A super PAC working to round up grassroots support and encourage former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to run for president in 2016 is set to get ...
Former White House senior adviser David Axelrod said Wednesday that Republican efforts to make last year's attacks in Benghazi into a scandal are litt...
President Barack Obama couldn't avoid questions about Hillary Clinton potentially running for president in 2016 during a recent interview on NBC's "To...
With a productive General Assembly session behind him, Gov. Martin O'Malley said Wednesday that he will use the second half of the year to consider wh...
Vice President Joe Biden is well aware that the loudest rumblings about the 2016 presidential election are currently coming from supporters of former ...
After coming up short in his quest for the White House in 2012, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said he's leaving the door open for another try in ...
The months before the presidential primary season are typically replete with stories about the early primary states -- Iowa, New Hampshire, South Caro...
WASHINGTON -- Former Republican vice presidential candidate Rep. Paul Ryan (Wis.) said Sunday that if Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were presiden...
WASHINGTON -- Hillary Clinton would lead Florida politicians Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio among Sunshine State voters in the next presidential election, a...
Hillary Clinton would be "the ideal Democratic presidential candidate in 2016,” sweeping her party's primary and besting potential Republican candid...
A week after Election Day, three Republican governors mentioned as 2016 presidential candidates -- Bobby Jindal, John Kasich and Bob McDonnell -- each...
Sen. Jim DeMint on Wednesday backed away from his previous ironclad insistence that he had no interest in running for president and was focused only o...
After once looking for a fleeting moment like a serious contender for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination, Rick Santorum said Monday that he's "open"...
Speculation about former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush (R) positioning himself for a presidential run in 2016 heated up on Tuesday, with the National Review r...
Paul Ryan was portrayed by many in the media as a "numbers whiz." Assuming that Ryan truly is a data-cruncher, one can't help wondering if he was aware of the historical data regarding the probability of ever becoming president after being on the losing side of a ticket.
None of us should be surprised if the 2016 ticket becomes the true Year of the Women. Now wouldn't that be something -- Hillary Clinton, our Democratic candidate, and Condoleezza Rice, our Republican choice?