Author: Jeanine Santucci, USA TODAY

The Democratic frontrunners and the president have all canceled campaign events due to the spread of coronavirus.

Elizabeth Warren exited the presidential race this week, but advocates who worked on her disability plan hope it will set a “standard” going forward.

Mike Bloomberg made his first appearance on a Democratic primary debate stage on Wednesday, and the five other candidates targeted him in myriad ways.

Mitt Romney was one of two Republican senators to break ranks by voting for witnesses in the impeachment trial. Now he has been rebuffed by CPAC.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders faced swift backlash after she seemed to mock Joe Biden’s accentuation of a stutter on Twitter.

Lindsey Graham responds to Joe Biden’s criticism of his Trump support: “I’m not going to create a country where only Republicans get investigated.”

Joe Biden fired back at Lindsey Graham for supporting Trump amid the Ukraine controversy: “I’m disappointed, and quite frankly I’m angered.”

At a town hall, 2020 candidate Joe Biden told an attendee that he would not put an end to all deportations, prompting protest.

South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg shot to 22% support in a new Monmouth poll in Iowa, up from 8% in August.

Lawrence VanDyke, a Trump nominee for a federal appeals court, was given a “not qualified” rating from the American Bar Association.