Sen. Marco Rubio

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Marco Rubio Says Al Franken Should Consider Resigning Following Sexual Harassment Allegations

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Marco Rubio Already Trolled Trump for His Mid-Speech Water Break

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Ivanka Trump Met With Lawmakers to Discuss Paid Family Leave

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Marco Rubio: My Staffers Were Targeted by Russia

Florida Senator Marco Rubio said a public Senate hearing on Russian meddling in the 2016 election that his staff members were targeted on two occasions by IP addresses from Russia.Rubio said that former members of...

By Alana Abramson

President Trump Just Boasted About Winning Polls at CPAC. He Lost 6 Times

His best showing was third place in 2016, with just 15% of the vote

By Ryan Teague Beckwith

Marco Rubio Raises 'Serious Concerns' About Rex Tillerson for Secretary of State

"While Rex Tillerson is a respected businessman, I have serious concerns about his nomination"

By Katie Reilly

Marco Rubio Won't Talk WikiLeaks

"These leaks are an effort by a foreign government to interfere with our electoral process"

By Daniel White

Why Trump Is Wrong About 'Rigged' Elections

Just three weeks before Election Day, Donald Trump is doubling down on his claim that the U.S. election system is “phony” and “rigged”—language that threatens to undermine the legitimacy of both the results of the...

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Poll: Hillary Clinton Up by 9 in Florida. Marco Rubio Ahead in Senate Race

Only 19 percent of Florida's minority voters say they will support Trump

By Will Drabold

Rubio: Deny Pregnant Women With Zika Abortions

The pro-life Republican says he'll always "err on the side of life"

By Maya Rhodan

Former Trump Rivals Take to Convention Stage

Another steady lineup of high-profile politicians is on deck to take the stage at the Republican National Convention Wednesday, the night after Donald Trump became the official Republican nominee.The lineup includes Trump’s running mate, a...

By TIME Staff

What Republicans not going to the convention did today

As Republicans gathered in Cleveland to nominate Donald Trump, some of his critics had other plans.Former rival Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, now running for re-election, spent the day in Fort Myers, Florida, talking about algae...

By Will Drabold

Here's Why the Latest 'Never Trump' Plan Is Doomed

The Republican daydream of replacing Donald Trump at the top of the ticket returned Wednesday, but it’s likely to end in yet another disappointment.A report in the Wall Street Journal highlighting an internal Trump whip...

By Zeke J Miller

Rubio Will Run for Senate Again

The worst-kept secret in Washington is out: Sen. Marco Rubio will run for re-election.The Florida Republican, one of the last Republican presidential candidates to drop out of this year’s primary, has reversed his earlier decision...

By Will Drabold

Donald Trump Would 'Love' to Have Former Rivals in His Cabinet

"The party has to unite"

By Maya Rhodan

The 7 Worst Campaign Surrogate Moments of 2016

There’s one pretty simple rule to being an effective campaign surrogate: Make the candidate look good.There can be some nuance within that depending on who the surrogate is and what relationship he or she has...

By Tessa Berenson

The Surprising Political Photographs of the Week

TIME recaps political photography in the week of March 18-24

By Chelsea Matiash and Olivier Laurent

How Washington, D.C., Became the Capital of Fan Fiction

Fan fiction went mainstream in 2012. That was the year that a Twilight fan’s stories about Edward and Bella were given new names to avoid copyright issues and published as the immensely popular Fifty Shades...

By Ryan Teague Beckwith

Meet the Mysterious Source of an Anti-Trump Ad

This is the story of a phantom who sponsored a political attack ad in the heat of Florida’s critical presidential primary and sidestepped federal transparency laws.It begins with a single TV spot — one that...

By Center for Public Integrity / Cady Zuvich
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