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That’s perhaps even more pronounced when you consider the share of his total giving by party.

Trump was “candid about his political ambitions and his potential interest in seeking the White House during the talk”, according to his “allies”.

As Republican presidential hopefuls prepare to face off Thursday in the first debates of 2016 campaigns, Bloomberg Politics managing editor John Heilemann joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the revelation that Bill Clinton might have been instrumental in encouraging...

Republican presidential candidates, or at least many of them, gathered at St. Anselm College in Manchester, N.H. on Monday night for a forum at which they were questioned one at a time. Instead, the South Carolina Republican will hone his debating expertise at an ancillary event...

The Republican presidential debate on Fox News Thursday will feature the top 10 candidates as ranked in a set of national polls – though the network won’t say which polls will be used when the final determination is made Tuesday.

Because of the incredibly large 2016 Republican field – 17 candidates – Fox announced in May that it was limiting participation in the opening GOP debate to candidates in the top 10 of an average of the five most recent national polls released by August. 4 at 5 p.m....

The comment created a backlash, with McCain urging Trump to apologize to US prisoners of war.

The results are backed up by a Reuters poll Wednesday that put Trump at 25 percent nationally and Bush at 12 percent.

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...

The New Jersey governor, initially viewed as a top-tier candidate, is in danger of not making it into next week’s prime-time Fox News debate because of low polling numbers. And so he reduced himself to calling his own majority leader, Sen. “Roger Ailes knows how to...

Donald Trump announcing that he will seek the Republican nomination for president on Tuesday, June 16, 2015, in the lobby of Trump Tower in New York.

In a biting pre-emptive attack delivered as Bush, the former Florida governor, waited backstage at the annual convention of the National Urban League, Clinton portrayed him as a hypocrite who had set back the cause of black Americans. “I’ve been around a long time...

With large double digit deficits against both Clinton and Sanders, it seems like Trump’s appeal is limited to a select few within the Republican party.