Republican Presidential Debate

"God is real. There are two genders. Fossil fuels are a requirement for human prosperity. Reverse racism is racism," Ramaswamy said in his final remarks.

If the Republican primary is simply about a clash of personalities, no one on that stage will be able to defeat the ultimate entertainer-in-chief.

"I said from the beginning that it appeared the rules of the game were rigged," the conservative radio host said. "Little did we know just how rigged it is."

Presidential debates typically have little bearing on how candidates vote. Could Trump dodging them actually help Biden?

It is totally unclear what shape Trump might find himself in six months from now, to say nothing of one year from now.

"Joe has a tendency to get the answers and read them off a computer for when he's asked questions," Trump said.

It's easy to be cynical about Trump, but he is the least cynical candidate in the 2016 race.

Trump is still crushing the establishment—just like McGovern and Goldwater before him.

Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz tried to bloody the front-runner on Thursday. They didn't stain his tie.

The sooner Republicans admit Trump matches their anxieties and aspirations, the sooner they might learn to live with him.

Trump lifted a leaf out of Karl Rove's playbook to attack Jeb Bush's perceived national security strength.

Three current or former governors put in strong showings on Saturday at Rubio's expense.

None of the seven Republicans on the stage in Des Moines jumped out in the final debate before the Iowa caucuses.

American Enterprise Institute commentators on who won, who lost the South Carolina GOP debate.

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

Every time you hear "Make America Great Again," take a shot.

Jeb went for Trump; Rubio and Cruz went for each other. But who's up, who's down, now it's all over?

Does encryption make Americans more or less safe?

The highest-polling GOP presidential candidates lined up across the prime-time stage Tuesday night.

The candidates disagreed with Donald Trump's "Muslim ban" but had some controversial ideas of their own.

But the likely Democratic nominee's supporters worry about Rubio.

Few of the GOP candidates seem likely to grasp the gravity and difficulty of defending American interests.

He's controversial, but there's little sign he's hurting other Republicans.

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

The chair of the Republican National Committee called last month's debate a "crap sandwich."

But that will need to change, perhaps at Tuesday's debate, if Republicans want to reach a large swathe of voters.

Fox Business will stream Tuesday's 7 p.m. ET debate for free.

GOP presidential candidates will face off in their fourth debate of the election season.

Accusing the media of bias was a winning strategy for the GOP Wednesday night.

Wednesday night's event was meant to focus primarily on business and the economy.