With Paul Ryan’s “count me out” declaration Tuesday, the prospects of a white knight to emerge at the GOP convention dimmed considerably.

Bernie Sanders believes superdelegates are his path to winning the nomination, while Hillary Clinton sees them as her true firewall, but how do they work?

Just eight of the 21 Republican senators up for re-election this year say they’d unquestionably support Donald Trump as the party’s presidential nominee.

Weighing in on the Brussels terror attacks, Republican front-runner Donald Trump said the Belgian authorities should perform “waterboarding” and “more.”

In a statement posted on Facebook, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee said Cruz is the only candidate who can defeat “Trumpism.”

Lindsey Graham is jumping into the presidential election once again, announcing that he will host a fundraiser for Ted Cruz in an effort to derail Donald Trump

Haley, who endorsed Rubio previously, remained reluctant to say whether she would support Donald Trump if he becomes the GOP’s nominee.

The former Hewlett-Packard CEO is the only remaining Republican candidate other than Jim Gilmore to not get an invite.

Seven GOP candidates duked it out on Thursday night, but how true were their claims?

WHat are the big issues dividing Democrats? Here’s a quick primer to get you ready for the first Democratic debate of 2016.