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Democrats are saying Clinton needs to paint Trump as bigoted and dangerous for the country, while presenting herself as a presidential alternative.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump each won many states Tuesday night, giving them more delegates as they pulled ahead of their competitors.

Brian Deese was involved in leading the administration’s bailout of the U.S. auto industry and making budget deals with Congress

Hillary Clinton has begun to pull away from Bernie Sanders in the delegate count, making it more difficult for the Vermont senator to catch up.

Recent polls indicate U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas is likely to claim victory in his home-state primary election on Super Tuesday, but Donald Trump is close behind.

This will be the 16th "In Performance" event during President Barack Obama's time in office.

Rep. Duncan Hunter said Wednesday that he thinks more members of Congress likely support Trump but need to "come out of the closet."

This marks the highest-profile endorsement for Cruz in the presidential race so far.

The Nevada Republican Party appeared to be having another chaotic year, just as it did in 2012 when it took days to count caucus results.

The New York billionaire maintained his commanding lead ahead of Tuesday's nominating contest in the Silver State.

Despite the animosity Bush and Rubio expressed over the past few months, the two Florida politicians have not changed their opinions of each other, Rubio said.

Human Rights Advocates said the president's plans to shut down the detention center at Guantanamo Bay were a step in the right direction. But has he gone far enough?

106-year-old Virginia McLaurin dances with Barack and Michelle Obama at a White House reception to mark Black History month, telling them it's been her life-long dream to visit the White House .

The brother of the U.S. senator from Vermont also says Bernie Sanders is “very socialist” in his view of “class warfare.”

In an open letter, advisers to presidents Clinton and Obama say the Vermont senator's economic proposals make it difficult to criticize Republicans.

Presidents Day is Monday, and these sayings from America's leaders will get you in a patriotic mood for the holiday.

You don't have to be a politics junkie to play this drinking game for Thursday's Democratic debate on PBS.

In his annual assessment, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper warned that fast-moving cyber and technological advances could imperil the U.S.

Amid very high turnout — as early results came in — media outlets declared the two outsider candidates winners.

Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas said the idea of requiring women to register for the draft is a symptom of political correctness.

Watch President Obama’s remarks in Baltimore, where he makes his first visit to a U.S. mosque since being elected to the nation’s top office.