Alex Swoyer

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush has doubled down on his 2014 statement that migrants cross the border as an “act of love,” amid painful mocking from GOP frontrunner Donald Trump.

GOP presidential candidate Dr. Ben Carson, whose campaign advocated for fellow GOP candidate Carly Fiorina to be included in the upcoming GOP primary debate held by CNN, said that he is “pleased” to hear CNN changed it’s debate rules, which would have disfavored Fiorina’s placement in the top 10.

The story notes that Trump’s wife Melania is expected to join him on the campaign trail and goes on to suggest that Trump supporters might not receive her well because she is an immigrant, attempting to lump legal and illegal immigrants under the same category in order to paint all Trump supporters as collectively “anti-immigrant.”

Hillary Clinton’s use of her personal email network for classified government work proves that she thinks she’s above the law, and has recklessly put the nation’s security at risk, say two of the GOP 2016 candidates.

In a public letter, fourteen South Carolina demand CNN president Jeff Zucker include GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina in the September 16 debate.

A three-judge panel for the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals is scheduled to hear oral arguments today on the International Franchise Association’s appeal to overturn a U.S. District Court judge’s previous decision that denied a preliminary injunction to halt the application of Seattle’s minimum wage law to franchisees. The Seattle law is drafted so that large businesses with more than 500 employees must pay a minimum wage of $15 per hour by 2017 or 2018. However, smaller employers have more time – until 2021 – to increase the minimum wage.

GOP presidential candidate former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is responding to GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s video posted Monday on Instagram mocking Bush’s characterization of illegal immigration as an “act of love.”

Following the shooting of a sheriff in Houston, Texas by a black man as well as chants from Black Lives Matter protesters advocating violence against police, GOP presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) issued a statement saying he is proud to stand with law enforcement.

More than 70 Ohio pastors in House Speaker John Boehner’s district are begging him to transfer federal funds away from Planned Parenthood, whose leadership was recently caught on video describing their gruesome organs-for-cash business.

Carly Fiorina and her campaign spoke to numerous media outlets within the past several days about the current CNN debate rules and how the way CNN is calculating the top 10 candidates is grossly unfair to Fiorina, as it could keep her off the main stage yet again even after her standout performance in the first GOP primary debate in early August.

“Going after Ted Cruz is just reflective of how he’s led in the style Obama has led, which is basically take the people who disagree with you and attack them,” Winteregg told Breitbart News about Boehner. “Sadly, he’s not someone who’s fighting against the president, he’s someone who is fighting against good conservatives like Ted Cruz.”

The following ran as an ad in the New York Times on Wednesday as the New York Times’ policy is that it does not publish rebuttal op-eds:

After critical reports about GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina’s record as CEO at Hewlett Packard (HP) have surfaced, a senior executive—who worked with Fiorina and remained close with her —is speaking out in her defense exclusively to Breitbart News.

House Speaker John Boehner attended a Colorado fundraiser Wednesday with roughly 100 attendees, where two people are claiming Boehner referred to GOP presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) as a “jackass,” The Daily Caller reports.

The Club for Growth PAC is charging that GOP frontrunner Donald Trump wants more federal control over businesses in the United States.