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The protest was slated to include immigrants opposed to candidate Donald Trump's "hate rhetoric."

Fox News personality Geraldo Rivera fires back in a Twitter war against Nixon-operative-turned-Trump adviser Roger Stone.

Ten Republican candidates will face off in the first GOP debate of the 2016 presidential campaign.

As Donald Trump's popularity soars in the polls, a Mr. and Mrs. Trump in the White House is looking considerably less far-fetched.

Veteran anchors Chris Wallace, Megyn Kelly and Bret Baier will grill candidates for the Republican Party's 2016 presidential nomination.

Jon Stewart's final episode as the host of "The Daily Show" will come right after the first Republican primary debate.

The debate runs from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. EDT.

“I tweeted at #KellyOsbourne in an effort to help keep her from spiraling after her unfortunate comment," said "The View" co-host Rosie Perez.

The Donald is not afraid to throw a few words around.

The 2016 presidential candidate said he'd be the "greatest representative of Christians in a long time" -- and evangelicals want to believe him.

Ten Republican candidates with no military experience will go head-to-head Thursday in the first televised debate ahead of the GOP primaries.

Kasich and Christie grabbed the last two spots for the GOP debate Thursday, and will be onstage with Trump, Bush, Walker, Huckabee, Rubio, Paul, Carson and Cruz.

Osbourne came under fire Tuesday for making a racist comment on "The View" about Latinos in janitorial jobs. More than a quarter of Latinos work in service-related fields.

The political juggernaut known as Donald Trump tore a Fox News focus group to shreds on Monday night.

The disappearing-messaging app will take viewers behind the scenes of Thursday’s Republican debate on Fox News.

The king of trolling ended up being duped into a photo-op with a gang of Ivy League pranksters. He didn't respond kindly.

Rick Perry is out, based on polls, and the only woman in the field, Carly Fiorina, won't make the debate either. Who is in and who is out?

Financial disclosure forms show that Republican presidential candidates John Kasich and Ted Cruz are millionaires, while Scott Walker may be in debt.

The lineup for Thursday's GOP debate is coming into focus. Ohio Gov. Kasich and former Texas Gov. Perry may fight it out for the last spot.

A new poll in New Jersey shows Gov. Chris Christie behind real estate mogul Donald Trump with Republicans.

Gawker has released the personal cell phone number of the reality TV star and poll-topping Republican candidate in "the spirit of open and fair political debate."