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By dismissing Donald Trump and his supporters as racists, the Democratic candidate ignores the economic and political anxieties that allowed him to thrive in the first place.

The chief strategist for John McCain's 2008 campaign explains why this year's Republican nominee is coming unhinged.

After losing the California and New Jersey primaries, Bernie Sanders is still refusing to quit. But where can he go from here?

Last week's vote provides a glimpse into just how acrimonious—and potentially irreconcilable—the fight over the party's nomination might get.

The Republican frontrunner was forced to cancel an appearance in the city as massive clashes erupted between protesters and Trump supporters.

If Ted Cruz can't win Bunkerville, where can he win?

After years of backing affably naive Bible-thumpers, Christian conservatives have finally found a presidential candidate that can win.

And why he may be changing the Democratic Party.

What you need to know about the first—and strangest—vote in the 2016 presidential race.

He'll write the first draft of his presidential legacy in his seventh and final State of the Union address Tuesday night.

He'll write the first draft of his presidential legacy in his seventh and final State of the Union address Tuesday night.

The Benghazi hearings could have been important. Really, honestly, they could have been.