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Well said, Ben Carson.

The billionaire businessman and television personality was the most-mentioned candidate on Twitter during yesterday’s debate, the most-discussed on Facebook and the most-searched on Google, according to data from the companies.

“We need new people“, Paul continued. “Paul just for opposing the bulk collection of people’s phone records in the event of a terrorist attack?”

Seven Republican presidential hopefuls assembled at the Quicken Loans Arena for the first of two GOP debates Thursday evening, but one candidate was not like the others.

CLEVELAND – newsnet5.com has partnered with PolitiFact for the first Republican debate, and this is one of a series of fact checks we’ll publish here.

John Tate, the PAC’s founder, and Jesse Benton, husband of Ron Paul’s granddaughter and current head of America’s Liberty, have been indicted on six charges – including conspiracy – related to the Sorenson affair.

Rand Paul – who questioned Iran’s threat to the US multiple times during that campaign – attributes his past skepticism to the state of Iran’s military capabilities then, which he maintains were far less advanced than they are now. He said he’s not...

The regions big margins for George W. Bush in 2004 helped lift him to the narrow Ohio victory he needed for re-election. “It sort of felt like you sat down and then you were just getting back up”, he said.

Rick Santorum – are taking in part in what Graham is calling the “Happy Hour Debate”, which will also be televised on Fox News.

Rather, the 11th-hour dash is among those in the middle and back of the pack, competing for the last of 10 slots in the prime-time event at Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena.

I’m waiting for Little Richard, Ariana Grande and Tom Brady to announce that they’re running – because all of them could make the Fox News debate before John Kasich or Bobby Jindal. The last time he’s talking about is the last presidential cycle where...

A former Virginia governor joined the Republican presidential contest on Wednesday, making him the 17th candidate in the race.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker leads the pack in Iowa, but his support has dropped from 25 percent in a February poll to 18 percent in July among likely Republican Caucus participants.