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The former Florida governor's efforts to spotlight 9/11 rekindle questions on why the terrorists were able to get driver's licenses in his state.

“We can never speak to each other unless I get the word from Jeb! (Ha, ha!)”

Industries that Clinton cited as enemies have supported her campaigns and family foundation.

On issues from guns to energy to immigration, the Democratic presidential candidate's views can at times be contradictory.

The Republican National Committee is criticizing her for backing the Iraq War, as most GOP lawmakers did.

The trade pact she now opposes has more concessions to labor and progressives than it did when she supported it.

As Florida governor, Bush looked for ways to rein in executives’ “excessive pay.”

The Democrat opposes reinstating Glass-Steagall, just like the congressman-turned-banker who advises her.

One is ex-House Democrat Leader Dick Gephardt, who once opposed free trade.

President Obama won the right to keep the terms of the Trans-Pacific Partnership deal under wraps … for now.

The leftist senator gives the GOP a powerful partner to kill the Export-Import Bank.

He slammed Clinton for her private server. Now he won't release his own messages.

A State Department email refers to a 2011 speech by the former top U.S. diplomat and cites involvement by JPMorgan and Exxon Mobil in the war-torn country.

The Republican presidential candidate's campaign is touting his record on drug control, but use of alcohol and marijuana increased while he was Florida's governor.

To lead his policy task force, the Republican presidential candidate selected Oklahoma's attorney general, a close ally of fossil-fuel industry lobbyists.

U.S. House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner's plan to step down puts pressure on American companies that rely on the Export-Import Bank.

Conservatives don’t need the Republican Party’s money or support anymore, and that cost House Speaker John Boehner his job.

Carly Fiorina filmed extensive footage for a super PAC’s documentary, despite rules against coordination.

Whistleblowers at Department of Veterans Affairs facilities face retaliation, and the officials involved escape punishment, according to Senate testimony.

By suspending his campaign Monday, the Wisconsin governor may have helped his chances of getting picked as the eventual GOP nominee's running mate.

The GOP's biggest would-be kingmakers couldn't help Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, whose presidential candidacy fell victim to anti-establishment fervor.

Chris Christie is embracing nuclear energy -- an industry that has supported his presidential campaign and favorite causes.

Who would benefit? How much would it cost? The Republican candidate may have to address these and other inquiries during Wednesday's GOP debate.

A film about Carly Fiorina exemplifies how she and other GOP presidential candidates helped their super PACs help them, despite rules banning coordination.

Hillary Clinton apologized Tuesday for using a private email address while serving as U.S. secretary of state.

A super PAC backing Hillary Clinton is promoting her plan to overturn Citizens United and "curb the influence of big money in American politics."

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton admitted she shouldn't have used a private email account, but said it was “allowed by the State Department.”

The Democratic presidential front-runner backs ending bonuses for bankers who join government, even though top staffers from her State Department tenure received them.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren's strong criticism of Joe Biden may complicate the vice president's possible White House bid.