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Bernie Sanders' whole campaign is built on inequality. The phrase "millionaire and billionaire class" (or some variation on it) seems to feature in every single one of his speeches.

So here's some irony: he wins the states where income inequality is lowest. Where it's highest? Those states are all Hillary, and if she wins in New York (where she leads in the polls), she will continue

Incumbent presidents usually lay low during their opponents nominating convention, but not so with President Obama, who will wage an ambitious campaign schedule next week during the Republican National Convention.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld officially entered the 2020 Republican presidential primary on Monday, giving Donald Trump the first serious intra-party challenge to a sitting president since Pat Buchanan ran against George H.W. Bush a quarter-century ago.

“I really think if we have six more years of the same stuff we’ve had out of the White House the last two years, that would be a

Beto O'Rourke announced his candidacy for president on Thursday morning, ending months of speculation that began after the Democrat narrowly lost a Senate seat in reliably red Texas.

O'Rourke, 46, who was a little known congressman from El Paso when President Donald Trump was elected, joins the crowded race for the Democratic presidential nomination, which already has more than a dozen