This will likely be one of his final major national addresses as the president of the United States.
Hillary Clinton was set to become the first woman presidential nominee of a major U.S. party on Tuesday, a historic moment that Democrats hope will help eclipse rancor between her supporters and those of her rival in the primaries, Bernie Sanders.
The two campaigns are discussing having the Vermont delegation move to make Clinton’s nomination unanimous by acclamation after a roll call.
Following Monday’s heavyweights, including Michelle Obama and Bernie Sanders, former president Bill Clinton will take the stage on Tuesday.
At its essence, the convention is Hillary Clinton’s opportunity to ask people to give her a fresh look.
Democrats head to Philadelphia this week, where Hillary Clinton will become the party’s nominee for president. President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama, top Democratic leaders and a slew of Hollywood celebrities will be on hand. If you’re not going to be there, here’s how to watch the action from home.
Delegates will meet in Philadelphia amid disarray in the party, following the resignation of the DNC chair, Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
Not going to Philadelphia to see the Democratic National Convention in person? Here's where you can watch and follow along with the proceedings.
The four-day convention kicks off Monday in Philadelphia.
Being a safe pick isn't a bad thing, and the Virginia senator is a disciplined messenger, has a positive persona and can help Clinton appeal to white males — a place where Trump has an edge.
We already told you about the three Georgians with speaking roles at next week’s Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. But the Hillary Clinton campaign has also released a longer list of folks who will grace the stage at the Wells Fargo Arena Monday through Thursday. You’ll note that Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed is on the list, but that House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams, D-Atlanta, and former state Sen. Jason Carter, D-Atlanta are not.
The Democratic National Convention is likely to open with a showcase of some of the party's biggest stars, including Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, and first lady Michelle Obama, according to a source with knowledge of the convention planning.
The gatherings of Democrats and Republicans are more than just funny hats and canned speeches.
CBS News on Monday unveiled its extensive, multi-platform coverage plans for the 2016 Republican and Democratic National Conventions.
Twitter will partner with CBS News to stream coverage of the Republican and Democratic national conventions, the two organizations announced today.
Despite his loss in the primaries, Bernie Sanders continues to make his mark on the Democratic party