WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Representative Tim Ryan on Thursday said he was abandoning his bid for the Democratic Party's 2020 presidential nomination and would instead seek re-election representing his district in Ohio.
Sunday new shows saw a struggling presidential candidate take a shot at the current frontrunner, a former Obama administration official criticize another leading candidate, and current and former Trump administration officials discuss the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan.
A new poll shows that Americans approve of the current state of the economy and that they view regulations and government spending as obstacles to further improvement.
More "moderate" Democrats at the primary debate Tuesday attacked the liberal frontrunners at center stage for wanting to eliminate private health insurance for half the country.
Rep. Tim Ryan (D., Ohio) said Tuesday a potential Democratic nominee in 2020 who supported eliminating private health insurance would lose 48 states to President Donald Trump.
I'm not sure the first night of the Democratic debate had a winner, but it sure had a loser: Robert Francis 'Beto' O'Rourke. The former congressman found himself the target of Bill De Blasio, Cory Booker, Julian Castro, and John Delaney. And O'Rourke didn't fare well.
2020 Democratic candidates interviewed by the New York Times split on their openness to expanding the Supreme Court from its current slate of nine justices.