2020 Election

Backup audio revealed the testy exchange between Warren and Sanders after the debate, with both of them accusing the other of lying.

Some key takeaways from Tuesday's Democratic presidential debate in Des Moines, the final forum before the Iowa caucuses:

Sen. Elizabeth Warren said her fellow Democratic presidential nominee and friend Bernie Sanders told her he didn't think a woman could win the White House, but Sanders denies saying it.

In the smallest stage yet, Tuesday’s event in Iowa is the last chance for six candidates to debate before the Iowa caucuses on Feb. 3.

The Democratic candidate said his failure to make the debates prevented him from raising enough money required to win.

Marianne Williamson, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, dropped out the race on Friday, making the announcement in a letter on her website.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has the Senate votes to proceed with setting the ground rules for President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.

The field of 2020 presidential candidates is crowded, with 12 Democrats currently making a bid for the White House along with three Republicans — one of whom is President Trump.

The former Obama housing secretary was the only Latino candidate in the field and one of the biggest voices on immigration.

There may be three billionaires running for president but that hasn’t stopped many Democratic candidates from railing against the ultra-wealthy, especially Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren. 

Local officials once had limited responsibilities on election days. Now they're on the front lines of efforts to defend U.S. elections from an attack by Russia, China or other foreign threats.

The owner of the wine-cave at the center of the Democratic debate stage flare-up responded to being thrust into the spotlight.

Union endorsements from Nevada, the third caucus of the 2020 presidential primaries, play a key role as a stacked pool of candidates face off. 

Only a day after the House voted to impeach the president, Thursday’s debate in Los Angeles will underscore the concern for Democratic voters regarding who can beat Trump in November.

President Donald Trump made clear Monday that he intends to participate in at least three general election debates, but he is threatening to sidestep the nonprofit group charged with running them.

A deepening sense of volatility is settling over the Democratic Party's presidential primary election on the eve of the sixth and final debate of 2019. The seven candidates who remain are being forced to grapple with unprecedented distraction from Washington.