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News that the Republican's team is losing its chief operating officer came as a slew of pundits declared Bush's candidacy "on life support."

Citing distrust of the president, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan said immigration reform won't be considered until at least 2017.

A video shows an Israeli jeep running over a fleeing protester in the West Bank.

A radio host trumped Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump by trademarking his "Make America Great Again" slogan -- then selling it to him for a charitable donation.

Senate aides brought their lunches from home and ate in the Senate cafeteria in solidarity with workers who hope to unionize.

After months of anticipation, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio endorsed Hillary Clinton Friday.

Danny James Heinrich, 52, arrested Wednesday in a child pornography case, was also questioned about the 1989 disappearance of an 11-year-old boy, authorities said.

Those applying to colleges were told that schools might not receive the scores in time for early admission deadlines.

Now that the Ohio Republican has given up the House speakership, he has plenty of options for getting wealthy.

Ben Carson wants future Republican presidential debates to have moderators who ask fewer "gotcha" questions.

GOP presidential contender Ben Carson has done speeches and videos for the controversial supplement company referenced in Wednesday's presidential debate.

Israeli soldiers took over Makassed Hospital in Jerusalem Tuesday and searched for outpatient files.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz's father claims abortion and same-sex marriage are leading America away from God's path.

Where's Trump on Twitter? Marco Rubio, Ben Carson and Ted Cruz attracted the most traffic on Google and Twitter during Wednesday's Republican debate.

While Republican candidates debated, Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley countered GOP positions.

Rubio's camp declared victory -- and the Atlantic agreed. But polls by Fox and Slate showed Trump on top once again.

With her poll numbers sinking, the former HP CEO failed to build on previous debate successes, pundits said.

The Ohio governor was the only candidate given the opportunity to address cannabis from a legislative perspective, but the other candidates still found windows to get marijuana jokes in.

A program that helps U.S. companies hire skilled workers from overseas is vital for the nation's economy -- provided it is not abused, the U.S. senator from Florida said.

The former Arkansas governor heaped praise on Donald Trump on Wednesday, though he had previously positioned himself as the best candidate to grow the U.S. economy.

Trump attacked Kasich's tax plan and tenure with Lehman Brothers, telling the audience that the Ohio governor was a managing general partner.

The U.S. senator from Texas complained about the questions CNBC moderators asked Wednesday night, saying they just wanted to draw blood.

Republican presidential hopefuls exchanged blows Wednesday over whether a flat tax is a good idea.

The rift between Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio -- former political allies from the Sunshine State -- was on full display during Wednesday's GOP debate.

The former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania claimed that the jobs would be done in the United States at lower CO2 levels, all while boosting the U.S. economy.

The Louisiana governor was polling in 12th place among republican presidential candidates heading into Wednesday's "undercard" debate.

During Wednesday's debate for lower-polling Republican candidates, the U.S. senator from South Carolina criticized the Vermont senator's trip to the Soviet Union.

Pataki remains popular in New York, a Democratic-voting state where he was a three-term governor. He last held office in 2006.

Once the Republican candidates began debating Wednesday night, Twitter users began reacting. Here is an updating stream of tweets.