Democratic Party

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are expected to dominate Tuesday in the Hoosier State.

Sanders supporters may be bitter now, but they're likely to coalesce behind Clinton by fall (contested convention or no)

Sanders lost four of five contests to Hillary Clinton on Tuesday night.

In Pennsylvania and Maryland Senate primaries, Democratic insiders triumph over outsiders.

After losing New York, Sanders could see another tough night. Will he see pressure to wrap up his campaign?

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are expected to dominate in a slew of primaries Tuesday.

We're a month closer to determining which two presidential candidates will face off in the fall.

In her speech, Clinton explained her plans to break down barriers for all Americans.

Brooklyn, and more broadly New York City, is personal for both Democratic contenders.

Sanders talks to Seth Meyers and the "Today" show about his rival's qualifications for the nation's highest office.

Eric Garner died in New York City in 2014 after being placed in an apparent chokehold by a police officer.

Brooklyn will host next week's just-announced debate.

Young Americans have cast more votes for Sen. Bernie Sanders than for Secretary Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump combined.

New York has some of the toughest gun laws in the country.

During his interview with Rachel Maddow, Bernie Sanders discussed the state of the presidential race.

Clinton shared conversations she has had with foreign leaders about their concerns for a possible President Donald Trump.

The Democratic front-runner on Monday urged Americans to consider the Supreme Court when voting.

The Wisconsin primary kicks off April's nominating contests.

Vermont senator wins contests against frontrunner Clinton in Washington, Alaska.

The Florida Democratic Party had only allowed incumbent Democrats access to the valuable voter data.

Sanders may have lost the battle for the nomination, but his liberal supporters will ultimately win the war, the author writes.

The Democratic candidate seemed to criticize President Obama's choice to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia.

The two Democratic presidential candidates met in Miami on Wednesday ahead of Florida's crucial primary.

The old fights over trade still resonate in the Midwest, and that should worry Hillary Clinton.

The two Democrats will face off in a debate, and Marco Rubio will participate in a one-man town hall.

What's key to winning the White House is how the contest plays out in the battleground states.

Warren is the unifying voice for Democrats, and she could make the other side rally around the party's eventual nominee.

Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders faced off Sunday night in Flint, Michigan.

Clinton and Sanders will take the stage in the Michigan city where residents are in the midst of a water crisis.

They argue he has a path to victory even as Hillary Clinton's delegate lead grows.