Hillary Clinton Praises Joe Biden's Super Tuesday Victory - Watch! (Video)

By Dominic Patten

Tulsi Gabbard has dropped out of the race to become the next President of the United States.

By Ted Johnson

Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders committed to having female vice presidents if either of them becomes the president of the United States of America. During the latest Democratic Debate on Sunday, former Vice President Biden revealed that he plans to have a female running mate if he secures the Democratic nomination.

Joe Biden‘s hypothetical presidency would guarantee that the United States sees its first female vice president, he said at the March 15 Democratic debate. Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders are still neck and neck in the 2020 presidential primaries, but both candidates are already looking forward to the future, when one of them could be the party nominee.

Former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders offered conflicting visions for coronavirus response in the Democratic debate on Sunday night.

Roommates, like many Americans, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is not pleased with how Trump is handling the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. To let him know what he should be doing during such a dire situation, she took to social media to not only inform him of his errors—but also throw some well-placed shade in the process.

“I know this is all hard for you, @realdonaldtrump , so let me spell it out: – Free testing – Fee waivers – Emergency sick leave – Quarantines – Cancellations – Giving a damn,” Hillary Clinton, 72, tweeted on Thursday, March 12, after President Donald Trump, 73, announced plans for what the United States will be doing amid the growing Coronavirus fears. Donny shocked the world after he revealed that there will be a 30-day travel ban to Europe put in place starting at midnight on Mar.

Bernie Sanders believes his current rival, front-runner former Vice President Joe Biden, could beat President Donald Trump in the general election.

Alarming clusters of the coronavirus swelled on both coasts of the U.S. on Tuesday, with 70 cases now tied to a biotech conference in Boston and infections turning up at 10 nursing homes in the hard-hit Seattle area.

Joe Biden is continuing to expand his primary victories in the run to become the Democratic candidate for the 2020 Presidential election.

By Ted Johnson

Kamala Harris has picked her endorsement.

Nanette Burstein is used to pressure. The Oscar-nominated documentarian has devoted her life to telling other people's stories.

Hillary Clinton is opening up like she never has before. In the four-part Hulu documentary directed by Nanette Burstein, the former first lady and 2016 Democratic presidential candidate’s personal and professional journey is chronicled through candid interviews with Clinton, her husband, Bill, and daughter, Chelsea, as well as Barack Obama, former staffers, close family friends and journalists who have followed her career. 

There’s just as much drama on Capitol Hill as there is in a season of Real Housewives. Given that truth, Andy Cohen couldn’t resist relaying this question from Bravo to First Lady Hillary Clinton, 72, on the March 5 episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen: “People wanted to know what your Real Housewives tagline would be?” It didn’t take long for Hillary to brainstorm the perfect one-liner.

There was something very California about it. Former Vice President Joe Biden was in Baldwin Hills delivering his victory speech live on TV after having won 10 out of 14 Super Tuesday states when a protester dashed onstage with a “Let Dairy Die” sign. Dr. Jill Biden protected her husband and a security guard quickly wrangled her away.

Elizabeth Warren is opening up after news broke that she will be suspending her campaign for President of the United States.

Even though a number of prominent Democrats, including former 2020 candidates, have endorsed Joe Biden in recent days, don't expect Hillary Clinton to endorse any of the few, remaining candidates for the Democratic nomination anytime soon. "I won't endorse," the former Secretary of State and 2016 presidential candidate told The Hollywood Reporter Wednesday at a New York red carpet screening of her Hulu docuseries, Hillary.