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Billionaire Mike Bloomberg ended his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination Wednesday and endorsed former Vice President Joe Biden. It was a stunning collapse for the former New York City mayor, who had his 2020 hopes on the Super Tuesday states and pumped more than $500 million of his own fortune into the campaign.

Mike Bloomberg is officially ending his race for President, and in a statement, he has endorsed Joe Biden as the Democratic nominee.

After spending more than half a billion dollars and winning an estimated 31 delegates on Super Tuesday, former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg ended his presidential run in the face of a stinging rejection by Democratic primary voters, saying he no longer has a path to the nomination. Bloomberg released a statement saying he would be leaving the race and endorsing Joe Biden.

By Dominic Patten

Stars—they're just like us! Across the country people are being joined by celebrities as they wait to vote for 2020 Presidential hopefuls at their respective polling places.

Night owls are in their element as the results from Super Tuesday are drip-fed to politicos well into the small hours.With just five Democratic candidates still in the game, there's a lot to stay up for.Bernie Sanders was the big winner on the night, taking California and snaring victories in his home state of Vermont, Utah and Colorado.In early returns, the AP reports Sanders took the led with 27 percent of the vote.

March 3 is Super Tuesday – essentially the nation’s primary day with 14 states and American Samoa voting on their favorite presidential candidates, as well as down-ballot primaries for congressional seats, state legislatures and judicial openings. For presidential contenders Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren and Michael Bloomberg, Super Tuesday has an incredible cache of 1,344 pledged delegates on their way to the Democratic convention this July in Wisconsin.

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Ben Affleck was recently photographed with a completely new look: a full head of blond hair.

Voters in South Carolina and across the country, as well as outspoken celebrities in Hollywood, tuned in on Tuesday to watch the remaining 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls engage in their most intense debate yet. The top remaining Democratic candidates for president — Michael Bloomberg, Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar and Tom Steyer — met for a heated and contentious debate in Charleston, S.C.

Here’s a name you won’t find in any previous presidential debate transcript: Naked Cowboy.

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, 78, entered an already crowded presidential race in November 2019, months (and years) after his colleagues. His name recognition and $64 billion wealth, which he is using to self-fund his campaign, gained him instant press coverage during the election circle, despite not qualifying for any of the debates thus far.

Michael Douglas hit the campaign trail in Boston on Sunday alongside his son Dylan, knocking on doors and speaking at events throughout the city in support of presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg.

Seemingly undeterred by the withering reviews out of the former New York City mayor's first appearance at a Democratic debate, Clint Eastwood is expressing some early support for Michael Bloomberg for president.

Hollywood great Clint Eastwood appears to have given his backing to billionaire former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg for president.

Cynthia Nixon criticized Michael Bloomberg while promoting the candidacy of Bernie Sanders in a lengthy op-ed published earlier this week.

Cynthia Nixon criticized Michael Bloomberg while promoting the candidacy of Bernie Sanders in a lengthy op-ed published earlier this week.

Update 2/20/20: The Democratic primary debate in Nevada has come and gone, and if you didn't catch the event live on Wednesday evening, you might be looking to catch up on everything you missed. As the headlines on your news feed likely indicate, there were plenty of fireworks on display in many of the candidates' interactions, as Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg, and Michael Bloomberg all had their moments at the mic.

The remaining Democratic candidates for president went up against each other in the most contentious debate yet, and politically minded celebrities took notice.

The remaining Democratic candidates for president went up against each other in the most contentious debate yet, and politically minded celebrities took notice.

Coming into Wednesday night's presidential debate, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg knew he would come under attack from his 2020 Democratic rivals.But, even Bloomberg might have been surprised by the barrage he has faced during the six-candidate debate, hosted ahead of the Nevada caucus by NBC News, MSNBC and the Nevada Independent."I'd like to talk about who we're running against," Sen. Elizabeth Warren said on Wednesday night.

By Ted Johnson

Senator Elizabeth Warren didn’t waste time getting down to the issue bugging her the most at the February 19 Democratic debate: Michael Bloomberg. The Las Vegas debate is the first for the former New York City mayor, 78, and it was very clear from the get-go that none of the other candidates were happy to see him.

Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg was met with loud boos from the audience — and other candidates — at the February 19 Democratic debate when he said that Senator Bernie Sanders‘ economic platform would make people vote again for President Donald Trump. “I can’t think of ways that would make it easier for Donald Trump to get elected than by listening to this conversation.

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg will finally enter the debate arena to face off with fellow Democratic candidates on Wednesday.The ninth Democratic debate, hosted by NBC News, MSNBC, Noticias Telemundo and The Nevada Independent and set to begin at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m.

The Democratic primary process is now in full swing, and tonight, six candidates will be stating their cases to become the party's nominee for president at the Paris Theater in Las Vegas. Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg, and Michael Bloomberg will all take the stage at the Nevada primary debate in hopes of being nominated to represent the Democrats in the 2020 general election.

In the final debate before the Feb. 22 Nevada caucus, Democratic presidential candidates Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg, Joe Biden, Michael Bloomberg, Tom Steyer, and Amy Klobuchar will take the stage in Las Vegas, Nev., to make their cases for the party’s nomination.

Michael Bloomberg — Photo: Gage Skidmore / Flickr

The Democratic primary process is now in full swing, and tonight, six candidates will be stating their cases to become the party's nominee for president at the Paris Theater in Las Vegas. Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg, and Michael Bloomberg will all take the stage at the Nevada primary debate in hopes of being nominated to represent the Democrats in the 2020 general election.

An adviser to Michael Bloomberg’s 2020 presidential campaign says that the billionaire will sell his media and information company if he is elected president.Tim O’Brien told CNN’s Christiane Amanpour in an interview Tuesday that Bloomberg will divest Bloomberg LP if elected president and will also release his tax returns, unlike President Donald Trump.“There will be no confusion about any of his financial holdings blurring the line between public service and personal profiteering,” O’Brien

By Anita Bennett

The Democratic primary process is now in full swing. Six candidates will be stating their cases to voters during the next debate on Wednesday, Feb. 19, which will take place live from the Paris Theater in Las Vegas.

By Ted Johnson

If you don't follow any meme accounts on Instagram, congratulations. But if you do, you may have noticed a heavy influx of memes designed as screenshots of DM conversations with presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg which coursed through the feed on Wednesday and Thursday, courtesy of a number of viral content curators such as @fuckjerry, @grapejuiceboys, and @sonny5ideup.