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Obama endorses former Vice President Joe Biden: “Our country’s future hangs on this election”
Igor Derysh
"Facts and science matter . . . The rule of law matters . . . In other words, elections matter," Obama says
Trump wants to know “what the hell is happening” at Fox News: “It’s a whole new ballgame over there”
Matthew Rozsa
The president's attacks on Fox News drew a rare public rebuke from a host at the right-leaning network
Making peace with Joe Biden — whatever the hell that means
Andrew O'Hehir
Only a party that hates itself could have wound up with this guy, at a moment of historic crisis. That's a problem
Bernie Sanders suspends presidential campaign amid coronavirus outbreak
Igor Derysh
Former Vice President Joe Biden Biden is now the presumptive Democratic nominee for the presidency
Wisconsin’s primary is in chaos — but Wyoming’s isn’t: A lesson in democracy
Rob Richie, David Daley
Voting by mail and ranked-choice voting make it much easier to adapt to the unexpected. Some states were ready
Bernie Sanders 2020: So many things went right — and then it all went wrong
Anis Shivani
For a moment, Bernie 2.0 seemed like a campaign of destiny. But its "political revolution" was fundamentally flawed
Bernie Sanders to “assess” his campaign after losing 19 of the last 24 primaries, top aide says
Igor Derysh
Election forecaster FiveThirtyEight projects that Biden has a 99% chance to clinch the nomination
Political wizard David Plouffe: Trump’s got time and money — that “should scare us all”
Andrew O'Hehir
Barack Obama's 2008 campaign manager on the challenges Joe Biden and the Democrats must overcome to beat Trump
Our political future is in millennial hands — even if it feels like boomers will never retire
Amanda Marcotte
In "The Ones We've Been Waiting For," Charlotte Alter profiles the crop of young leaders that herald real change
Political journalists are eager to kick Bernie Sanders on his way out the door
Dan Froomkin
Bernie's not imagining it: He makes political reporters personally uncomfortable, and they hate him for it
Joe Biden makes a pitch for unity following his dominant mini-Super Tuesday performance
Igor Derysh
Biden is projected to extend his lead from Super Tuesday thanks to overwhelming support from black and older voters
Last stand for Bernie? He needs a big win Tuesday to have any real chance
Amanda Marcotte
After the Biden wipeout of Super Tuesday, Sanders needs big wins in Michigan and Washington to prove he is viable
Charlamagne tha God calls out Joe Biden: He “owes black people his political life”
Alex Henderson
Charlamagne noted that other Democratic presidential candidates have appeared on his show, including Bernie Sanders
Michael Moore: Why I’m still rooting for Bernie Sanders in the 2020 Democratic presidential race
Alex Henderson
Moore views Sanders as someone who would fight for the American working class like Roosevelt: “We need an FDR"
Money in politics: Is there any evidence the media actually cares?
Julie Hollar
Media reports combine giant super PACs with small nonprofits — and deliver the message that everyone's on the take
The big lesson of Super Tuesday’s votes…and what comes next
Terry H. Schwadron
The contest between Sanders and Biden means the Democratic race is now about the men themselves, not their ideas
Will the dispute over Israel damage Bernie Sanders? No — he’s got bigger problems
Matthew Rozsa
It's true that Bernie Sanders runs behind Joe Biden among Jewish voters — but the difference is very slight
Ocasio-Cortez would back Biden in a race against Trump: “This is more important than all of us”
Alex Henderson
If Joe Biden ultimately becomes the Democratic Party's nominee for president, AOC will unite behind him
Brian Kilmeade pushes back on claim that Fox is on Trump’s side: “He’s not happy with this network”
Matthew Rozsa
Kilmeade points to a recent interview between Trump and Sean Hannity, in which the president criticized Fox News
President Trump blasts “politically correct” Fox News while appearing on the right-leaning network
Matthew Rozsa
The president continues to bash Fox News for inviting guests who criticize him or releasing unflattering polls
Federal judge rejects Tulsi Gabbard’s $50 million “free speech” lawsuit against Google
Alex Henderson
The lawsuit sought $50 million in damages for “serious and continuing violations of Tulsi’s right to free speech"
Elizabeth Warren drops out after disappointing Super Tuesday finish but stays mum on endorsement
Igor Derysh
The progressive candidate failed to finish in the top two in her home state of Massachusetts
Joe Scarborough: The Democratic primary “wasted two years of everybody’s time”
Travis Gettys
“It is a disgrace that the Democratic Party starts their contests in two overwhelmingly white states"
George Conway contributes the maximum amount to Joe Biden’s presidential campaign
Matthew Rozsa
The lawyer is the husband of President Donald Trump's former campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway
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