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The Republican presidential candidates took the stage Wednesday night to face off in their second national debate. If only we had that foresight three hours earlier! “I don’t feel so safe”, Trump said. It’s not about me, it’s not about the big...

She fought and scraped her way from an afterthought in the crowded Republican presidential field to the hands-down victor of this week’s debate at the Reagan Presidential Library.

“Carson is now in a virtual tie with recent front-runner Donald Trump”, Rasmussen stated.

“Well I do mean it, to a large extent”, Trump said. How convenient it must be to have no knowledge of the fact that more Americans were killed by terrorists on USA soil during George W. Bush’s administration than under any other.

“I think there needs to be accommodation for someone acting on their faith”, he said.

“I’m trying to be as transparent as possible”, Clinton said.

Each rating point equals 1 percent of the 116.4 million USA television homes tracked by the company. In most cases, that meant attempting to show an even temperament in a tiff with frontrunner Donald Trump.

He said he’d get along with Vladmir Putin in the interest of a more stable world, and as for fighting the so-called Islamic State he said: “Why are we fighting ISIS in Syria?”

Carly Fiorina, the newly-minted star of the Republican presidential field Thursday, still finds that a woman has a special issue to confront when seeking the White House. The other candidates were much more prepared to attack him this time around, and it showed during the debate....

A moment after Jeb Bush jokingly admitted to smoking pot four decades ago (‘Sorry Mom’), Fiorina brought the drug debate back to Earth by recalling the death of her stepdaughter.

As the debate looms, Dr. Ben Carson also has the best strategy for dealing with The Donald: be bigger than the bully.

One of those political outsiders, former Hewlett-Packard chief executive Carly Fiorina, recently was subjected to a Trump attack when he coarsely criticised Fiorina’s face to Rolling Stone magazine.

Rand Paul, former New York Gov. George Pataki and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, who is running second to Trump in several early polls and challenged Trump’s Christian faith this week. Reporter: Either way, voters are listening to the anti-politicians in the race.

With the exception of Carson, Trump polled vastly better in a one-on-one match up against the other GOP candidates. He captured just 4 percent among the state’s Republican primary voters in that poll, and only 35 percent reported having a favorable view of him, compared to...

Once against Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is attracting major criticism after he told a Rolling Stone reporter when fellow candidate Carly Fiorina appeared on a TV “Look at the face!”