After being criticized for wearing a necklace made of bullets, Donald Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson fired back at her critics by threatening to "wear a fetus" in order to spread an anti-abortion message.
With his confrontational style and politically incorrect proposals, Donald Trump has already taken the race for the 2016 GOP nomination in an unexpected direction.
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump kicked off the week by bashing his Democratic counterpart Hillary Clinton and her husband, his GOP rival Chris Christie, as well as the largest newspaper in New Hampshire.
Democratic primary front-runner Hillary Clinton has been named as the most admired woman in the world, and President Barack Obama - whom Clinton hopes to replace in the White House come 2017 - as the most admired man, according to a new poll.
Following reports of imminent immigrant deportations, Democratic presidential candidates and bipartisan immigrant-rights groups have criticized the Obama administration for its policies.
Polling data among millennial respondents showed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton comfortably defeating GOP front-runner Donald Trump in a hypothetical race.
Republican presidential candidates Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz finally confronted their respective stance on immigration, with each accusing the other senator of providing legalization or amnesty.
Ahead of Tuesday evening’s Republican presidential debate, Latino advocates and groups are further dissecting the GOP’s “extreme” and “hateful” rhetoric on the campaign trail.
The biggest names in Silicon Valley, including Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Marissa Mayer and more, have spoken up against Trump's proposal for deporting millions of immigrants in a new FWD.us campaign called "11 Million Stories."
Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley conveyed his message of ending immigrant detention centers in Arizona on Thursday, while also hitting back at Donald Trump’s latest rhetoric toward immigrants.
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla. released his first presidential campaign television advertisement, which focuses on U.S. national security after the Paris terror attacks.
Mi Familia Vota Executive Director Ben Monterroso told Latin Post that the Latino electorate is key for a presidential candidate to win the White House.
