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With the race for the Democratic presidential nomination now effectively down to a two-person contest between former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., one of Biden’s greatest assets will be the strong and well-deserved support he enjoys from African-American voters.

Mass surveillance produces a state that knows more about us than we do about it.

So what will a billion dollars get you? If former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is any indication, it will get you one victory in the Democratic primary.

House Republicans and Democrats acted in our nation’s best interests Wednesday afternoon when they united to vote 415 to 2 to approve $8.3 billion in emergency funding to respond to the outbreak of the coronavirus.

Now is the time for the Biden campaign to take these wins to the bank, revamp and come out loud and healthy in the next phase of this primary with a clear, concise and coherent message that speaks to the hopes of voters and the sad realities of the Trump presidency.

The 50 hours between the South Carolina Primary and the end of the Super Tuesday primaries will be studied for a long time.

Colorado has changed quite a bit since John Denver’s hit song "Rocky Mountain High" first ran up the charts in 1972.

Super Tuesday was for sure a good night for Biden. It was also a good night for sanity, for our country and for Donald Trump.

Before Democrats fall too far in love with him (again), they would be wise to remember these four things.

The “Saving Joe Biden” campaign just did something remark­able. It brought a dead man back to life.

When 1 in 5 deaths occur because of a poor diet, it is imperative to make some changes in the way we look at food.  

If the United States fails to stand up against war criminals, what does that say about who we are as a nation?

Super Tuesday nominating contests in 14 states and American Samoa brought lots of surprises and lessons learned, as former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., both picked up substantial amounts of delegates and other candidates trailed far behind.

Chris Matthews could be seen as a sort of Joe Biden of the pundit class.

The old cliché is that when it comes to picking presidential candidates, Democrats fall in love while Republicans fall in line. But this year is different. A lot of Democrats recognize former Vice President Joe Biden’s many liabilities, but they are falling in line behind him in order to stop socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont from carrying their banner in November.

Super Tuesday’s mixed bag of results leave no doubt that the next three months will be an extremely bumpy ride for the Democrats. Both Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders are deeply flawed candidates running against an incumbent president with a long list of consequential accomplishments under his belt.

Democrats are stuck with three choices in their presidential primary. Two are cranky old men, and one is sleeping in.

Chris Matthews didn’t get fired for being a sex monster. He got fired for doing his job.

It is irrational and counterproductive to hunker down in the face of a virus that is not at all widespread.

Facing grave threats and historic opportunities, Israeli voters are sending a clear message: it’s time for a broad-based national unity government.