ELECTION 2016

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders’ call for donations in his post-New Hampshire primary speech was very effective.

A day after the Republican's win in New Hampshire, Funny or Die released a 50-minute parody of his book, "The Art of the Deal."

Jim Gilmore, Carly Fiorina and Ben Carson all indicated Tuesday they would press on despite low poll numbers.

What was supposed to be a coronation turned into a battle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for control of an increasingly liberal party.

The Vermont senator usually doesn’t talk much about his religion, though he was raised in a Jewish family.

The Florida senator was in a tough spot ahead of the primary, and he did not perform well against other mainstream Republican candidates Tuesday.

Although overshadowed by Jeb Bush and Chris Christie, Ohio Gov. John Kasich — who came in second place in New Hampshire on Tuesday — has real political assets.

Five months before the GOP convention, Donald Trump channeled voters’ increasing frustration with the establishment on Tuesday.

After his victory in the Granite State, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders must face the more diverse states of Nevada and South Carolina.

The two insurgent candidates, Donald Trump and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, won the New Hampshire primary.

The media’s recent characterizations of Bernie Sanders supporters as viciously anti-Hillary ring familiar.

The tiny town of Dixville Notch took to the primary polls early Tuesday morning and the big winners are Kasich and Sanders.

Amid very high turnout — as early results came in — media outlets declared the two outsider candidates winners.

Under a new California bill, 605,000 undocumented immigrants applied for licenses, accounting for 40 percent of all of the licenses issued last year.

Click here for the latest news as voting begins today in New Hampshire, the nation's first primary to decide who will take the White House.

Millennials are still struggling to recover from the Great Recession and are concerned about money — and that could greatly benefit Bernie Sanders Tuesday night.

Republican candidates want to end Obamacare, but few have said how New Hampshire's drug abusers would get treatment without it.

The battleground state’s primary vote is often seen as an early predictor of national results.

After a tight race in Iowa, Sen. Bernie Sanders has a significant lead over Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire.

Though Sanders and Trump lead among Democrats and Republicans, respectively, figures vary widely for all candidates heading into Tuesday's primaries.

But as deadlines near for getting on state ballots, the former mayor of New York City needs to decide soon on a third-party candidacy.