The popular TV host pointed his finger towards the U.S. president saying he merely held the rally ‘because he couldn’t stand the idea of other people getting any attention.’ Continue reading
Michael Bloomberg has already spent over $300 million on TV, radio and digital advertising, according to the ad tracking firm Advertising Analytics. Continue reading
Bloomberg, a late entry to the Democratic nomination contest, is rising in public opinion polls as he uses his vast personal fortune to spend heavily on advertising nationwide. Continue reading
The justices will determine if such so-called faithless electors have the discretion to cast Electoral College votes as they see fit or whether states can impose restrictions including with penalties. Continue reading
Castro, who launched his campaign in January, dropped out after failing to garner enough support in the polls or donations to make recent Democratic debates. Continue reading
Former Vice President Joe Biden leads most national polls of Democratic primary voters, with Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren within striking distance. Continue reading
As a centrist with deep ties to Wall Street, Michael Bloomberg is expected to struggle among the party’s energized progressive base. Continue reading
Announcing his decision Friday morning, de Blasio did not throw his support behind any candidate. Continue reading
Biden’s choice is partly a reflection of Democrats’ new rules that strip DNC members of their presidential nominating votes on the first 2020 convention ballot. Continue reading
He took up the same tone in 2016 with then-opponent Hillary Clinton. The chant heard around the world then was “lock her up.” Continue reading