This is not the first time this year that Hollywood has responded emotionally to a progressive icon falling out of primary contention.

The announcement from Sanders now leaves former Vice President Joe Biden unopposed in his bid for the Democratic Party’s nomination.

The move from Sanders clears the way for former Vice President Joe Biden to be the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee.

A recent poll shows New York Gov. Cuomo is effectively tied with Biden when it comes to who Democrats would most prefer their presidential nominee to be.

Sanders has been a major force in bringing radical policies to the center of political dialogue, and those policies are what we should be concerned about.

Liberals – from the House speaker’s office on Capitol Hill to Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s office at the Supreme Court -- are miserable.

A write-in campaign could sweep the country, harvesting not only delegates but enough of a popular mandate that the party elders couldn’t say no.

Joe Biden doesn't have the wherewithal to even form complete sentences, so maybe it's best that he doesn't run for leader of the free world.

Meyers wasn't even trying to hide it.

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