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The early-voting and big-money states got the most attention, but every state (except three) received a visit from a presidential hopeful during the first half of 2015.
What decades of tax forms say about the Republican's skill at stock-picking, his surge in income, and a poorly timed sale of his NFL stake.
Each man has accused the other of hurting the country. Is it just a "family squabble?"
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In our first race rankings of the 2016 cycle, Paul and Walker round out the top tier of serious contenders.
He wants to run for Senate and the White House at the same time. That means more money.
How ForAmerica became a force to be reckoned with in politics
Candidates, committees, and outside-group allies are sharing more information than ever thanks to a law easily bypassed and a Federal Election Commission stuck in gridlock.
Social conservatives failed to coalesce around a Republican candidate in 2008 and 2012. They're determined not to let that happen again.
The top eight stories politicians didn't want you to read.
Pro-Israel conservatives are skeptical of the senator's foreign-policy views. He might not be able to win them over, but he might be able to soften their opposition.