The Texas senator unveiled his pick for vice president today in Indianapolis.
President 2016
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Trump: Clinton is playing the ‘woman card’
Trump said Clinton is using her gender to pander to the electorate, and the ‘woman card’ just ‘may be enough’ for Clinton.
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Clinton and Trump dominate primaries in 5 Northeast states, moving closer to showdown
Tuesday’s voting leaves Hillary Clinton with 90 percent of the delegates she needs for the Democratic nomination, while Donald Trump says the Republican race ‘is over.’
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Trump, Clinton aim for sweeps of Northeastern primaries
For Democratic leader Hillary Clinton, wins in most of Tuesday’s contests would leave little doubt that she’ll be her party’s nominee.
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Trump has a lot to prove with foreign policy speech
As much as the content will be scrutinized, so, too, will Trump’s ability to deliver his message in a way that comes off as both presidential and authentic.
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Trump has a lot to prove with foreign policy speech
As much as the content will be scrutinized, so, too, will Trump’s ability to deliver his message in a way that comes off as both presidential and authentic.
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Trump has a lot to prove with foreign policy speech
As much as the content will be scrutinized, so, too, will Trump’s ability to deliver his message in a way that comes off as both presidential and authentic.
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Cracks appear early in Republican candidates’ anti-Trump alliance
Ted Cruz and John Kasich agreed Sunday to coordinate primary strategies in three states, but Kasich said Monday that his supporters in Indiana should still vote for him.
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Transgender rights become a campaign flash point
As many states take up or pass new restrictive laws, the unlikely issue stirs up the Republican race.
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Charles Koch says Clinton might be best president
The conservative activist also says Bill Clinton did a better job than George W. Bush in controlling government growth.