Susan Ferrechio

Former President Trump’s two biggest primary rivals threw their support behind him Tuesday in key speeches at the Republican National Convention.

Democrats plan to delay an online vote to nominate President Biden ahead of the party's Aug. 19 convention in Chicago as party lawmakers increase calls to replace him on the 2024 ticket.

Sen. J.D. Vance projected his working-class roots onto the stage of the Republican National Convention, debuting as vice presidential running mate to former President Donald Trump, who he said “has given everything he has to fight for the people of our country.”

Former President Donald Trump’s acceptance of the Republican nomination on Thursday marked the party’s seismic lurch toward populism in a move to expand its base and lock in critical battleground state voters.

Moments after President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 race Sunday afternoon, members of the Democratic National Committee met to advance plans to pick a new nominee in an online vote that could take place in a matter of days.

President Biden will deliver a prime-time Oval Office address Wednesday evening, days after withdrawing from the 2024 race.

A repackaged Vice President Kamala Harris has hit the campaign trail as Democrats work swiftly to bury her reputation as President Biden's liberal and ineffective second-in-command and burnish her image for the top of the ticket and a brawl in swing states.

Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democrats’ presumptive presidential nominee, is a fresh enough face that she can expand her support among a sliver of undecided voters in seven battleground states, which will help pave the way to victory over former President Donald Trump, her campaign chairwoman said a memo Wednesday.

A far-left record on policy and legislation follows Vice President Kamala Harris into the presidential race, complicating her bid to win over critical swing state voters who do not align with ultra-liberal candidates.

After skipping over the 50-state primary, Vice President Kamala Harris is about to dodge a contested convention and clinch the Democratic presidential nomination in an unprecedented virtual Democratic National Committee roll call vote set to begin Thursday.