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Bernie's not alone: US parties have long favored insider candidatesBernie supporters are angered by what they see as a lack of democracy in the primary process. But the nominating process today is far more open than it used to be – may too open, say some.
Democrats battle Trump with optimismThe overriding emphasis on optimism at this week’s Democratic convention stands in contrast to Trump’s tone. But on Wednesday the anti-Trump barbs became more pointed.
Celebrity endorsements of Hillary Clinton: Do they hurt or help?A slew of celebrities have come out in support of Hillary Clinton, denouncing Donald Trump. But any benefits from celebrity endorsements may also bring risks.
102-year-old Clinton delegate recalls when women couldn't voteJerry Emmett remembers when the 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote, and now she is helping her favorite female politician win the presidential nomination.
First LookHow Russia became the wildcard in the 2016 US presidential election'Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing,' said Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump at a press conference on Wednesday.
At convention, Democrats struggle with stereotypes – of other Democrats While it's useful to see larger trends of political support, such as white millennials for Bernie, on the streets of Philadelphia there is a far more colorful mosaic.
Trump calls on Russia to hack Hilllary Clinton's email server"Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing," Donald Trump said. What missing emails?
First LookHistoric firsts fill evening at Democratic National ConventionShattering the glass ceiling wasn't the only way historic firsts took the floor in Philadelphia Tuesday night, when the Democratic Party named Hillary Clinton as its presidential nominee.
Sen. Tim Kaine speaks Spanish: Does that matter to Latino voters?Latinos make up about 17 percent of the nation's population, and roughly half — 27.3 million — are eligible to vote in 2016
Electing Hillary: toughest political challenge of Bill Clinton's life?Bill Clinton is the master at political speech. But campaigning for a loved one can be harder than advocating for oneself, and the party has changed.
Can Green Party's Jill Stein win over Sanders supporters?Presumptive Green Party nominee Jill Stein hopes to attract disaffected Bernie Sanders supporters as an alternative to presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
Will the DNC reshape perceptions of Clinton?Hillary Clinton’s focus this week lays on reintroducing herself to the Democratic Party and the American people. Former President Bill Clinton is scheduled to speak Tuesday night.
How Bill Clinton, as first gentleman, could reshape role of first ladiesAmerica's first female president would also come with America's first first gentleman, and Bill Clinton could transform the role – if Hillary lets him.
Michelle Obama's full DNC speech: Best of the night?On Monday night, first lady Michelle Obama gave a heartfelt endorsement of Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention. TV commentators called it 'pitch-perfect.'
Sarah Silverman switches from Sanders to Clinton: What did she say?Comedian Sarah Silverman, an ardent Bernie Sanders supporter, explained her support for Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention.
Bernie's rebellion is going rogueMany of those inspired by Sen. Bernie Sanders' insurgent campaign are now unwilling or reluctant to fall into line with his pleas to support Clinton.
Speaking Politics word of the week: wokeEdgy, and an answer to the anti-PC campaign by the right, 'woke' is getting some play at the party conventions.
Trump gets a convention bump. Here's what that means.Trump now has the support of 81 percent of Republicans, and has pulled slightly ahead of Clinton in the RealClearPolitics rolling average of a two-way matchup.
How the Clintons' 'home' state turned so red, so quicklyThe polarization that defines Washington politics hit Arkansas relatively recently and quickly. The shift shows the forces at work elsewhere, too.
Will Bloomberg’s endorsement of Clinton sway moderate voters?Michael Bloomberg is expected to endorse former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Wednesday, appealing to independent voters to also get behind the Democrat.
