Michael Bloomberg

Recent history shows that a large amount of money on hand doesn't necessarily guarantee a campaign's success. At the same time, nobody as rich as Michael Bloomberg has ever run for president.

Rep. Ilhan Omar sparked a backlash on Twitter after posting a tweet in reaction to billionaire Leon Cooperman saying he would support Michael Bloomberg for president.

"Ruñningo for presidente por que yo necesito to protecto los rightos del billionairos. No wealtho taxos. Todos el dinero estan mine," the satirical account tweeted on Friday.

The Morning Consult poll also found that the billionaire former New York City mayor would beat Trump by 6 percent.

"One billionaire calls another billionaire and asks him to run for president—I'm shocked!" Warren tweeted.

Michael Bloomberg filed paperwork to enter the 2020 presidential primary on Friday.

The 2020 bid from the former New York mayor could create some headaches for Biden's ability to maintain the support from moderate Democrats that he needs to remain a frontrunner.

The former New York City mayor is reportedly on the verge of entering the Democratic party's race for the presidential nomination.

The former New York mayor is reportedly concerned that none of the current Democrat contenders can beat President Donald Trump in 2020.

Elizabeth Warren welcomed Michael Bloomberg to the 2020 Democratic race for President by inviting him to see how much he would owe under her wealth tax proposal.

The New York billionaire has reportedly begun interviewing staff members in Iowa and New Hampshire.

Outraged responses poured in through social media after the network failed to include women or minorities in a list of potential candidates.

"I think it's clear that the president at this point cannot be helped," Bloomberg said on Friday.

"I will ride the public transport with the townspeople to experience the difficult sections and assess traffic capacity," Mayor Mikhail Isayev insisted.

The billionaire and former New York mayor might be willing to use his enormous wealth to run for president.

Billionaire is currently promoting documentary Paris to Pittsburgh ahead of its TV premier.

President Trump's core competency, according to current ally and former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, is that "he's the richest man ever to serve as president of the United States."

A billionaire GOP megadonor has switched sides, and is now pledging to support the Democratic party.

Bloomberg told Anderson Cooper that President Trump's idea of returning to a coal economy was a fiction.

Private equity titans, including possible future Treasury Secretary Tony James of Blackstone, are promoting a plan that would let the financial industry control hundreds of billions of dollars of retirees' savings.

"Trump says he wants to run the nation like he's running his business? God help us," Michael Bloomberg told the Democratic National Convention.

"Our nation, it is just too great to put it in the hands of a slick-talking, empty-promising, self-promoting, one-man wrecking crew," Kaine said.

Faced with threats of dramatic weather events, city governments can no longer ignore citizen input on large-scale urban development projects.

Obama has invested in Africa. Now he must encourage U.S. businesses to do the same.

The billionaire former mayor of New York City said he is considering running for U.S. president in 2016.

During Bloomberg's time as New York mayor, graduation rates soared, 90 bad schools got closed, and 140 charter schools were opened.

U.S. history has shown that third-party candidacies typically don't emerge until the election year.

Report that Bloomberg is mulling a bid sent shock waves rippling through the entire presidential field.

Bloomberg would be willing to spend $1 billion of his own money, "The New York Times" report.

Does Trump's runaway success mean a three-way race for the White House?