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Members of the country's largest LGBT group applauded Clinton for her ongoing efforts to advance their cause.

Sanders fired back at Clinton, saying Obama campaigned for him as a senator in 2006.

With his plan, Americans wouldn't pay copays or deductibles.

The three Democratic presidential candidates will face off in their final debate before the Iowa caucus.

NBC/WSJ poll shows Trump leading Cruz by 13 points, compared with his five-point lead in December.

The announcement came amid speculation that the former Maryland governor might not secure a spot on stage.

The South Carolina governor confirmed she was referencing Trump as one of the "angriest voices" during her GOP response.

Haley encouraged Republicans to recognize their contributions to the "erosion of the public trust."

Obama acknowledged expectations are low for what his administration will achieve during this presidential election year.

The 30-second spot opens with a shot of President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.

Despite a few dust-ups over ISIS and Wall Street, there's much more consensus among Democrats than Republicans.

Sanders and the Democratic National Committee agreed to restore voter file data to the Sanders campaign.

It's going to be a long night.

The three Democratic candidates will face off in New Hampshire on Saturday at 8 p.m. ET.

Computer intrigue abounds in the Democratic presidential primary.

Many rank-and-file union members remain drawn to Sanders.

The Democratic presidential front-runner urged Americans not to give up hope that the gun lobby can be defeated.

Leaders of both parties have failed to step up to the challenge of the slaughter of Syrians.

Lines have been drawn on the issue of Syrian refugees.

The conversation during the first 30 minutes of the two-hour debate was focused on ISIS and the Middle East.

He's trailing in the polls and low on money, but when he rolls up his sleeves and pulls out his guitar you see the leader he could be.

Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders and Martin O'Malley will face off in Iowa at 9 p.m. ET.

Carson's remarks came after the real estate mogul went on a lengthy rant about him.

The Democratic front-runner has locked up support from 359 superdelegates.

Seventy-four percent of Asian-Americans voted for Republicans two decades ago. Now 73 percent vote Democrat.

The Democratic presidential candidate wants to overturn a 2005 law that grants immunity to gun dealers and manufacturers.

He said he was forced out of the race because he didn't score high enough in polls to earn a spot in the debates.

Candidate stresses early support for same-sex marriages, consistent opposition to Iraq war.

Meanwhile, Clinton now won't accept donations from PACs for private prison companies.

The new survey shows that voters are attracted to Carson's personal story.