Politics

Trump Plans to Spend $2M Per Week on TV Ads Focusing on Border, ISIS [Watch]

2016 Presidential hopeful Donald Trump announced on Dec. 29, 2015 that he planned on spending $2 million for TV ads in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.

Obama, White House to Welcome Colombia President Santos in February

The White House has confirmed President Barack Obama will welcome Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos to the White House in February.

Hillary Clinton Will Likely Hit $100 Million Fundraising Goal

Political analysists say that Hillary Clinton is on track to succeed her $100 million fundraising goal for the year.

Two Top Ben Carson Aides Resign From Campaign

Two top aides to Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson have officially resigned from his campaign.

Obama Drives Stingray With Jerry Seinfeld, Admits He Misses Anonymity [Watch]

President Barack Obama found his inner comic once again when he recently took a ride with Jerry Seinfeld for an episode of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee."

Bush Calls Trump 'Creature of Barack Obama'

Jeb Bush unleashed another attack against his 2016 Republican presidential rival Donald Trump, likening him to President Barack Obama and attributing Trump's popularity in the GOP primary race to the president.

Marco Rubio Helped Ex-Con Relative Obtain Real Estate License

Presidential hopeful Marco Rubio used his official position as majority whip of the Florida House of Representatives to request that state regulators give his ex-con brother-in-law a real estate license in 2002.

Donald Trump Spokeswoman Fires Back Over Bullet Necklace, Threatens to 'Wear a Fetus'

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.

Immigration Activists Protest Reported Government Plan to Deport Central American Families

Dozens of immigrants and activists marched to the White House on Wednesday in protest of the U.S. government's reported plan to conduct deportation raids on Central American families.

Gina Reque Teran Becomes First Woman to Be Named Bolivia's Military General Staff

Gen. Gina Reque Teran became the first woman to be named Bolivia's General Staff of the Armed Forces. She was appointed on Wednesday by President Evo Morales in a ceremony held at the Government Palace.

Ex-Panama President’s Nephew Arrested While Vacationing in Colombia

The nephew of former Panama President Ricardo Martinelli is currently making headlines after he was arrested in Cartagena, Colombia on Tuesday. According to the Colombian authorities, Mayer Mizrachi Matalon’s arrest was under an Interpol red notice.

Jeb Bush Cuts TV Ad Spending, Focuses Funds on Staff

Jeb Bush's campaign undergoes a major shake up as it focuses its spending more on ground staff and less on TV ads.

Marco Rubio to Support Constitutional Amendment Regarding Congress, Supreme Court Limits if Elected as President

Marco Rubio announced that if he becomes president, he will support a Constitutional ammendement that will limit the terms of the Congress and the Supreme Court.

Immigration Reform News: Marco Rubio Says No 2016 Candidate 'Understands Immigration Better Than I Do'

Marco Rubio talked about immigration reform during a campaign event in Iowa on Wednesday, claiming that no other candidate vying in the 2016 presidential election "understands immigration better than I do."

2016 Election Odds: Bernie Sanders Trails in Race for Democratic Superdelegates

Bernie Sanders has drawn huge crowds on the campaign trail and seems to be an actual challenge to Hillary Clinton in some early primary states. But the Vermont senator is far behind in another key race - the one to secure so-called superdelegates at the party's convention.

2016 Presidential Election: O'Malley Campaign to Sanders: Challenge for More Debates

Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley’s has called on fellow Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders to demand more debates.

Texas Petitions Supreme Court to Reject Obama's Appeal on Immigration Executive Action

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a brief on Tuesday urging the Supreme Court to uphold an injunction that has blocked President Barack Obama from implementing his executive orders on immigration.

Trump Succeeds in Iowa, NH Despite Unusual Style

With his confrontational style and politically incorrect proposals, Donald Trump has already taken the race for the 2016 GOP nomination in an unexpected direction.

George Pataki Drops Bid for Republican Presidential Nomination

Former New York Governor George Pataki pulled out of the presidential race Tuesday after a largely unsuccessful campaign.

Student Loan Forgiveness Program to Start New Year's Eve for New Yorkers

Starting New Year's Eve, New York will allow recent college students to apply for debt relief. Starting New Year's Eve, New York will allow recent college students to apply for debt relief.