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Many Iowans experienced well-run caucuses, but the results weren't, and Iowa Democrats say chaos was partially caused by caused by calls from Trump supporters clogging the lines. Plus, tonight's the New Hampshire debate, though many people are talking about the rule-change for Nevada's debate. 

On to New Hampshire, after late results from the Iowa caucuses, President Trump's State of the Union, and the Senate vote to acquit the president on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. 

The Iowa Democratic Party released partial results yesterday, but candidates are on to New Hampshire. Meanwhile, President Trump gave the state of the union and today the Senate votes whether to remove him. 

The Iowa caucuses were last night. But we don't know the results from the Democrats until later today. President Trump was declared the winner of the Iowa Republican Caucuses over his two primary challengers. 

It's the day of the caucuses. How do they work and what are Democrats' considerations?

The Iowa caucus turnout is expected to be high this year -- especially among young people and Latinos. 

The Iowa Democratic caucuses make electability a strategic question. And the Iowa Democratic Party partnered with the Iowa Republican Party and the Des Moines Regional Transit Authority to give rides to caucus-goers in Central Iowa next week. 

President Donald Trump unveiled his Middle East peace plan with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu by his side. Some candidates share their views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. 

Voters talked about "electability." What does it really mean? Democratic candidates have varying approaches, from courting Obama to Trump voters to mobilizing as many voters as possible.

Polls are back and forth, but frontrunners are emerging. So many Iowa voters, though, are still undecided, so anything could happen. Plus, Andrew Yang qualifies for NH debate.

Businessman Tom Steyer and former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the two billionaires in the Democratic primary, have spent far more than the rest of the Democratic hopefuls combined. But Steyer also uses grassroots tactics. What do other candidates and voters think about the influence of money in elections?

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and former VP Joe Biden butt heads at opposing ends of the Democratic spectrum. And Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard is suing former Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. 

Four candidates are stuck in Washington at the Senate impeachment trial instead of on the campaign trail in Iowa, less than two weeks ahead of the first in the nation caucuses. 

Candidates attended the Iowa Brown & Black Forum in Des Moines, and answered tough questions about their records on race. It was MLK Day, and earlier many were in South Carolina marching together to the State Capitol. 

The New York Times endorsed Senators Elizabeth Warren of MA and Amy Klobuchar of MN. Plus, on the eve of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, candidates spoke at a forum about protecting democracy, "a decade after Citizens United."

With just a couple weeks out from the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary, four Senators are being pulled off the campaign trail for the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump. 

Today's National Religious Freedom Day, and religion plays a role in presidential elections. President Trump recently launched Evangelicals for Trump, but evangelical voters are not a monolith. 

Six candidates took the stage at Drake University in Des Moines to debate issues that matter to Iowans just a few weeks out from the caucuses. 

New Jersey Senator Cory Booker drops out of the race for the Democratic nomination, ahead of tonight's debate in Des Moines - the last Democratic primary debate before the Iowa caucuses. 

Author Marianne Williamson drops out of the Democratic primary, and Jewish Voice for Peace Action confronts candidates' records. 

Tonight's the deadline to qualify for next Tuesday's Iowa debate, just a few weeks ahead of the Iowa caucuses. Six candidates qualified, but the eight others are still working hard. Plus, some candidates score some endorsements. 

President Trump addresses Iranian missile strikes at Iraqi bases housing U.S. troops, and other candidates -- of both parties -- respond. 

MA Sen. Elizabeth Warren brings out a plan to reform bankruptcy law, recalling a 2005 debate with then-Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware, where half of the U.S. credit market lives.

Former housing secretary Julian Castro endorsed Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren for president, and tomorrow the White House will brief Congress on the drone strike that killed Qassem Soleimani, top Iranian military commander.

Candidates for president respond to the killing of Quassem Soleimani.