If Jim Webb decides to make the jump from Democrat to independent, he would follow the likes of Ralph Nader, whose candidacy enabled Republican George W. Bush to defeat Democrat Al Gore.
The former president will reportedly stump for wife Hillary Clinton in Iowa this weekend, as challenger Sen. Bernie Sanders' poll numbers rise.
Legislation that implements stricter gun control measures in Connecticut and New York have been upheld.
The teen said he cracked accounts belonging to John Brennan and Avril Haines, deputy national security adviser for the White House.
Samsung and Google have rudimentary headsets for sale, but others will have more advanced offerings in 2016.
U.S. presidential candidate Hillary Clinton had harsh words about Alabama's move to close driver's license offices in majority African-American communities.
Any U.S. presidential campaign run by Vice President Joe Biden would be an "optimistic campaign," says former U.S. Sen. Ted Kaufman, one of his advisers and close friends.
The Donald Trump campaign spent more on hats and T-shirts than on almost anything else last quarter.
Politics aside, which Democratic candidate is the better dancer: Sanders or Clinton?
"Yo estoy contigo," Clinton said. "That's a promise."
The Sanders campaign held its third fundraiser at a private house with wealthy donors.
While the U.S. is no longer in the valleys and villages in Afghanistan, Kabul still needs strategic help from the U.S., Obama said Thursday.
Former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords launched a new group with other prominent women to address the connection between guns and domestic violence.
Three Democratic presidential candidates argued for the policy during Tuesday night's debate, as only three states offer it.
More than 15 million people tuned in to CNN for the candidates' showdown Tuesday night.
The Democratic presidential rivals put the financial industry in the crosshairs. But their agendas reveal clear philosophical differences.
Bernie Sanders capitalized on his debate success Tuesday in a big way, something that not all 2016 politicians have been able to do.
Industries that Clinton cited as enemies have supported her campaigns and family foundation.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders won Tuesday's Democratic Party debate, most polls showed, with Hillary Clinton garnering support as well. Lower-polling pols didn't fare well.
"Face the Nation" host John Dickerson is lined up to moderate the second Democratic Party debate Nov. 14 at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.
Even when O'Malley slighted Clinton, he took a cordial approach.
Toward the end of the Democratic debate Tuesday night, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton both called for fewer prison sentences for people who smoke marijuana.
