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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – After a massive storm slammed the East Coast with snow, ice and battering winds Saturday, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie returned to his New Hampshire campaign on Sunday, where his wife, Mary Pat Christie had filled in for him since Friday, when Christie left the Granite State
Democrats
MANCHESTER, N.H. – Hillary Clinton brought her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination to New Hampshire Friday to try to seize back the momentum she once had in the Granite State with less than three weeks before its first-in-the-nation primary election. At her last stop, a town hall-style meeting at
GOP
WAVERLY, Iowa (AP) — Republican presidential hopeful Marco Rubio promised to keep "talking about God" as he campaigned across Iowa Monday, reminding influential evangelical voters of his commitment to Christian values just two weeks before the state's leadoff caucuses. The Florida senator's GOP rivals have
GOP
NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush rolled out a broad education reform plan Monday that would shift power and money to states and local school districts — and away from the federal government. The former Florida governor also wants to revamp how high school graduates and their parents
Donald Trump
BOW, N.H. – Carly Fiorina soldiered on in New Hampshire Saturday, telling supporters of her campaign for the Republican presidential nomination to remain optimistic, even after low poll numbers took her out of the prime-time debate Thursday night."When I launched my campaign for the presidency on May 4,
GOP
WEBSTER CITY, Iowa (AP) — Texas Sen. Ted Cruz said Thursday that fellow Sen. John McCain is calling for an exploration of his right to run for president because he intends to endorse Marco Rubio in the race. McCain on Wednesday said questions about Cruz's eligibility due to his
Florida
ATKINSON, N.H. — A sea of Patriots jerseys mingled with Marco Rubio posters and an odd Dolphins shirt Sunday as football fans joined the Florida Senator and Republican presidential contender at a game viewing party that doubled as a campaign event. Rubio's campaign hosted the get-together with New
Abortion
NEW YORK (AP) — The divide between Republicans and Democrats over abortion is deeper than ever. Activists on both sides foresee a 2016 presidential campaign in which the nominees tackle the volatile topic more aggressively than in past elections. Friction over the issue also is likely to surface in key Senate
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