2020 contender Tom Steyer has sung the praises of public schools and opposes spending tax dollars on private ones, even though records show he paid for a $50,000-a-year education for his children. 
We'll probably never know exactly what Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) told Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) during their private meeting in 2018. She says he told her a woman couldn't win the presidency. He says otherwise. Either way, it's becoming increasingly evident that at least one woman—Liz Warren—cannot win in 2020. 
Billionaire presidential candidate Tom Steyer said Friday he "of course" could overhear the viral squabble between Sens. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) and Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) at last week's debate, overturning his previous claims that he didn't hear what they said. 
White billionaire Tom Steyer said Tuesday that the 2020 Democratic field needed to be "more diverse," adding that it was important the party reflect its voters. 
Leading Democratic presidential candidates have largely ignored ongoing anti-government protests in Iran, despite championing pro-democracy demonstrations abroad in the past. 
Tom Steyer spent $6.2 million for every minute of speaking time he garnered in Wednesday night's Democratic presidential debate in Atlanta, or just over $133,000 per second. A top aide to Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer offered campaign contributions to Iowa politicians in exchange for endorsements, the Associated Press reported. Democratic billionaire Tom Steyer cannot keep track of the millions of dollars he has spent on his presidential campaign and impeachment efforts. 
The largest outside liberal super PAC donated more than $88,000 over the weekend to four Virginia Democrats who co-sponsored the controversial abortion bill, according to recent campaign finance reports.
Presidential candidate Tom Steyer gave his most unequivocal backing yet for reparations in video uploaded over the weekend. 