GOP

We've seen a few high-profile Republicans say they intend to vote for Hillary Clinton. But what about rank-and-file Democrats who intend to vote for Donald Trump?

The jockeying for who might take over as the next chairman of the Repubican National Committee is already well underway. Among the contenders: former presidential candidate Carly Fiorina:

Let's review the issue that gripped the press and lit up social media this past week...Donald Trump, and his spat with the Khan family.

The mystery that confounds both the chattering classes and many professional conservatives is who in the world could possibly be supporting Donald Trump. No one they know -- not friends, not family, no one -- says they will vote for the guy, let alone say a nice word about him.

The Democratic Convention is underway in Philadelphia, and from early reports, it looks like they have problems galore (and that's without mentioning the leaked emails, but we'll get to those in a separate post).

After 401 days, and a one hour, 16 minute acceptance speech, Donald Trump is officially the Republican nominee for president.

Just because the GOP has settled on its nominee doesn't mean everyone is happy with the idea of Donald Trump.

The Republican delegates voted Tuesday night, and Donald Trump is now the party's official nominee. There were some additional fireworks -- mainly outside the Quicken Loans Arena, where the event is being held. But inside? The delegates have made their choice.

The Response Action Network is in Cleveland covering the GOP convention. Monday got off to a shaky start, as delegates from a handful of states waged a floor fight to change some party rules relating to delegate selection and other matters.