When Donald Trump entered the presidential race, he was widely mocked as a billionaire businessman putting on a vanity act.Political pundits thought he was a joke and saw his entry into politics as a new episode in a reality television
Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan have adopted strikingly different approaches to leading their party in a turbulent election year dominated by Donald Trump.The result is a Republican Party as rudderless as it has been in decades. Trump has
Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders won the Republican and Democratic primaries, respectively, in Indiana on Tuesday. The results from the Hoosier State had deep resonance across both parties. What were the big takeaways from the
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi told a Mexican newspaper Monday that Mexico should not worry about Donald Trump.Pelosi and a delegation of representatives met with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto Monday, kicking off a three-country tour
Tuesday’s Hoosier State primary is do-or-die for Ted Cruz, as front-runner Donald Trump hopes to put to rest any doubts about who the Republican presidential nominee will be.As late as Friday, the Texas senator was saying the race would come
Ted Cruz on Monday got into a confrontation with Donald Trump supporters in Indiana as he struggles to avoid a defeat that could all but end his presidential candidacy. Cruz desperately needs to defeat Trump in Tuesday’s Hoosier State
Hillary Clinton’s allies are fuming over Bernie Sanders’s vow to take the presidential nominating contest to a floor fight at the Democratic convention this summer.Many Democrats believe Clinton effectively clinched the nomination after a
Bernie Sanders’s grassroots donors appear to be losing faith in his candidacy, with the Vermont senator’s fundraising falling behind Hillary Clinton’s for the first time this year. In April, the Sanders campaign fundraising dropped $20
The battle for the Republican nomination could come down to Tuesday’s primary in Indiana, where Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is mounting a last ditch effort to stop Donald Trump.A win for Trump could secure him as many as 57 delegates and put
Jane Sanders has emerged as her husband’s most prominent surrogate as the campaign fights against the momentum pushing Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton toward the nomination. She has been an almost constant presence
