Hillary Rodham Clinton criticized Gov. Scott Walker over his stances on health care, unions and equal pay.

Hillary Clinton has rolled out a string of high-profile endorsements in the early-voting contests of Iowa and South Carolina and scheduled an onslaught of fundraisers across the country in the effort to throw cold water on a possible Biden bid.

The Democratic National Committee barely has more cash than it does IOUs, and it is being outraised month after month by its Republican competitor.

What excludes Minnesota from the swing state category is ideology.

The Marquette University Law School poll showed Clinton ahead of Walker 52 percent to 42 percent among 802 registered voters.

During his Brooklyn Park visit, Republican presidential candidate Scott Walker called for replacing Obamacare with tax credits tied to age.

Top party donors are taking action, with one firing off a letter calling for more civility among Republicans.

The Vermont senator addressed a crowd of more than 600 supporters gathered for a town hall meeting in Rochester.

Clinton fundraiser in Minnesota attracts well-heeled backers and predictable detractors.

It sometimes seems Republicans have fewer differences with Democrats than with one another.