Herman Cain on Wednesday mocked Mitt Romney's suggestion that Donald Trump could usher in an era of "trickle-down racism," saying the 2012 GOP presidential nominee doesn't have a clue of what true racism is.
Donald Trump may be their party's leader, but Republicans on Capitol Hill are doing their best to ignore what he is saying on the campaign trail and hoping it inoculates them against efforts to tie them to their likely presidential nominee.
Donald Trump challenged Hillary Clinton Monday to spell out why she supports an immigration policy that could increase the levels of anti-gay sentiment in the United States.
Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump promised to unilaterally enact a temporary ban on immigration from countries that have served as breeding grounds for terrorists.
Sen. Marco Rubio deflected questions Monday about whether he would reconsider a re-election bid after an Islamic State-inspired U.S. citizen carried out the nation's worst-ever mass shooting in his home state of Florida.
Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump assured Christian conservatives Friday that he will fight for "our shared values" and warned that Hillary Clinton will push policies that ignore the "will of the people" and crush working families.
Bishop Patrick Lane Wooden Sr. is not sure whether Donald Trump supports North Carolina's "bathroom law" requiring transgender residents to use the facilities of the sex they were assigned at birth, but he knows Hillary Clinton opposes the law -- and that's good enough for him to roll the dice with the presumptive Republican nominee.
Rep. Raul Labrador said Thursday that last-ditch efforts to derail Donald Trump from being crowned the GOP nominee will fail as long as establishment Republicans continue to refuse to embrace a conservative alternative to the New York billionaire.
Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump used a teleprompter yet again this week -- and managed to stay on script, raising hopes among Republicans that if he can control himself, and deliver a crisper message, he may be OK.
Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump cast himself as an outside agent of "real change" and sought to reassure Republicans that he is prepared to lead the party into the general election fight against Hillary Clinton.
Donald Trump ended the primary season Tuesday much as he began it: engulfed in controversy over his brash personality and controversial remarks about Mexicans.
Donald Trump has done exactly what he promised: He has scrambled the election map, putting into play states that have been out of the Republican Party's reach for a generation, but he also risks losing states that have long been GOP strongholds.
Donald Trump eviscerated political reporters covering his presidential campaign Tuesday in a combative press conference, where he called television journalists "sleaze" and said the media should be ashamed for doubting his claims of raising $6 million for veterans' groups.
The ugly protest scenes outside Donald Trump's rallies are doing more damage to the protesters than to Mr. Trump's political chances, according to analysts who say the violence and anti-American sentiments are backfiring.
Sen. Marco Rubio cracked opened the door to running for re-election to the Senate, offering a definite "maybe" last week when asked if he'd be up for another term in the chamber he spent the last year lambasting.
There are signs that the "ostrich effect" is spreading inside the halls of Congress, where Senate Republicans running for re-election in tight races are putting distance between themselves and Donald Trump — with some wary of even mentioning his name.
After some fevered speculation, presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump closed the door Friday on a one-on-one debate with Sen. Bernard Sanders ahead of the June 7 California primary, saying it would be "inappropriate" to share the stage with the loser of the Democratic primary and help networks that have not been generous to charities.