ELECTION 2016

Here’s a quick guide to understanding why Super Tuesday matters and which states are voting.

In one of her newly released emails, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton bemoaned Hurricane Sandy’s impact on her schedule.

In the video, which was tweeted by Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee, African-American Republicans tout themes of empowerment and getting involved in the party.

Although the last batch of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails were released by the State Department Monday, the controversy is not over.

The Vermont senator is focusing on winning mostly white states on Super Tuesday, something that could hurt him with African-Americans.

They are not many, but they are passionate about her experience in Washington.

From building walls to ending family detention policies, a look at the presidential candidates’ positions.

The presidential candidate who has called for banning Muslims from entering the U.S. has actually found an unlikely source of support.

Heading into a big day of voting in the GOP presidential nomination contest, one key constituency might give Texas Sen. Ted Cruz an edge over his rivals.

Donald Trump, drawing support from suburban areas, could reportedly pose a threat to Clinton in New York.

Despite having been part of the civil rights movement, Bernie Sanders has struggled to gain support among minority voters ahead of Super Tuesday.

With caucuses or primaries in 12 states and one territory, here's a look at why Super Tuesday is so important.

The Republican presidential front-runner attempted to clarify his position on white supremacist groups Sunday.

Hillary Clinton has begun to pull away from Bernie Sanders in the delegate count, making it more difficult for the Vermont senator to catch up.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard cited Bernie Sanders' foresight and judgment in backing the Vermont independent for the Democratic nomination.

Trump warned the Republican establishment he will exact revenge if he wins the nomination but doesn’t get the GOP’s support.

Support for businessman Donald Trump has remained high ahead of Super Tuesday primary voting.

Less than 24 hours after Vicente Fox made the comparison, his successor, Felipe Calderon, did the same at a separate event.

Clinton won in all age groups of African-American voters, exit polls showed Saturday night.

The U.S. senator from Vermont has to continue expanding his message to regain momentum and stand up to Clinton on Super Tuesday.

Rubio and his wife made between $276,059 and $938,693 over the last five years.