Bernie sanders
Sanders endorses ex-rival Biden for US president
The swift backing marked a notable change from 2016, when Sanders lost the presidential nomination race to Hillary Clinton but delayed endorsing her candidacy.
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Bernie Sanders ends his US presidential bid
Sanders was holding a staff conference call on Wednesday when he "announced that he is suspending his campaign for president," his aides said in a statement.
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Joe Biden wins Arizona for Democratic primary sweep
CNN and NBC both projected the 77-year-old centrist former vice president as the winner in Arizona over the 78-year-old leftist senator from Vermont.
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Biden, Sanders attack Trump on virus - and spar on record
Bernie Sanders said he would 'in all likelihood' do the same, following the most diverse nomination contest in US history that saw no fewer than six women in the running to take on Donald Trump in November.
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Sanders says still in White House fight despite Biden surge
Speculation had been growing that he might respond to pleas from Democratic activists to step aside, giving Joe Biden a chance to focus fully on campaigning against Donald Trump.
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Warren ending her presidential campaign: US media
Warren's withdrawal makes the Democratic race effectively a two-man contest between Biden, the 77-year-old former vice president, and Sanders, the 78-year-old Vermont senator.
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Biden surges past Sanders in Democratic race as Bloomberg exits
President Donald Trump hailed the "incredible comeback" of the 77-year-old former vice president in the Super Tuesday contests.
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Biden wins 7 states on Super Tuesday, Sanders takes 2 - network projections
Edison Research and the main television networks declared Biden the winner in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Alabama based on exit polls on Super Tuesday.
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Sanders wins Democratic primary in Colorado: US networks
The western state sends 67 delegates to the party's convention and is Sanders' second win after his home state of Vermont.
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Sanders roughed up, hits back at Democratic presidential debate
The 78-year-old hit back at the charge his policies were too "radical," insisting such ideas "exist in countries all over the world," including the notion that health care is a human right.
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Democratic rivals aim to slow Sanders' momentum after his big win in Nevada
A representative for the state party said the campaigns understood how the reporting process would work before Saturday.
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Sanders' big Nevada win narrows rivals' path to Democratic nomination
The self-described democratic socialist’s triumph on Saturday left all of his rivals contending they were best positioned to curb his momentum
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Sanders wins in New Hampshire as Biden crashes and burns
Bernie Sanders, 78, who represents neighboring Vermont in the Senate, won New Hampshire easily over rival Hillary Clinton with 60% of the vote in his unsuccessful bid for the party’s nomination four years ago.
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Iowa wins put Buttigieg, Sanders at center of criticism at Democratic debate
In a heated debate in New Hampshire just four days before the state’s pivotal primary, their Democratic rivals questioned whether Sanders’ democratic socialist views and Buttigieg’s relative lack of experience made them too much of a risk for the 3 November election.
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Hillary Clinton says 'nobody likes' Bernie Sanders
Clinton also refused to say whether she would endorse and campaign for Sanders if he becomes the Democrats' choice to take on President Donald Trump in November's election.
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Cardi B's political bid backed by Senator Bernie Sanders
Cardi B revealed on social media last week she was keen to make a career for herself in politics, because she really loves the idea of government, even though she is not a supporter of President Donald Trump or his Republican administration.
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US Democrats debate commander-in-chief credibility ahead of Iowa vote
With Washington's conflict with Iran as the backdrop, the six candidates seeking to make their best case against President Donald Trump and tangled over who has the best judgment on foreign policy.
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Biden attacks Warren, Sanders over cost of healthcare plans in Democratic debate
Joe Biden was sharper and more aggressive than in either of the first two debates, when he came under frequent attack for his record on race and criminal justice during his long tenure in the US Senate.
