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As a reporter on the campaign trail, I’ve often enjoyed watching candidates chat people up in diners, hug babies at county fairs and field questions at town halls in a frenetic attempt to connect with voters.
Donald Trump’s planned rally Thursday night in Burlington, Vt., has local officials concerned about the massive crowds that could descend on the city.
Marco Rubio's Republican rivals literally are hot on his heels, this time taking shots at the Florida senator for wearing shiny, black boots -- with a pumped-up heel -- that apparently only a fashionista can appreciate.
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FOX Business Network will host its second Republican presidential primary debate in North Charleston, South Carolina
The fourth Democratic presidential candidate debate, and first of 2016, will be held in Charleston, South Carolina
Fox News Channel will host its second Republican presidential primary debate at the Iowa Events Center in Des Moines, Iowa
EXCLUSIVE: Hillary Clinton’s unorthodox use of a private email account and personal server for government business exploited a loophole in the State Department's FOIA process, according to the findings of the first Inspector General report to stem from her email scandal.
Vice President Joe Biden says he regrets not running for president "every day" but that he made the right decision for himself and his family.
There's a question that still remains to be answered as the 2015 “invisible primary” – the pre-primary debates, television ads, polling and talk show appearances – comes to an end.
Hillary Clinton might want to brush up on the life of Woodrow Wilson.
Pro-pot politician Gary Johnson announced Wednesday he will seek the Libertarian Party’s 2016 presidential nomination.
Donald Trump has folks in Great Britain fuming after he said that the United Kingdom has a massive Muslim problem.
Right now, bettors know that Donald Trump, even though he is ahead in polls, is unlikely to be the Republican nominee.
It seems to be the question Democratic Party figureheads don’t want to answer: What’s the difference between a Democrat and a socialist?
If there’s one thing the political press agreed on, it was that Chris Christie was toast, washed up, had missed his moment.
Donald Trump’s campaign fired back Tuesday against a scheduled debate in the British parliament to discuss whether the Republican contender should be banned from entering the United Kingdom.
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz attempted to make a joke out of rival candidate Donald Trump raising questions in a recent interview over the Texas senator’s birth in Canada, and whether it will become a liability if he becomes the GOP’s nominee.
New York Democratic Rep. Steve Israel said Tuesday that he’s resigning from Congress.
With less than a month to go until the caucuses, many of the 2016 campaigns are significantly ratcheting up their Iowa ground games.
A newly elected city councilman in Pennsylvania has been barred from taking office because of a drug conviction from 23 years ago.
The super PAC behind GOP presidential candidate Marco Rubio is airing its first TV ad in the crucial, early-voting state of South Carolina.
