Various media outlets, including Fox News, CNN and MSNBC, declared Trump the winner just 31 minutes after the caucuses began.

“They threw everything but the kitchen sink at us," said DeSantis, who is moving on to South Carolina and New Hampshire.

Based on early returns, as well as polls a survey of potential voters, the Associated Press has declared the winner of the Iowa caucus.

Trailing Trump in a distant second and third are former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis.

An Arctic blast expected Monday could suppress turnout in the Iowa caucus, forcing each campaign to adjust plans and expectations.

The environmental activist got more than he bargained for after disrupting a Ron DeSantis campaign event in Iowa.

The Kentucky Republican did not make an endorsment but he did announce the one candidate he will absolutely not support.

A New Mexico Republican lawmaker wants the death penalty for those convicted of some forms of child sexual abuse.

The Kentucky senator acknowledged that he had been "pretty quiet" about the race but said that would change Friday morning.

What Abbott and DeSantis did was bring the problem Democrats created to their doorsteps -- and, more importantly, to their constituents.