ELECTION 2016

A heated debate Sunday in Flint highlighted Hillary Clinton’s and Bernie Sanders’ varying levels of comfort in talking directly about issues that affect African-Americans.

The Democratic candidate has depicted her vote to help the financial industry as proof she supported auto workers.

By “going rogue­” in scheduling a TV event with Donald Trump, the Fox News host has damaged his credibility, some conservatives say.

In an op-ed Monday, the former New York City mayor said he feared his candidacy would help Donald Trump or Ted Cruz win the White House.

At a town hall Monday in Michigan, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders had one last chance to woo the state's voters before Tuesday's primary.

The Ohio governor is gaining ground on front-runner Donald Trump and Ted Cruz in a new poll of likely voters in Michigan.

Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton will face voters at 6 p.m. EST Monday, just a day before Tuesday's primaries in Michigan and Mississippi. Live-stream the event here.

Four states will be up for grabs for Republicans. For Democrats, just two will hold elections.

The Vermont senator is preparing to put up a strong fight Tuesday in Michigan's primary.

The comedian made fun of the Republican front-runner in a segment on "Last Week Tonight" recapping the 2016 presidential contest.

The two parties’ front-runners remain the top choices of New Yorkers, while Clinton and Sanders both beat Republicans in general election match-ups.

The Vermont senator faces an uphill battle, but the upcoming big state primaries could boost his momentum.

Officials from Europe, the Middle East, Latin America and Asia have complained to the U.S., mostly about the Republican's xenophobic statements.

Nine states will hold primaries or caucuses Tuesday and next week.

The Democratic candidates clashed repeatedly Sunday over Wall Street and how to grow the U.S. economy.

Hillary Clinton bristled when pressed to explain why African-Americans should trust her on criminal code reform.

The former secretary of state and U.S. senator from Vermont were jockeying to show which of them would be a better leader in times of crisis.

Both former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders agreed on at least one thing Sunday night: Let the legal system dictate any potential criminal charges for the Flint water crisis.

In an apparent landslide, Bernie Sanders has won the Maine caucus, according to multiple outlets.

Both candidates have made previous visits to the crisis-struck eastern Michigan community.

Voter turnout is reportedly high in Maine, where Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are squaring off.