The debate also touched on health care and gun control over a three-hour forum in Westerville, Ohio Continue reading →

A dozen Democratic presidential candidates will meet on Tuesday for the most crowded presidential debate in modern history. Continue reading →

Twenty people were killed by a gunman in the Texas-Mexico border city of El Paso on Saturday. Overnight, nine more people were killed in Dayton, Ohio. Continue reading →

“My community is in anguish right now because of officer-involved shooting. A black man, Eric Logan, killed by a white officer,” the mayor known as Mayor Pete said. Continue reading →

Buttigieg left the campaign trail for several days to deal with the reaction to the shooting, holding a late night news conference, meeting with the family of the man killed and addressing a protest rally where he was heckled by some in the crowd. Continue reading →

Pete Buttigieg has had to walk a tight rope as both mayor of South Bend and candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump came to southern Louisiana on Tuesday to extol the benefits of U.S. energy production but could not resist a slashing critique of the Democrats battling to face him in the 2020 presidential race. Continue reading →

Buttigieg’s rise in popularity started in January when he unofficially began campaigning and teasing at his presidential bid. Continue reading →

Buttigieg’s campaign has raised more than $7 million in the first three months of this year, a total eclipsed by Sanders’ leading $18 million but more than Sens. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Cory Booker of New Jersey. Continue reading →

“With respect to [Mike] Pence’s worst blunder, his most difficult controversy, Mayor Pete was not leading the charge against him.” Continue reading →