ELECTION 2016

The debate offered one last opportunity for the candidates to stand out against their rivals just three days before New Hampshire's crucial first-in-the-nation primary. They were ready with forceful punches.  

The idea of requiring eligible women in the United States to sign up for the military draft has grown in recent weeks.

Donald Trump attacked Jeb Bush for his acceptance of millions of dollars from wealthy donors on the campaign trail.

Trump defended his use of eminent domain, saying the Keystone XL pipeline and many factories would not exist without it.

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz was asked whether he would order a preemptive strike on North Korea, but he said he couldn't answer without more intel.

Carson called Cruz's actions in Iowa a good example of "Washington ethics."

Check back here for live coverage of the last showdown before the New Hampshire primary election.

David Muir, anchor of “ABC World News Tonight,” and Martha Raddatz, co-anchor of “This Week with George Stephanopoulos,” will moderate the debate Saturday.

There is mounting pressure on Hillary Clinton to reveal what she told Goldman Sachs bankers during paid speeches, but so far there's little evidence she will.

The Republican U.S. presidential candidates debate will be the first of this election cycle not to offer an undercard event.

Donald Trump remains in first place despite skipping the last debate, but voters still have time to make up their minds before the New Hampshire primary.

It was a good day for the Florida senator, who also picked up an endorsement from a Las Vegas newspaper ahead of Nevada’s GOP caucus.

Artist Shepard Fairey, creator of the famous “Hope­” poster in support of Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign, explains why he now supports Sen. Bernie Sanders.

The Republican presidential front-runner says Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly was not the reason he skipped last month's debate before the Iowa caucuses.

The poll released Friday shows a very close race for national Democratic voter support between Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders.

An Israeli journalist discovered the answer to the question in a 1990 interview with the Democratic presidential candidate.

The presidential candidates clashed sharply in Thursday’s debate, as Hillary Clinton said that Sen. Bernie Sanders’ agenda was unrealistic.

The U.S. senator from Vermont has received more outside money than his rivals, news reports say.

During Thursday night's Democratic debate, Clinton pointed out a 2007 Sanders vote against immigration reform.

The Democratic presidential candidates took the stage Thursday night for the final time before Tuesday's vote.

Despite her protest, Carly Fiorina -- the only woman seeking the Republican presidential nomination -- did not make the cut for Saturday's face-off in New Hampshire.