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In Panama, his condominium owners are trying to fire him. In Canada and Turkey, his business partners want to cut him loose. In Scotland and Ireland he claims to be making millions but so far is losing money.
You hear a lot about presidential candidates flying to New York or California to shake down millionaires at exclusive dinners.
Earlier today, we noted that America's presumed candidate for the GOP nomination is busy retweeting Mussolini quotes. That's not necessarily a reflection of an explicit desire to move America towards fascism.
In an interview Thursday with Jorge Ramos on Fusion, former Mexican president Vicente Fox responds to Donald Trump's plan to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexican border.
Thursday on CNN's Republican presidential debate, Donald Trump responded to former Mexican President Vicente Fox saying Trump's plan to get Mexico to pay for a border wall was not going to happen by saying "the wall just got 10 feet taller."
Every four years me and a few of my politically interested friends fly out to Las Vegas to relish in permitted debauchery while observing the Republican Caucus circus.
The GOP frontrunner even called out his rival, Sen. Ted Cruz, for skipping a vote on Sen. Rand Paul's "Audit the Fed" proposal back in Jan. Trump tweeted, "It is so important to audit The Federal Reserve, and yet Ted Cruz missed the vote on
JOSH GERSTEIN at Politico reports, Attorney General Loretta Lynch declined Wednesday to discuss how she would make a decision about whether to prosecute Democratic presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over classified i
During a post-debate interview with CNN last night, Donald Trump accused the IRS of targeting him over the fact that he's a "strong Christian" and is taking on the establishment in the presidential race.
The 10th Republican presidential debate is in the books. I watched, tweeted and took some notes. My best and worst from the night that was is below.
Rubio engages Trump, Trump praises Planned Parenthood and more.
HOUSTON, Texas -- GOP frontrunner Donald Trump won the Drudge Report's post GOP debate poll by 46 percentage points.
In final show before Super Tuesday, the senators are poised to unleash a nasty assault and emerge the anti-Trump.
During the GOP Nevada Caucus, reports surfaced of ballot shortages, double voting, loose ballots and polling workers wearing pro-Trump clothing and pins.
Absent Trump still the focus at Fox News voter summit, as Republican rivals vie to cast themselves as best bet to beat the frontrunner
Obama vetting Nevada governor for nomination could be strategy to break GOP blockade but may prompt resistance from Senate Democrats, experts say
As the returns came in from South Carolina Saturday night, showing Donald Trump winning a decisive victory, a note of nervous desperation crept into the commentary.
BREAKING: TRUMP WINS NEVADA DECIMATING ESTABLISHMENT RIVALS RUBIO AND CRUZ
An analysis of Federal Election Commission records, by TIME, which was published on 23 October 2015, showed that the 2012 donors to Romney's campaign were already donating more to Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign than they had been donating to any
The Republican front-runner is ahead in the polls in the Silver State, but rivals Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio are not ceding the contest.
Senator Bernie Sanders vowed on Sunday to fight on after losing the Nevada caucuses, predicting that he would pull off a historic political upset by this summer's party convention.
With nine days until the Massachusetts Primary on March 1st (Super Tuesday), the first polls show Donald Trump with an enormous lead over his rivals for the GOP nomination (with Ted Cruz suffering the biggest setback). So much for all those Jeb suppo
Last week, during CNN's GOP town hall, Jeb Bush made the outrageous claim that marijuana causes brain damage, despite the fact that there is now extensive evidence showing that it has very little if any negative effect on the brain.
Controlling the thoughts of over 300 million people takes some doing. For the last few decades the choice of medium has been the idiot box, specifically mass media. But mass media costs mass money.
Two key presidential contests on opposite ends of the nation come down to their final full day Friday, ahead of weekend elections that will shape the tone and duration of the Republican and Democratic races.
The untimely death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia has predictably created a political firestorm.
In what could be the biggest blow yet for her campaign, the leader of the America's largest federation of unions (counting 12 million active and retired "everyday Americans") has chosen not to endorse Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders.
As the race for the Democratic presidential nomination heats up between Senator Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, the close contest is drawing attention to the nomination process and the people called "superdelegates" who
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush told Newsmax TV on Tuesday that Donald Trump "was morphing into Michael Moore" under his blistering attacks on the front-runner during Saturday's debate in South Carolina.
Was this Hillary's jumping the shark moment in the 2016 presidential run for the Democrat nomination? Maybe her barking like a dog was an attempt to bypass the email scandal, Benghazi scandal, Clinton Foundation scandal and the #FeelTheBern movement
