The independent loses his hard-fought bid for the Democratic nomination and now will aim to convert his newfound political currency into policies that create change.
Hillary Clinton
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Hillary Clinton’s victory reflects lessons learned in 2008 campaign
The first woman to make it to the top of the presidential ticket, she got there by overcoming some failings.
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News guide: Why today’s 6 presidential primaries matter
What the primaries mean for Democratic and Republican presumptive nominees Clinton and Trump. And then there’s Bernie . . .
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Pelosi endorses Clinton as California primary voting begins
Clinton reached the 2,383 delegates needed for the Democratic nomination on the eve of Tuesday’s voting.
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Sanders supporters angry as Clinton wins sufficient backing
The candidate continued campaigning in California Monday and says he plans to win that primary.
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Obama poised to endorse Clinton, go after Trump
The announcement is expected within days, and will likely be followed by a first joint appearance in coming weeks.
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With Puerto Rico win, Clinton on cusp of Democratic nomination
With commanding wins Saturday in the U.S. Virgin Islands and Sunday in Puerto Rico, she urges voters to help her ‘finish strong in California’ on Tuesday.
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Clinton moves closer to nomination with lopsided victory in Virgin Islands
According to unofficial results, Clinton won 84.2 percent of the vote, while Bernie Sanders earned 12.2 percent.
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Another View: Clinton becoming more mired in troubling email controversy
The only way she can make this go away is to answer questions fully and cooperate with federal officials.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown endorses Clinton before primary
The governor says that while he’s impressed with how well Bernie Sanders has done, he believes a Clinton candidacy is the only path forward for Democrats to win the presidency.