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Trump won 82 percent of Miami-Dade grassroots Republicans, far more than DeSantis.

The union’s drawn-out presidential endorsement process hasn’t made Biden a lock for its nod.

“I cannot stay silent as this administration turns a blind eye to the atrocities," the official wrote in a letter.

The shooting occurred in the backdrop of the Iowa caucuses and not far from where Republican candidates were campaigning.

Adam Schiff, Katie Porter, Barbara Lee and Steve Garvey have qualified for the Jan. 22 debate in Los Angeles.

Christie has been highly critical of the former president during his campaign for president.

It’s one reason his campaign is sinking.

French rabbi Delphine Horvilleur says the antisemitism in the U.S. following Hamas’ attack on Israel is not so surprising — and all too familiar.

A new survey of GOP county chairs shows the presidential race is shifting ahead of the Iowa caucuses.

As Trump's many legal problems barrel toward 1 First Street, the presidential race hangs in the balance.

A bloody brawl ensued.

Bill Clinton and Donald Trump are mentioned in the documents but are not accused of wrongdoing connected to the late sex offender.

Democracy may be on the ballot. Less clear is what was on the menu.

Haley is swiping at Trump in a fight over her record on gas taxes.

New York City mayor and city's elected watchdog trade personal barbs over fight on policing policy.

The DOJ lawsuit alleges that the measure is unconstitutional because the authority to regulate immigration and manage international borders belongs to the federal government.

For now, it’s sticking with a post focused on humanitarian issues, but that could change if conditions do.

Claudine Gay warned of potential damage to universities if they continue to get caught up in political disputes.

The demonstration highlighted a widening rift between progressive activists and more mainstream Democrats.

The letter says it is a moral imperative for the president to publicly "call for a cessation of violence."

The independent candidate got on his first presidential ballot and previewed plans for more.