Ben Carson, Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush, and other candidates prize Robert P. George’s advice on the thorniest social issues of the 2016 campaign. But he arrives at his own answers by befriending Cornel West and others who strongly disagree with him.
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David Daleiden, a 26-year-old Catholic from California, worked for 30 months to spark a national debate on abortion.
Even the pope's choice of liberal icon Dorothy Day as an example of a “great American” holds some opportunities for conservatives.
The admiration for the leader of the Roman Catholic Church transcends partisan politics for many who came to cheer him.
The pope has been accused of infusing politics in to religion, but his message is much deeper, and at times more confounding, than a partisan screed.
Ben Carson and Ted Cruz pleased, but it was Fiorina enjoying the greatest post-debate bounce at the confab in the South's first primary state.
What the low-key doctor’s supporters say they’re drawn to most is his ability to project calm, and the other guy at the front of the pack at the moment does come across like that.
Her whole performance was tight and focused, in particular contrast to the front-runner, who seemed to suggest at one point that one can't take anything he says too literally.
Carson, Trump, Clinton, Biden: Everyone's talking about faith, and with widely varying results with the most religious voters.
The vice president details how his struggle to deal with the death of his son is impacting his decision on whether to run for president.
The former secretary of state struck a measured tone. Her Republican presidential rivals opted for something different.
Despite reaction to his abortion announcement this week ahead of a U.S. visit, the Catholic leader isn’t interested in being co-opted by either team.
At the Democratic National Committee meeting in Minneapolis, random interviews reveal much enthusiasm for a Biden run, and a few reservations.
The Democratic front-runner delivered one of her best moments on the campaign trail so far.
Democrats for Donald? The progressive case for President Trump.
The former secretary of state has repeatedly argued that she used a private server to conduct government business out of "convenience."
No one plays the music of conservatism better than Trump, which allows him to make crowds go wild without mentioning issues like taxes, the deficit, profligate spending, or abortion.
In an interview with Sean Hannity, Trump reveals that his daughter is his key adviser on women's issues, especially during last weekend's imbroglio with Fox News' Megyn Kelly.
If Roger Ailes' employees don’t wind up picking the party’s nominee, it won’t be for lack of trying.
The president invokes his predecessor when selling his nuclear deal with Iran.
