The campaign video is another sign that Bush is working to distinguish himself from the crowded GOP field and features a rare appearance from his wife, Columba.

A decade after Hurricane Katrina, President Obama addressed survivors to praise the “extraordinary resilience” of a city whose recovery once seemed impossible.

Clinton’s use of a personal e-mail account for conducting State Department business followed federal rules, her lawyer says.

It’s the great equalizer.

Jeb Bush secured some major swing-state support Wednesday as two high-profile senators endorsed his bid for the Republican presidential nomination.

“Star Trek wasn’t political. I’m not political; I can’t even vote in the US,” tweeted the actor, who was born in Canada — one thing he and Cruz have in common.

Ted Cruz, presidential candidate and self-professed “Star Trek” fan, has some strong opinions about the classic “Kirk or Picard” debate.

Hans Blix, the former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, talks with msnbc about the good, the bad and the ugly behind the historic nuclear accord.

Months ago, civil rights activist Sandra Bland took to social media to lament the deaths of African Americans in the custody of police. Now she’s one of them.

The Republican presidential candidate is not backing down after labeling Mexican immigrants drug dealers and rapists, calling the U.S. border “a disaster.”