Primary Wins For Clinton And Trump
Trump and Clinton won the presidential primaries Tuesday in Mississippi. Trump also won Michigan.
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Trump and Clinton won the presidential primaries Tuesday in Mississippi. Trump also won Michigan.
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders tangled aggressively on economic issues in a Democratic presidential debate over trade, Wall Street influence and more. It was a marked change in tone for the two Democrats.
A Washington bobblehead company called Funko will debut a new line of political-themed, low-tech toys this year.
Hillary Clinton's weakness with younger voters has stood out consistently this year. She lost Democratic primary voters who are aged 18 to 29 by 70 points in Iowa and by 68 points in New Hampshire.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is hoping to solidify support for her presidential campaign today when her husband returns to North Texas.
In conservative Texas, a large crowd waited hours inside on a sunny Saturday to see the Vermont Senator, a socialist.
Sanders Doubles Support But Clinton Maintains Wide Lead
Mr. Clinton told the crowd, he agrees with the Second Amendment but believes in common sense gun restrictions.
Bill Clinton will be speaking Monday evening at Paul Quinn College. School leaders called this a historic day. This is the first time that a sitting or former President has visited the Dallas college.
Hillary Clinton stressed her ties to President Obama during a stop in Chicago on Wednesday, praising his accomplishments in office and pledging to carry on many of his policies if she becomes president.
President Bill Clinton will hold events in Laredo and Dallas on Monday, February 22
Bernie Sanders is giving Hillary Clinton a run for her money, $27 at a time. The insurgent Democratic presidential candidate's success with low-dollar online fundraising perfectly complements his denouncement of big money in politics.
Now that Iowa and New Hampshire are in the past, the Democratic presidential contest shifts to different terrain in Nevada, where an urban and diverse electorate will test the breadth of Bernie Sanders and the durability of Hillary Clinton.
For young women, political revolution is currently trumping the idea of a Madame President. In New Hampshire, women under the age of 45 overwhelmingly backed Bernie Sanders over Hillary Clinton, exit polls showed.
Geneva Reed-Veal will join the Democratic presidential candidate at a Feb. 17 voter mobilization event in Chicago.
While New Hampshire is known for its political surprises, Trump and Sanders led in the state for months.
Hillary Clinton has been here before, watching a political rival generate youthful enthusiasm with lofty proposals that she believes are going unchallenged. So, on Thursday, she took matters into her own hands.
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are in a tug-of-war over who's the best standard-bearer for progressive values as they road test lines of argument for the first one-on-one debate of the Democratic campaign.
Hillary Clinton has narrowly won the Democratic caucuses in Iowa, outpacing a surprisingly strong challenge from Bernie Sanders to claim the first victory in the 2016 race for president.
Monday's all-important Democratic caucuses in Iowa ended in what amounts to a dead heat. A statement from the party's leader called the finish between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders "historically close," but didn't declare a winner.
Sanders Rising; Clinton Still Dominating Among Democrats
Wooing undecided voters, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders on Monday night each cast themselves as life-long champions for tackling economic inequality, but offered differing visions for addressing the nation's problems.
Sen. Ted Cruz and Hillary Clinton both called for lowering the temperature in the presidential primary race Monday, even as their campaigns and supporters kept up their attacks with a week to go until the Iowa caucuses.
Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio sprinted toward the Iowa caucuses Sunday, avoiding direct confrontations with his opponents and instead projecting a vision that looks more toward the general election.
Hillary Clinton hasn't just been wrapping herself in President Obama's legacy lately. She's been wrapping herself in his Cabinet. Clinton's presidential campaign has racked up support from the President's top officials.
