Super Tuesday offered a few interesting surprises in an election cycle dominated by a seemingly predictable presidential race. President Biden and former President Trump didn’t face any stiff competitive in their respective primaries, but that didn’t stop former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley and a largely unknown Democrat from stealing at least some of the spotlight. ...
Tuesday was the biggest day yet in the fight for the presidential nomination of each major party — at least in terms of total votes cast. Fifteen states held Republican or Democratic contests on Tuesday, while there was also a Democratic caucus in American Samoa. Excitement about the overall outcome was in short supply given...
President Biden and former President Trump dominated their primary races with relatively predictable results in more than a dozen Super Tuesday states, as they hurtle toward the general election. Biden largely swept the night’s Democratic contests — except for the caucuses in American Samoa, a U.S. territory, where he lost to a long-shot challenger....
Minnesota Rep. Dean Phillips, the only elected Democrat to challenge President Joe Biden in their party's primary, isn't coming close to winning anywhere on Tuesday -- but he's trying not to let it get him down.
The University of Virginia shells out $20 million a year to employees who work on diversity, equity and inclusion, according to a new analysis of the public school's spending.
North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore won the Republican nomination for the 14th U.S. House District in North Carolina on Tuesday, aided by Republican lawmakers who redrew the district to help the Kings Mountain lawyer get to Washington.
Former President Donald Trump was on track to dominate the 15-state Super Tuesday Republican primaries and to sweep up hundreds of delegates as he advanced to ward an all-but-assured rematch against President Biden in November.