Donald Trump

After his decisive wins on "Super Tuesday," Donald Trump's nomination as the Republican presidential candidate is no longer a joke but a mathematical probability.

'Trump's bigotry, his bullying, his bluster are not going to wear well on the American people,' says US Democratic presidential candidate Clinton, also criticizing her party rival Sanders, who has won a string of primariesWith the Democratic presidential nomination in sight, Hillary Clinton late on March 6 sought to repel sharp attacks from party rival Bernie Sanders, while training some fire o

In a movie I recently watched, an artist was told that his paintings were ugly. His reply was surprising: "I know that. But I do this on purpose. I want these ugly pictures to spread like a virus and destroy art from the inside." 

Former U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney attacked 2016 Republican front-runner Donald Trump as "a fraud" on March 3 and urged primary voters to keep the outspoken New York billionaire from getting the nomination, paving the way for possible horse trading at a party convention in July. 

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton took big steps toward securing their parties' presidential nominations  on March 1 with a series of state-by-state victories, but their rivals vowed to keep on fighting.

On Super Tuesday, the 2016 campaign's biggest day of nominating contests, Trump, 69, and Clinton, 68, proved themselves the undisputed front-runners. 

Americans began voting on March 1 in what is deemed the most pivotal day in the presidential nominating process, with frontrunners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump hoping to wipe out their rivals.

Americans vote Tuesday in what is deemed the most pivotal day in the presidential nominating process, with front-runners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump hoping to finish off their challengers.

Fresh off a runaway win in the South Carolina primary, Democrat Hillary Clinton turned her sights to a possible match-up with Republican front-runner Donald Trump in the Nov. 8 presidential election. 

U.S. Republican rivals Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz ganged up on front-runner Donald Trump at a raucous debate on Feb. 25 in a last-ditch bid to keep the billionaire from winning victories next week that could set him up to clinch the presidential nomination.

Donald Trump stormed to victory in Tuesday's Republican caucuses in Nevada, giving the billionaire businessman his third straight win in the race for the White House.