Already, about 75,000 votes have been cast, according to state party officials. Observers are following the caucus closely to gauge who still has a path to win.
The judge in Harvey Weinstein's rape trial told jurors to continue deliberations after they suggested they might have reached a unanimous verdict on the less serious charges, but are hung on the most serious ones.
Despite gains, the president of the French Association of Wines and Spirits Exporters expressed concerns that 2020 would be a difficult year for the industry.
Almost 20 million television viewers tuned in to watch the ninth Democratic debate on Wednesday, the first to feature former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg.
President Donald Trump's friend Roger Stone was sentenced to more than three years in prison for crimes related to lying to Congress and tampering with a witness.
In her latest move bashing billionaires, Sen. Elizabeth Warren has placed an ad in Sheldon Adelson's own newspaper, revealing that he'd pay $2.3 billion under her wealth tax.
As soon as Mike Bloomberg entered the race, astute political observers began wondering what historic effect his candidacy and unlimited financial resources would have on this election. It now looks like we have an answer. Bloomberg is helping Bernie Sanders win.
President Donald Trump named U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell, a fierce defender of the administration's policies, as acting director of national intelligence.
Hawkfish, the digital firm working for Mike Bloomberg's presidential campaign, has hired ad executive Tim Castree, as the billionaire's organization continues to churn out content.
Mike Bloomberg, the 2020 candidate who is using his personal fortune to try to defeat President Trump, owns a condo in a Trump-managed property, Crain's New York Business reported.
Elizabeth Warren's campaign announced early Thursday that it pulled in more than $2.8 million after the event, and Bernie Sanders' campaign said it raised $2.7 million.
"We will look back at this debate potentially as the beginning of the end because he didn't come across as prepared," Frank Luntz said. "I don't think he captured the tone of the audience."
An agency letter said that it had no evidence any personal data possibly taken was misused but that it was required to notify individuals who may have had data taken.
President Trump has criticized the case against Republican operative Roger Stone, who lied to Congress about his contacts with Trump's campaign related to WikiLeaks.
As the Democrats took aim at the ascending candidate Mike Bloomberg, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg saved a bit of debate fire for front-runner Sen. Bernie Sanders.