Not Bob Dole, Al Gore, John Kerry, John McCain, Mitt Romney or Hillary Clinton. The last time a loser was chosen again was back in 1956, when the Democrats went with Adlai Stevenson and ...

There’s an old adage that “context is everything” and while it may not apply to all situations, it certainly rings true when it comes to politics and comedy. Both arenas are designed around performers ...

Whenever the late Senator John McCain was asked how he took his ... Jimmy Carter, Ted Kennedy, and Al Gore, who took a bullet for his country. On the day before the primary, Rubio took a lap ...

If Kamala Harris had her way, she would be two weeks into her time in the White House. Instead, she is back in California, ...

John McCain, R-Ariz., ended their bids for the presidency. Both were considered insurgent candidates by many; their missions were to bring about reform. Now, the only candidate left besides the ...

Democrats across the nation are not the same. I’m from Kentucky, where Democrats try to appeal to conservatives and seem ...

While most people are familiar with John Kerry and John McCain's service in Vietnam, few will know about Al Gore's tour. Though he opposed the Vietnam War, Gore felt the calling and enlisted in 1969.

Al Gore, Clinton’s vice president ... This has been true ever since he said of John McCain in 2015, “He’s a war hero because he was captured. I like people that weren’t captured.” Trump says things ...

In a now-deleted message on X, the 40-year-old blogger and daughter of the late Arizona Senator John McCain, wrote: “I just want and have wanted for years – for Kanye West to leave us all the ...

HuffPost has reached out to Ye and McCain’s reps for comment. The daughter of the late GOP Sen. John McCain and author of “Bad Republican” has been vocal before about her beef with Ye, who was a ...

John McCain. Trump’s hatred for the Arizona Republican was so intense that in 2019 when the president prepared to visit to Japan, the White House asked the Navy to move the USS John McCain ...

For more than 30 years, John McCain was one of the leading voices in American politics. The US senator from Arizona ran for President twice, winning the Republican nomination in 2008. He lost the ...