Politics

Presidential candidates make final rounds in New Hampshire

By Michael D. Regan and Holly Ramer, Bill Barrow, Associated Press

It's less than two days until New Hampshire voters go to the polls.

How accurate were the GOP candidates at the New Hampshire debate?

By PBS News Hour

Saturday's Republican debate yielded a slew of statements from candidates that warranted fact checking. 'Truth-O-Meter' monitor Jon Greenberg of PolitiFact joins William Brangham from Washington to discuss.

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Candidates stump for votes in last-minute New Hampshire push

By PBS News Hour

Voters in New Hampshire are getting their last looks at candidates on the ballot in the first-in-the-nation presidential primary. NewsHour's Political Director Lisa Desjardins joins William Brangham from Manchester, New Hampshire, to discuss moments from the last-minute campaigning.

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Clinton calls Flint water crisis 'immoral'

By Associated Press

Hillary Clinton says the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, is "immoral," and Congress should approve $200 million in emergency aid for the city grappling with lead-contaminated water…

New Hampshire victory seemingly out of reach, Hillary Clinton looks ahead

By Lisa Lerer and Ken Thomas, Associated Press

With victory seemingly out of reach in New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton is looking ahead to the next round of voting as she tries to counter the rising challenge from Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential race.

Debate takeaways: Rubio stuck in a loop, Christie on the attack

By Michael D. Regan and Steve Peoples and Julie Bykowicz, Associated Press

Seven GOP Republican hopefuls faced off just three days before a make-or-break New Hampshire primary that some of them are not likely to survive.

Update: Fact-checking the eighth Republican debate

By Michael D. Regan and Associated Press

Viewers of the latest Republican presidential debate didn't get a straight story from the candidates on U.S. taxes vs. the world, the state of the health insurance marketplace under "Obamacare" or what might happen if that law is taken away.

Speeches earning Clinton millions remain allusive to voters

By Michael D. Regan and Lisa Lerer and Julie Bykowicz, Associated Press

In the months leading up to her second presidential bid, Clinton gave nearly 100 paid speeches netting her millions of dollars. Voters have received sparse information about the details of those speeches.

Cruz, Rubio face barrage of attacks during debate

By Michael D. Regan and Julie Pace, Julie Bykowicz, Associated Press

Marco Rubio, a first-term senator on the rise in the presidential race, faced a barrage of attacks in Saturday night's Republican debate, with rivals challenging his readiness to be president, his commitment to his own policies and the depth of…

Clinton, trailing in NH polls, seeks gain on Sanders' lead

By Michael D. Regan and Ken Thomas, Associated Press

Trailing rival Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton sought to summon another New Hampshire comeback on Saturday but faced blunt questions about her trustworthiness and explanation of the deadly 2012 attacks in Benghazi.