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Why the Texas senator is the least scary of the remaining major-party candidates

During his Super Tuesday election speech, Ted Cruz called out the media as Donald Trump surrogates, hitting them for the disparity in coverage given to Trump. Talking to supporters, Cruz denounced, “The mainstream media, the network suits who make the decisions, want Donald Trump as the Republican nominee.” 

One of Ted Cruz's remaining obstacles to a two-man race with Donald Trump for the GOP presidential nomination faded away Tuesday as Marco Rubio ended his presidential campaign after losing his home state.

Unbelievable: With homelessness on the rise, Mayor de Blasio is slashing spending for shelters in his 2017 budget — on the theory that his new policies are sure to turn things around. As a matter o…

Ohio Gov. John Kasich delivered a promised a victory in Ohio on Tuesday, edging out Donald Trump and sending the Republican Party further down the path to a contested convention this summer.

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio has suspended his presidential campaign, after losing his home state to Donald Trump by nearly 20 percentage points. It’s a disappointing end for Rubio, who was the Republican Party’s best hope for winning the general election, and for expanding the GOP tent to younger voters and minorities. But for Rubio supporters like myself, there is no time to grieve, because the hour is late, and there is only one option left for conservatives to win the White House.

John Kasich has yet to drop out of the 2016 race, despite having no clear path to the Republican nomination.

A letter circulated by the progressive Alliance for Justice tries to claim the Constitution requires the Senate to actively consider a Supreme Court nomination

A second Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice quit the bench Tuesday in a widening scandal over raunchy and otherwise offensive emails that he and others exchanged with friends and lawyers.

Is there any question we are down to a two-man race?

Trump is not the first media-savvy outsider to win the GOP nomination.

Wasserman Schultz blamed divisiveness in the Republican Party for the rise of Trump.

Mexican Flag Raised in Chicago; 'We Stopped Trump!'

Eight present and past Department of State officials linked to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's private email scandal will be deposed by Judicial Watch in the non-profit government

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Argentina's coast guard says it sank a Chinese fishing vessel that was fishing illegally in a restricted area off the South American country's coast.

Tuesday, March 15, 2016: GOP Presidential candidate Donald Trump held a press conference from Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, FL following the results of the Super...

The vast majority of NYPD cops hate Mayor de Blasio, according to a police-union survey. An overwhelming 96 percent of the 6,000 cops who responded to the poll have unfavorable opinions of Hizzoner…

Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke made the perfect analogy on Fox News Monday evening, telling host Sean Hannity that America has reversed the order of so many things that the country is beginning to have no semblance of its former greatness. "Sean, everything is ass-backwards in the country, right now," Clarke said. "We're looking at rioting, we're calling it protesting. The cops are the bad guys, the crooks are the victims now."

Homeless Man Catches Escapee After Photo on Drudge Report

Share on Facebook 1 1 SHARES The math has spoken, and the math declares that John Kasich will not be the 2016 Republican nominee for President. Kasich gave what sounded like a victory speech, but in fact his chances at actually reaching 1,237 delegates are now literally zero. As I covered yesterday: Here’s how the math works out. After picking up 9 delegates on Saturday, | Read More

On Tuesday’s The View, hosts Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Raven-Symone, Michelle Collins, and Sunny Hostin discussed Caitlyn Jenner’s foray into politics but saved their nastiest criticism for the GOP candidate Jenner had been backing. The liberal panel expressed their disbelief that a transgender person could vote Republican, as co-host Joy Behar declared to the panel’s agreement, “Transgenders for Cruz is like Jews for Hitler.”

The move followed a threat last week from Trump officials to exclude POLITICO reporters from campaign events.

This is an all-out assault on Donald Trump, people. He’s getting hit from the left, the far left, Anonymous, Hillary ...

The two leading GOP campaigns intend to muscle the Ohio governor out of the race.