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Univision debate moderator Jorge Ramos confronted Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Wednesday over her email scandal, directly asking her if she would drop out of the race for her party's nomination if she were indicted.
Hillary Clinton bristled when asked, at the top of Wednesday's debate, whether she would drop out of the race if she were indicted as part of an investigation into her use of a personal email server to conduct State Department business.
Hillary Clinton said during Wednesday's debate that she had not lied to families of the victims of the 2012 Benghazi attacks, saying she sympathizes with those families while unequivocally denouncing criticism from one victim's mother as "absolutely
Before the FDA appointed Big Pharma shill, Robert Califf, as head of the agency, Bernie Sanders had a few things to say about the issue…
Film exposing Democrat roots will open as party meets in Philly
In what has to be some kind of record, the Washington Post ran 16 negative stories on Bernie Sanders in 16 hours, between roughly 10:20 PM EST Sunday, March 6, to 3:54 PM EST Monday, March 7
I went to Libya in 1987 to interview its strongman, Muammar Khadaffi.
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's cancellation of a proposed meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama put more strain on their troubled ties on Tuesday just before a visit to Israel by Vice President Joe Biden.
The "Natural Born Citizen" Issue Explained. It's not a court issue--the Founders defined it--we've just forgotten.
Democrats killed the Audit the Fed bill, voting against transparency and for corruption.
What is the worst possible outcome for the presidential election of 2016?
About 1,000 Democrats in Mahoning County so far have switched their party affiliation to Republican with election officials saying several did it to vote for Donald Trump, the GOP presidential front-runner.
About 1,000 Democrats in Mahoning County so far have switched their party affiliation to Republican with election officials saying several did it to vote for Donald Trump, the GOP presidential front-runner.
What are the Democrats hiding?
Hillary, not Bill, not Janet Reno, not Webb Hubbell, not Vince Foster was the one who ordered the final assault. Final death count: 76 Branch Davidians, including 21 children and two pregnant women.
Gary Kasparov, the greatest mind that chess has ever known, has a few things to say about socialism
I went to Libya in 1987 to interview its strongman, Muammar Gaddafi.
On the edge of what looks like could be the Democratic nomination for Hillary Clinton, word has come that Bryan Pagliano, the aide who setup the server, is working with the Department of Justice.
She's learned nothing from her blood-soaked failure
Former Democratic presidential candidate Jim Webb won't be voting for Hillary Clinton, but he hasn't ruled out casting his ballot for Donald Trump.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren just had a chance to turn the tide in this rigged Democratic primary season last Tuesday, and she ran away from it.
With the granting of immunity of a senior Hillary Clinton staffer in exchange for his testimony in the ongoing scandal of Clinton's private server, it looks like the issue is not going away at all. Will this spell the end of Clinton's presidential ru
Super Tuesday may have been the beginning of the end for the Bernie Sanders campaign, but the ideas that propelled it are likely to linger for quite some time.
In order to defeat Donald Trump, The Weekly Standard's Bill Kristol admits he is prepared to hand Hillary Clinton the Oval Office.
When Warren Buffett speaks, the media world listens. And when it comes to deal making, not even Donald "I am the Greatest" Trump comes close to Buffett.
Goldman Sachs paid Hillary Clinton $675,000 for three speeches, but an even bigger Wall Street player stands ready to mold and enact her economic and financial policy if she becomes president.
Clinton wins Virginia, Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Tennessee, and Virgina; Sanders wins Vermont (obvioulsy), and Trump wins Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia, Massachusetts.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has called her support for gun control laws a key differentiator from her opponent Bernie Sanders, who she claims isn't tough enough on the industry.
