By Lorin McLain The hope of a “different” Donald Trump materializing in the remainder of the 2016 campaign appears as dim ever. The chances of the billionaire candidate toning down his off-the-cuff speaking strategy and doing what insiders have implored him
Khizr Khan, a Pakistani immigrant who spoke out at the Democratic National Convention against GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, said he did so to honor his son’s memory. (Photo by Wafa Shahid/Cronkite News) By Emily Zentner | Cronkite News WASHINGTON
(Tempe, AZ) – En una declaración de 702 palabras dada a conocer el día de hoy, John McCain dejó en claro que no hay línea que Donald Trump pueda cruzar para obligarlo a retirarle su apoyo al nominado. Para McCain ya
By: Lorin McLain If how both major parties pulled off their respective conventions is any indication of the presidential race officially underway, the Dems are off to a pretty good start. After a rough start of chaos and dissension among
By Lorin McLain If Republicans are united by anything after the media circus that was the GOP convention, it’s for Hillary Clinton to go to prison – or be executed. Yes, the suggestion was actually cheered by hundreds of GOPrs,
By Sophia Kunthara, David Marino Jr. and Emily L. Mahoney | Cronkite News CLEVELAND – Donald Trump closed out a bumpy Republican National Convention Thursday, officially accepting the party’s presidential nomination in a rousing speech that reiterated campaign themes of
By Carrie Dann (@CarrieNBCNews) NBC NEWS/WALL STREET JOURNAL/TELEMUNDO Donald Trump remains overwhelmingly unpopular with Latinos, a new NBC News/ Wall Street Journal/Telemundo poll shows, with only about one in seven Latino voters say they support the presumptive GOP nominee. A
By: Lorin McLain It’s no wonder the New York primaries mattered more this year than previous election cycles. After Tuesday night’s blowout by the GOP and Democratic frontrunners, both say their paths to victory are pretty much guaranteed. Donald Trump
By Lorin McLain Candidates in the 2016 presidential election are either in overdrive to solidify their holds on a nomination, or making a last-ditch effort to keep their campaigns alive in the haze following Super Tuesday. The biggest day in
Donald Trump is considering bringing his campaign back to the Valley. The GOP presidential candidate stopped by the Phoenix Convention Center earlier in July and according to a spokesperson for the venue, his team has been in contact with them
