A top spokesman for Japan said that the Federal Reserve made the right choice to not raise interest rates.
The Republican presidential hopeful told Fox News host Sean Hannity that it is a "bad idea" to allow Syrian and Iraqi refugees to enter the U.S. without adequate screening.
At a Thursday rally in New Hampshire, the Republican candidate opted not to oppose a questioner’s assertion that the president is a Muslim.
During the GOP debate, the presidential candidate praised his brother for protecting America from terrorism.
Beer will flow freely and there will be plenty of Bavarian food on the German groaning boards.
On Saturday, you are encouraged to dress up like a pirate and talk just like them, too.
During Wednesday's Republican presidential debate, the candidate raised the issue of guest visas for Mexican immigrants working in agriculture -- a topic others have avoided.
The Republican's claim to have doubled sales while Hewlett-Packard’s CEO is technically true, but the growth was driven by the ill-fated Compaq merger.
Republican candidates might be overhauling their stances on mass incarceration to reflect the views of Americans, who increasingly support the legalization of marijuana.
The second Republican debate, on CNN, almost matched the blockbuster ratings of last month's GOP clash on Fox News Channel.
Chris Christie is embracing nuclear energy -- an industry that has supported his presidential campaign and favorite causes.
In a conference call, a Clinton representative spoke frankly with supporters. They weren't all convinced.
Carly Fiorina may have been a newcomer to the prime-time debate, but she quickly rose to become a favorite on the stage.
The high-octane debate was a more aggressive performance than its predecessor on Fox News -- and this time Carly was part of the main event.
CNBC's debate titled "Your Money, Your Vote: The Presidential Debate on the Economy" will address jobs, taxes, the deficit and the national economy.
Some Republicans debating Wednesday they would trim taxes, others said they would promote education. Donald Trump said his own trade deals provide an admirable economic model.
Trump's four bankruptcies were held up to view during the second Republican debate Wednesday.
"America is not a planet," Rubio said, as candidates tackled issues having to do with science, including vaccines and climate change.
Twitter users -- singer John Legend among them -- mocked the Republican candidate's debate statement of support for George W. Bush's record on national security.
Many of the GOP candidates' rhetoric Wednesday stood in stark contrast from Reagan's poetic remarks about his hopes for the country,
Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina moved up to the main event debate on Wednesday night and was a consensus winner.
The Florida senator's performance last month earned him high scores, but did not give him a boost in the polls.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said he resisted when Donald Trump pushed for a Florida casino. Trump says he could have succeeded if he had wanted to. Who's telling the truth?
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, former Maryland Gov. Martin Malley, former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb, former Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee are all running on the Democratic ticket.
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum and former New York Gov. George Pataki were all relegated to the lower-tier debate.
Who would benefit? How much would it cost? The Republican candidate may have to address these and other inquiries during Wednesday's GOP debate.
The GOP front-runner has brushed off every controversy, attack or backlash so far, but will Wednesday night's GOP debate hurt or help?
Many of the candidates haven't ventured into a discussion about the carried interest tax loophole, which, if repealed, would generate $18 billion in revenue.
President Obama reiterated his support for closing the so-called carried interest loophole, which eases tax burdens for hedge funds and private equity firms.
As Republicans threaten a government shutdown unless Planned Parenthood is defunded, Obama is seeking to raise taxes on millionaires.
