Three Latinos Helping To Unify Democrats by Suzanne Gamboa Democrats showed in the 2016 primaries that they had their differences. Now they have to find agreement. Just before revving up a weeklong road tour with former presidential contender Sen. Bernie
By Lorin McLain Donald Trump seems to be pretty effective by now in inflicting damage mostly onto himself in the heat of debate. The GOP candidate started off the last of three debates Wednesday night again with what appeared to be a
By Lorin McLain In what could’ve been the most volatile presidential debate in American history, Donald Trump proved again he is the consummate showman, even against the ropes. The GOP nominee took Sunday night’s town hall style discussion as an opportunity to
By Lorin McLain On the day after the most anticipated presidential debate in history, the general consensus seems to be the Clinton campaign train is back on track and running full steam ahead. Historically, the first debate helps shape the
Hillary Clinton takes a selfie with supporters after a campaign rally on Monday, March 21, 2016, at Carl Hayden High School in Phoenix. (Photo by Ben Moffat/Cronkite News) By: Lorin McLain A Hillary Clinton supporter raises a peace sign during a
(Featured Photo: Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton addresses a crowd in Phoenix on March 21, 2016. (Photo by Ben Moffat/Cronkite News) Right: Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump addressed a crowd in Fountain Hills on March 19, 2016. (Photo by Miguel Otárola/Cronkite
By Lorin McLain Arizona appears to be in the crosshairs of Hillary Clinton’s election campaign as the Democratic presidential nominee continues to poll by larger margins over Donald Trump. The average of all major national polls compiled by Real Clear
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 Emily Zentner | Cronkite News PHILADELPHIA – Tucson resident Joseline Mata, a Hillary Clinton delegate from the beginning, was crying in the stands of the Democratic National Convention Thursday as Clinton accepted the party’s nomination, the first woman in history
(Feature Photo by Lily Altavena/Cronkite News) By Isabel Menzel | Cronkite News PHILADELPHIA – A divided Arizona delegation cast 51 of its 85 convention votes for Hillary Clinton as she wrapped up the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday after a surprisingly tough,
