Debate

"Boring" was the word the president used to describe the first round of Democratic primary debates in June.

FBN's Stuart Varney says, it will be Biden, Sanders, Warren and Harris fighting it out until the end.

The U.S. economy is likely to be a big focus.

"We will tax the hell out of the wealthy to make this a fairer country," he said.

“I would not rejoin the TPP as it was initially put forward,” he said during the Democratic debate in Detroit, Mich.

Candidates weighed in on the crisis during the debates in Detroit, Mich. So where do things stand now, and how much will it cost?

“He betrayed the American people, he betrayed American families, and he will lose this election,” said Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif. 

During opening statements, Cory Booker was forced to wait for protesters in the audience to quiet down. What exactly were they saying?

The debate — which came on the heels of Harris' Medicare for All rollout earlier in the week — highlighted the fracture among Democrats when it comes to health care.

Cost estimates for policies including Medicare for All and free public college.

Wednesday night’s debate has a few people who have seriously overspent what’s in their campaign accounts.

One candidate wondered whether Medicare for All was part of an “anti-private sector strategy.”

Sanders has said undocumented immigrants would be covered under his Medicare for All plan.

Bernie Sanders has said middle-class Americans would pay more in taxes, while saving on health care costs.

Candidates for the Democratic Party's presidential nomination clash in a televised debate Tuesday and Wednesday in their second such forum.

There are some key differences between the candidates, evident as they jockey for second place in early 2020 polls, dividing progressive support. 

Federal Election Commission filings show just how much each candidate has been spending for the last few months leading up to the second round of debates.

The former vice president is taking an approach of defending the Affordable Care Act.

Williamson wants to help a former senator qualify for the debates.

The 2020 presidential hopeful also clarified that, under his Medicare-for-all proposal, people would lose their private insurance.