Despite taking a drastic turn on his own immigration policies, Marco Rubio ironically called out Donald Trump for flip flopping in his stance on immigration reform.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee did not make the cut to participate on the main stage at the next Republican presidential debate.
Permanent residents eligible to become U.S. citizens will soon get some encouragement during Miami Dolphins games to file the required paperwork with United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
In an effort to reach young, black voters, Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson rolled out a new 60-second hip-hop ad featuring rapper Aspiring Mogul on Thursday.
One Texas lawmaker who stands against same-sex marriage has called for Congress to implement a study that he believes would prove that homosexuality is unnatural.
48 hours before Donald Trump is set to host "Saturday Night Live" the second time around, Latino groups continue to lobby cancellation the presidential bet's gig on Nov. 7.
Business mogul and Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump is now demanding that he be paid to appear on any future debates for the Republican nomination. See the details and watch the video here.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio would like to share a few beers with renowned activist Malala Yousafzai, who is both a devout Muslim and under the legal U.S. drinking age.
In a new biography, former President George H.W. Bush took several unexpected jabs Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld for the way that they handle the 9/11 terror attacks while working under his son's, George W. Bush, administration.
The war between Donald Trump and Latino groups is heating up now with his forthcoming appearance on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" this week. See the details of what one group is willing to offer for anti-Trump rhetoric.
Republican White House hopeful Donald Trump on Tuesday promoted his new book, "Crippled America," at a book signing in New York, which drew hundreds of supporters to the city's Trump Tower.
Bernie Sanders is upping the ante as he tries to close the gap with frontrunner Hillary Clinton in the race for the Democrats' 2016 White House nomination and now apparently backs an investigation into the former secretary of state's email habits, which he had previously opposed.
