Debates

President Donald Trump has suggested that he and Democratic rival Joe Biden should both be drug tested before they take the stage to debate in Ohio next month, comparing the debate to a boxing match.

"I'll see you in Salt Lake City," Vice President Mike Pence said in a message to presumptive Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris about their upcoming debate in October.

A growing majority of Americans say it's either somewhat important or very important to hear directly from both former Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump's campaigns.

"I think the president can command how and when and under what format he debates, and he should use that power to control the dialogue on debates and to control what debates are ultimately heard by the American people," Stone said.

"The necessary health precautions would have greatly diminished the educational value of hosting the debate on our campus," said University of Notre Dame President Reverend John I. Jenkins.

"49% of voters say #LetTulsiDebate," the congresswoman tweeted.

Former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg said the stop-and-frisk policy used by New York police during his tenure "got out of control" at the ninth Democratic debate in Nevada Wednesday. But former Vice President Joe Biden said Bloomberg continued the practice even after he was asked to stop.

"I still do not think he is the best candidate for our country," the Democratic presidential candidate noted.

"He is spending hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars to buy the election," the Vermont senator said about Bloomberg. "There's something wrong with that."

Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang told a crowd at a political event that the Democratic National Committee should have allowed Fox News to host one of the Democratic debates. "To me, if you're the DNC, you jump at that," Yang said.

"I think there is a reason why women, people of color, young people, don't feel affinity for the Republican Party. It's because the brand, the way business has been conducted, sends a message: 'we don't value you, and we don't respect you,'" Fiorina told CNN's Poppy Harlow.

Kassy Dillon said that "results are more important than rhetoric" and that Trump's achievements to date mean he will keep her vote in 2020.

Eleven candidates have already met the requirements to participate in the fourth Democratic primary debate.

Gillibrand dropping out of race creates a moment of reflection for Democrats polling at less than 2%

The Democratic National Committee voted Saturday to reject single-issue presidential candidate debates over topics including climate change.

She said people on "the left" are trying to keep her away from the third Democratic debate next month

Tom Steyer said the removal of corporations from controlling the U.S. government and reversing the effects of climate change are the two most urgent pieces of his 2020 platform.

The moment former Colorado governor John Hickenlooper invoked the word radical, Sanders threw his hands up in disbelief.

Democratic presidential contender Tim Ryan stood out as the only candidate who didn't put his hand on his heart during a performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner."

A 70 percent majority of Republicans say fact-checking efforts are biased in favor of just one side of political and social issues, compared to just 29 percent of Democrats who say the same.

In a statement to Newsweek, Fox News Vice President Bill Sammon says that he hopes the DNC "will reconsider its decision."

The Vatican said in a statement Thursday that the duo would meet up May 24.

EU members meet this week to plan for different realities based on 'what the British interest is.'

The presidential candidates will speak directly to uncommitted voters at their second debate, on Sunday night in St. Louis.

Essential "Newsweek" articles about Tim Kaine and Mike Pence, ahead of their only debate.

Clinton used Trump's swipes to address his derogatory comments toward women.

Many students at Hofstra University said the outcome of the first presidential debate will determine who gets their vote in November.

Newsweek obtained a deposition that shows Donald Trump committed perjury. Or lied.

Presidential debates have provided some of the most memorable moments and quotations in modern political history.

A new survey finds little support for Hillary Clinton in the presidential race.