GOP

The spat between presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan got

A number of Republicans are still in shock that Donald Trump has become the last candidate standing in the race for the party's presidential nomination.

The Republican and Democratic conventions are going to get a huge amount of attention this summer. Given the problems, conflicts, and drama surrounding them, one commentator wonders if it's time for the political parties to put an end to these 19th century relics, and try something new:

And now, for something a little different...a compilation of 31 gaffes that would have destroyed any other presidential candidate, but not GOP frontrunner Donald Trump.

The news coming out of the GOP town hall on Tuesday night is that the candidates -- Cruz, Kasich, and Trump -- aren't too keen on endorsing the eventual Republican nominee...if it's one of the other guys.

We've written a lot about about CPAC this week, but here's one more item from the annual conference we found particularly interesting.

The list of candidates dropping from the GOP presidential race gets a little longer, as retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson has --

The mainstream media is very interested in why so many evangelical voters are backing Donald Trump.

While the pundits continue to pour over the South Carolina primary results, we discovered a video from former Clinton Labor Secretary Robert Reich that shows just how terrified some progressives are of Sen. Ted Cruz.