One new face moved into the top three in the Democrat field. All three, however, have serious problems.

Democratic Rep. O’Rourke claimed on Friday that the wall on the U.S.-Mexico border is the reason why an increasing number of migrants have died as they illegally attempt to cross into the country.

'At a time when the 2018 midterm elections saw powerful candidates emerge from the ranks of minorities and women, there is some resistance to a white male as the champion of the Democratic Party.'

'After the caravan, if you don't see the need for additional border security, you're just not paying much attention.'

'Former Obama aides have encouraged the Democratic House member to run, seeing him as capable of the same kind of inspirational campaign that caught fire in the 2008 presidential election.'

Texas Forever was able to sidestep revealing where the funds came from until a month after voting concluded.

Democratic Rep. Robert “Beto” O’Rourke of Texas sat down with former President Barack Obama in November amid rumors that the congressman may launch a bid for president in 2020. The […]

While in the home stretch of his senatorial candidacy, O’Rourke told '60 Minutes' that he would not run for president in 2020, no matter how the election turned out.

'I'm in awe.'

Political pundits say O'Rourke now has national name recognition and could sweep the primaries.