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Carly Fiorina was once a tech CEO, but many in the industry don't believe she understands the issues they face today.

Mike Huckabee announced Tuesday that he officially plans to run for president in 2016, joining other Republicans hoping to get their party’s nomination.

The governor nixed a law that would block a potential 2016 campaign from taking donations from firms with N.J. pension business.

The Conservative Review dinged Sens. Rubio and Paul for straying ideologically on immigration, foreign policy.

A U.S. attorney said no Christie-appointed lawyer was involved in the probe, just after the FBI thanked a Christie-appointed official for work on it.

Jeb Bush will spend the next year defending positions that don’t always sit well with the GOP's conservative wing. On Thursday, he test-drove his defense of those positions.

Jeb Bush argued Thursday that now isn't the time to talk about the "grand societal problems" facing Baltimore and other cities.

In defending corporate cash flowing into the Clinton family and foundation, Democrats embrace the same court ruling they purport to oppose.

The prosecutor investigating the Bridgegate scandal faces questions about his staff's deep ties to New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.

From providing her with a debate partner to giving her an excuse to spend money, Bernie Sanders' decision to run is good news for Hillary Clinton.

Colombia's former U.S. ambassador, Gabriel Silva, defended Hillary Clinton's State Department. He also benefited from her department's policy.

An Iowa poll shows Republican voters continue to be divided over that very question.

Why questions about Clinton Foundation donations and Hillary Clinton's State Department haven't gotten traction among Iowa Democrats -- yet.

The recent rise of overdoses and deaths from synthetic cannabinoids, often known by slang names like "spice," "K2" or "black mamba," is alarming U.S. health officials.

Former President Bill Clinton accepted $2.5 million from 13 major companies that lobbied the U.S. State Department during Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of state.

Goldman Sachs paid Bill Clinton $200,000 for a speech months before it began lobbying the State Department.

Illinois governor tells journalists unions are to blame for state woes, but refuses to discuss the campaign cash he got from financial firms.

As the controversy mounts over Clinton Foundation finances, political analysts offer counsel to the Democratic front-runner in the 2016 U.S. presidential race.

Marijuana still isn't legal in Texas, but that hasn't stopped ambitious entrepreneurs.

Colorado's pot prices -- influenced by rising demand and black markets -- are likely to decline in 2015, analysts say.

A Canadian mining mogul claims the millions he donated to the Clinton Foundation were not an attempt to woo Hillary Clinton's support for a Colombian free trade agreement.

Participants at this week's Marijuana Investors Summit in Denver say that for the weed industry to really blossom, it needs both capital investment and legal reform.

If questions about the Clinton Foundation weaken Hillary significantly, fellow Democrats may decide to challenge her for the nomination.

Speaker Boehner says House committees will wait for results of the administration review.

Republican presidential candidates are relentlessly beating up on Hillary Clinton, but she has a distinct advantage: Hillary can choose her own targets.

Amid a probe of New Jersey pension fees, documents show that millions more went to the firm of the governor's chief fundraiser.

Despite skyrocketing fees, New York City officials want to bet retirees' pension savings on high-risk, high-fee investments.

Bush is asking for sizable sums without offering the expected courtesies in return. Midlevel donors may be starting to balk.

The GOP is trying to paint Hillary Clinton as secretive and above the rules, backed by a new book: "Clinton Cash."