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2016 Presidential Race

Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks at 'Politics And Eggs' at the Radisson Hotel, on November 11, 2015 in Manchester, New Hampshire. Coming off the fourth debate Trump continues to run strong in the polls.

Terrorism, Foreign Policy Reshape 2016 Race

In the 2016 presidential election, the Democrat Party’s fortunes, and those of frontrunner Hillary Clinton, are inexorably tied to President Obama’s handling of the growing crisis in the Middle East. The contest for the Republican nomination, meanwhile, is going through a major reshuffling that will likely winnow the currently crowded field.

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Watch: Ben Carson Backs Up Trump’s 9/11 Claim

Monday, Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson backed his opponent Donald Trump assertions that thousands of people in New Jersey cheered the World Trade Center coming down on September 11, 2001. An ABC News reporter asked, “Dr. Carson were American

Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton speaks at the premier of the documentary film 'Makers: Once and For All' at the School of Visual Arts on November 19, 2015 in New York City. The film premeired at the DOC NYC film festival. (Photo by

Poll: Hillary Clinton Losing to Everybody

Democrat frontrunner Hillary Clinton loses outright against six possible Republican candidates. Clinton and a seventh possible GOP candidate, businesswoman Carly Fiorina, split the vote with 42 percent each. Clinton trails all other candidates, never receiving more than 43 percent of the vote in the survey,

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and her husband and former President Bill Clinton greet Iowans during the Central Iowa Democrats fall barbecue November 15, 2015 at Hansen Agriculture Student Learning Center of Iowa State University in Ames, Iowa. Clinton continued to campaign for the nomination from the Democratic Party. (Photo by

Money, Not Ideas, Driving Clinton Global Initiative

Contrary to the image painted of the Clintons by both their friends and enemies, the Clintons have always been less about ideas and beliefs than they have been about money. One need look no further than their record: the collection of an astonishing $3 billion in contributions and donations over the course of their public lives. No one comes even close.