JOE BIDEN

Donald Trump leads the pack of Republican candidates in Iowa but also tops the list of candidates voters said they would not support.

"It's simple math," Gov. Andrew Cuomo said. "You cannot support a family on $18,000 a year in New York state, not to mention have a decent living."

Biden’s remarks on the state of the economy raised speculation about possible campaign themes if he decides to run.

Momentum: Sanders appears to be gaining it, and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton seems to be losing it in New Hampshire and Iowa.

Vice President Joe Biden said his family's ability to cope would be key to his decision to bid for the White House in 2016.

A new poll released on Wednesday had Donald Trump leading the pack of Republican candidates for president.

More than 38 percent of Democrats polled said they would vote for Biden in the Democratic Party nominating contest, if polling indicated that Clinton would lose to a Republican candidate.

On a promotional tour for his new book, former vice president Dick Cheney weighed in on the Democratic side of the 2016 elections.

A survey of Iowa Democrats indicates U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont is polling within 7 percentage points of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

Hillary Clinton’s support is at 45 percent and Bernie Sanders’ is at 25 percent. That's the smallest lead she has had since polling began in 2012.

While Clinton faces scrutiny and sliding poll numbers, an unannounced candidate is voters' favorite in a hypothetical general election.

Vice President Joe Biden, in his first publicly aired comments on a possible presidential candidacy, told fellow Democrats on Wednesday he was trying to decide whether he could give "my whole heart and my whole soul" to a run for the White House.

Amid concerns about the Democratic front-runner's campaign, the vice president has been inching closer to a run of his own.

According to a senior Democrat, Obama gave his blessing to Biden during a private lunch at the White House.

Top bundlers responsible for raising major funds for the Obama-Biden campaigns in 2008 and 2012 were some of the guests invited to the vice president's residence.

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden met privately with Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, as rumors swirl he may soon launch a bid for the White House.

In mock general-election polls in key states, the vice president fared at least as well as the two party front-runners.

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden appears at odds with the FBI's stance on the suspect who fatally shot five military personnel in Chattanooga, Tennessee, last month.

Donald Trump "wants to be the Republican nominee," RNC chief Reince Priebus told CNN in an interview.

As Hillary Clinton's inevitability is questioned, the idea of a Biden candidacy suddenly resurfaces.

The Australian-born media mogul weighed in Sunday on a potential U.S. presidential run by Vice President Joe Biden in 2016.