Rand Paul

The "negotiation begins" now, the Kentucky Republican says.

The people who suffered under Obamacare are on the losing end of the deal—again.

The Kentucky senator reintroduced legislation that Republicans put on former President Obama's desk last year.

The bill keeps costly regulations and offsets these with even more subsidies.

The Senate cleared the way for a $1.15 billion sale of tanks and other military equipment to Saudi Arabia on Wednesday.

There is a third party in the general election: the Libertarians. Here, two of their candidates make their pitches.

While cannabis legalization measures sweep the states, the presidential candidates can offer only hazy promises.

The Kentucky senator came in fifth two days ago at the Iowa caucuses.

The libertarian-leaning candidate is banking on a massive ground game among students.

Gang of Eight! Poison Pill! Also -- Jeb!

Eleven GOP candidates, not including Donald Trump, will meet face-to-face for the last time before the Iowa caucuses on Monday.

Paul seems to be saying that no drug should be prohibited at the federal level.

The most important question of our, or any other, time.

Should have used Sauron.

The Kentucky senator is boycotting the undercard GOP debate after he was demoted from the prime-time stage.

The first GOP debate of the 2016 presidential year will be available online without a cable subscription.

The Kentucky senator appeared on the show the night before the next Republican debate.

Trump said the address was "really boring, slow, lethargic—very hard to watch!"

Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker said he thinks Obama overstepped his role by expanding the background checks system.

The move was prompted by a petition from Senator Rand Paul.

It's not quite a Festivus miracle, but it's good enough.

The candidate draws links between his libertarianism and Luke Skywalker.

The GOP fails to note that the president vows to uphold the Constitution not to keep us safe.

Paul's hesitance to back a ground war may handicap him in a more hawkish GOP field.

Rubio's name-calling reveals the shallowness of his understanding of history and world politics.

The fourth GOP primary debate of the 2016 race was a quiet(er) affair, but the candidates still got in some good jabs.

The focus on the economy gave veteran politicians a chance to tout their records and experience.

Not really. But they don't fare too well, either.

Going in, all eyes were on Ben Carson, but Wednesday's debate more frequently devolved into attacks on the moderators.

Trump reveals he packs heat when asked whether he would feel more comfortable if his employees carried weapons to work.