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The final outcome of next week’s primary could hinge on an endorsement from President Trump, who has given shoutouts to one of Sessions' rivals.View Entire Post ›

Warren is attacking Bloomberg, accepting help from a super PAC, and having more fun. But she’s running out of time to reignite her campaign.View Entire Post ›

Normal life has ground to a halt in the region as businesses lay off workers, hospitals struggle to care for patients, and ordinary people despair.View Entire Post ›

US citizens living in China and South Korea have been told they won’t be able to cast their vote in person for the Democratic primary next month — and will instead need to vote online.View Entire Post ›

In 2012, he turned people who were homeless into Wi-Fi hotspots. Now he's trying to make Michael Bloomberg president.View Entire Post ›

It's the woozy time of the presidential primary.View Entire Post ›

House Democrats say they can't do anything about the years-old allegation against Kweisi Mfume.View Entire Post ›

A Catholic child welfare organization in Philadelphia wants to turn away same-sex parents while relying on public funding.View Entire Post ›

"He had trouble personalizing the impacts of his policies — I guess that’s just his business way," New York City’s public advocate said of Bloomberg.View Entire Post ›

In the most diverse state to vote yet, Biden performed better than in previous contests but still far behind Sen. Bernie Sanders.View Entire Post ›

Sanders’ campaign manager said Thursday that violent criminals would still be deported under the candidate’s plan for a moratorium.View Entire Post ›

Here are the results for the Nevada Democratic caucuses.View Entire Post ›

Some of the rank-and-file members of the Culinary Workers Union backed Sanders in the caucus, despite the union leaders’ opposition to Medicare for All.View Entire Post ›

The idea that Biden would halt deportations spread among immigrant advocates this week, was initially denied by the campaign, and then later affirmed.View Entire Post ›

The Democratic primary now enters a stretch heading into Super Tuesday that could see Sanders build a formidable lead for the nomination.View Entire Post ›

Sanders, Buttigieg said in defeat in Nevada, leads an "inflexible ideological revolution that leaves out most Democrats."View Entire Post ›

Results from the Iowa caucusesView Entire Post ›

Warren, who has campaigned against money's influence in politics, said the day after her debate she would not disavow a super PAC supporting her.View Entire Post ›

The fundraising model that powered politics between 2000 and 2016 is breaking down — and so is institutional party power.View Entire Post ›

The FBI arrested Arthur Dam, whose wife worked for Hill's campaign, accusing him of coordinating cyberattacks against her Democratic rival, Bryan Caforio.View Entire Post ›

Bloomberg suggested transgender rights would sink Democratic campaigns in comments recorded last year in New York. He’s tried to distance himself from similar comments he made in 2016.View Entire Post ›

“Had we not had Mike Bloomberg fundraising for ... the other side, we very well might have taken that seat.”View Entire Post ›

An official said the department has “provided approximately 60,000 pages of FinCEN records” to two committees since Trump took office.View Entire Post ›

Stone is the most recent member of Trump’s inner circle to be convicted.View Entire Post ›

“It’s a disservice to immigrants and to immigrant families,” an immigrant advocate said after the debate.View Entire Post ›

Elizabeth Warren had a plan to go on the attack — and she dominated the debate. But it might be too late to reignite her campaign in Nevada.View Entire Post ›

“If we have to have a battle of the billionaires, I’m picking Mike Bloomberg 100%.”View Entire Post ›

“I wish everyone was as perfect as you, Pete,” Klobuchar snarked at one point.View Entire Post ›

This is the problem with keeping the candidate himself at a remove from the fray. It turns out the fray is pretty tough.View Entire Post ›

Traditionally, when a candidate wins the majority of delegates — 1,991 — they secure the party’s nomination. We're tracking them here.View Entire Post ›