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Newcomers would walk up and say, “When is Hillary scheduled?” or “What time does Trump go on?”

Hillary Clinton joined in the cholesterol-fueled fun at the Iowa State Fair Saturday, eating a pork chop on a stick and sipping some lemonade.

Marissa Johnson and Mara Willaford boldly grabbed the microphone to point out that “progressive Seattle” is riddled with problems of police abuse, incarceration of youth of color, gentrification, disproportionate suspension of Black schoolchildren, and other racial...

Vice President Joe Biden is spending part of his South Carolina vacation calling close friends to discuss a potential 2016 run, a longtime Democratic operative and a source close to Biden who had an extensive phone call with him this week confirmed to NBC News. Though most...

Bernie Sanders has dominated Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton within a poll of citizenry in New Hampshire, which often will maintain the…

Then-Senator Biden was accused of plagiarism during his 1988 presidential campaign.

New Hampshire, site of the second presidential primary, represents a key state for Democrats and Sanders strong showing there could start a wave of support that could rock the Clinton campaign.

Sanders was highly retweeted during the Fox News GOP debate, but he ran into an obstacle with Black Lives Matter activists taking his mic at a Saturday Social Security rally.

And here’s Part Two of the double-whammy for Clinton the day after this new flurry of email stories: A fresh poll from Franklin Pierce University and the Boston Herald shows Sanders leading Clinton 44 percent to 37 percent among likely Democratic primary voters....

Clinton said student debt is now at $1.2 trillion nationally and has increased by 42 percent over the last 10 years.

This past Saturday, Black Lives Matter protestors all but set the stage on fire during his campaign in Seattle, citing his lack of service to the African-American community during his tenure as Vermont lawmaker.

The Clinton campaign may be smiling about Trump and his dominance over the GOP campaign, but they aren’t laughing about Bernie Sanders, who is drawing considerable attention in the Democratic race.

It was a packed house last night with over 27,000 “Berners” supporting Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders cheering, chanting and stomping in support of his campaign rally in Los Angeles.

The self-described democratic socialist presidential candidate was in Seattle to not only raise money for his campaign but to speak at the downtown celebration of Social Security’s 80th anniversary. So he waved to the crowd and left the stage, shaking hands and posing for...

On Saturday, protesters from Black Lives Matter took over a microphone at a Sanders event in Seattle and forced him to abandon an afternoon speech.