Hillary's Appetite for War
Clinton's hawkishness appears to have no limits.
Major-party candidates who opposed pot prohibition before Bernie Sanders
Trump's proposed violence against families and communities is a recipe for social strife fueled by bigotry.
A noun, a verb, a gender reference, and 9/11
All three candidates are determined to increase the government's power over labor, wages, the economy, and health care, among other things.
Running for president but needs more time to prepare for breaking news changes.
Watch Matt Welch and others discuss the 'elephants in the room' at 8 p.m. on Fox Business Network
The Kentucky senator says his GOP rival fails to understand, "You can use the Fourth Amendment and still get terrorists."
But he has had a bigger impact than the others.
Debate answer exposes a revealing problem not just for the inexperienced candidate, but for the bellicose GOP
Despite his intentions, Sanders is an unwitting defender of the status quo.
Tax cut promises are divorced from actual spending discipline.
Rand Paul can balance the budget, he blames the Fed, he'll talk rather than start wars we can't afford, and generally seemed the most thoughtfully radical guy up there.
Rubio's mischaracterization may have been a good applause line but it's the kind of lack of thinking sinking Republicans.
After the circus in Colorado, did Fox Business deliver a debate of ideas?
If Congress cut the Pentagon's budget in half, the U.S. would still be "the strongest military power in the world."
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In the debate tonight, Paul needs to sell his foreign policy, but he's got nothing fresh on immigration
Tonight's debate is also the first to come in the wake of widespread dissatisfaction from the campaigns about the ways the debates have been handled.
Industry-funded poll shows gamers as likely voters, party members.
Well, you see, it's just like alcohol, and so sends a confusing message about...whatevs.
Some questions informed by reporting on the campaign trail...
The Republican presidential contender is keen to pretend he never said drugs should be legalized.
As the media intensify their scrutiny of the new Republican frontrunner, the candidate turns their attention to his advantage.
Moving pot to Schedule II is weak tea compared to Bernie Sanders' support for repealing federal prohibition.
It's a really, really fantastic collection of videos. Believe me.
The story makes a prominent mention in his bestselling memoir, Gifted Hands, but the military academy found no record of his application.
Only eight candidates will compete in next week's primetime debate on Fox Business.
Pyramids, rap songs, intensive & inconclusive investigations into childhood events from a half-century ago, etc.
Compared to these concepts, Carson's theory is downright banal.
The bill, the first of its kind in the Senate, would let states decide whether to ban or regulate marijuana.
Another day, another shameful defense of eminent domain abuse by Trump.
Politicians in Washington want to tell you what to do and take your money for it.
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This candidate promises to "take a hard look at licensing requirements from state to state" and simplify small-business taxes.
Republicans are moving rightward while Democrats are moving leftward.
Is honesty relevant in an election about punishing the enemy?
Repealing the national ban is a logical implication of federalism.