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The 2024 Republican Iowa caucuses have come to an end, and former President Donald Trump has secured his position as the frontrunner with 51% of the vote and 20 delegates. Ron DeSantis snagged the runner-up spot with 21.2% of the vote and eight delegates, closely followed by Nikki Haley with 19....

ROMNEY — County clerk Eric Strite said Tuesday morning that it’s “very unlikely” that the divisive school name issue makes it to the ballot this election cycle.

Ray Dalio warned markets are pricing in faster growth and sharper drops in inflation and interest rates than he expects, and flagged political risks.

Panelists discuss potential and ongoing crises that may erupt or escalate in 2024, as well as their global political implications. This event will explore the results of CFR’s 2024 Preventive Priorit…

Founder of Living Proof Ministries Beth Moore has a message for former President Donald Trump’s supporters after the results of the Iowa caucuses. Trump pulled over 50% of the votes and 20 delegates, which has “sobered” Moore to the realization that “masses of people still hail Trump.” “He’s w...

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is trying to offer Democrats and the media political wisdom about Donald Trump.Speaking on CBNC's "Squawk Box," Dimon warned on Wednesday that constantly attacking Trump, his supporters, and the "Make America Great Again" agenda will ultimately backfire on President Jo...

President Joe Biden's campaign is boasting about its latest fundraising haul, but inflation put a damper on the significance of its total.The campaign said on Monday that it raised $97 million in the fourth quarter of 2023, ending the year with a whopping $117 million cash on hand. The latter figure...

In some ways, Iowa's Republican caucuses were practically over before they began, with Donald Trump cultivating a deep network of support over three presidential runs.

The Associated Press called the contest for Trump within roughly a half-hour of the Iowa caucuses officially starting. Here's how that happened.

OpenAI published its new election misinformation policy to protect the right of suffrage. It is only months before the United States chooses its next government leaders again, but the preparations began, with OpenAI releasing its new Election Misinformation Policy to protect the public and voting sacredness.