of Grey' to videos of Miley Cyrus twerking is starting to throw out convictions.
The first question of the prime-time GOP presidential debate was about jobs: President Barack Obama says the economy is durable and new jobs are being created. What do the Republican candidates see that he doesn't?
The Nielsen company said Wednesday that 31.3 million people watched President Obama deliver his last State of the Union address, his smallest audience ever for the annual speech.
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz has bagged the endorsement of "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson after going hunting with him.
As she works to maintain an advantage among African-American voters in her quest for the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton has secured an endorsement from the nation's first black attorney general.
Without offering specifics, she said that while Democrats bear much responsibility, Republicans "need to accept that we've played a role in how and recognize why our government is broken."
President Obama says one of the few regrets of his presidency is that too many Americans feel their voice doesn't matter in democracy.
Ted Cruz on Tuesday returned to New Hampshire for the first time in months, promising conservative voters he'll protect their gun rights and several times invoking the state's "Live Free or Die" motto.
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul and former technology executive Carly Fiorina will not appear on the primetime debate stage when the Republican Party's 2016 presidential class faces off later this week in South Carolina.
Running as an underdog presidential candidate isn't always glamorous. You speak to half-filled halls and small rooms. There may not be a bus emblazoned with your smiling face.
Just days after the departure of three top campaign advisers, GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson announced the selection of three new senior staff members, including a longtime Carrollton public relations professional.
Planned Parenthood is swinging behind Hillary Clinton in the Democratic presidential race, but said that won't mean negative campaigning against her primary opponents.
Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump said Sunday that he doesn't watch professional football very much anymore because the NFL has gone "soft," like the United States.
Marco Rubio is increasingly portraying immigration as a national security issue rather than a question of what to do with millions of people in the country illegally, a sign of his evolving stance on the topic.
