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The Republican presidential candidates kicked off the 2016 election year on Monday with a burst of new attacks and advertising – including Donald Trump’s first TV ad of the season -- as they entered the final sprint to Iowa and New Hampshire.
While presidential campaign ads have been hitting the airwaves for months, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum is out with his first – and is using it to attack Iowa front-runner Sen. Ted Cruz.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has debuted his first campaign ad, which is set to air in early voting states of Iowa and New Hampshire.
See the latest video for the election season.
Important dates and events to know for the election season.
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
For more than a week, I made only passing glances at the political news of the day and avoided conversations about the election year.
In this first column of 2016, I stubbornly refuse to surrender to the listicle culture: Eight Takeaways from the Speech, The Five Best Moments of the Debate, 13 Must-Read Emails from the Latest Dump.
Occasionally forgotten but insisting they’re still in the mix, the low-polling candidates in the 2016 presidential field say their campaigns might be minimalist but still very much alive.
Donald Trump won't be dissuaded from saying what he thinks simply because Islamic extremists use his words to recruit Muslims to their cause.
Carly Fiorina’s tweet rooting for the University of Iowa in the Rose Bowl over alma mater Stanford University resulted in a flurry of online backlash about the GOP presidential candidate appearing to pander to voters in the first-in-nation balloting state.
An Al Qaeda-affiliated terror group based in Somalia released a recruitment video Friday purportedly featuring Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump.
The campaign for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton announced Friday it raised $37 million over the past three months to support her bid for the Democratic nomination.
An email made public Thursday by the State Department indicated Hillary Clinton was not happy to learn she had been edited out of a photograph of cabinet officials gathered in the Situation Room.
Political writer Harry Jaffe this week released an unauthorized Bernie Sanders biography in which he highlights the Democratic presidential candidate’s populist appeal but also argues that Sanders’ dislike for foreign policy would make him a "lousy commander in chief."
Democratic presidential candidate Martin O'Malley failed to qualify for Ohio's primary ballot after falling short of the signatures needed to appear before the state's voters, a spokesman for the state's elections chief said Thursday.
Former neurosurgeon Ben Carson’s campaign was rocked Thursday by the resignation of two of his most senior staffers amid diving polls numbers, but despite just having announced a huge haul ofdonations.
Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz's campaign said Wednesday it has raised nearly $20 million over the last three months, a large haul that further cements the Texas senator's status as a serious contender for the nomination heading into the Iowa caucuses.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump sought to assail Democrat Hillary Clinton on Wednesday by calling her husband, former President Bill Clinton, "one of the great abusers of the world."
A nasty battle has broken out in the Republican presidential field, and it doesn’t involve Donald Trump.
Donald Trump launched new attacks against Bill and Hillary Clinton Wednesday as the war of words between both campaigns heated up.
Jeb Bush's underdog presidential campaign is re-deploying the majority of its staff from Miami headquarters to the four early voting states, with an increased push on New Hampshire-- a must-win state for the former Florida governor.
