THE second Republican debate has sparked several fiery clashes as the presidential hopefuls answer questions across different topics. The debate, being hosted by Fox Business, has prompted Florida

Nikki Haley finally snapped at Vivek Ramaswamy during the Republican debate Wednesday night. Ramaswamy warned about the dangers of social media but also said he was trying to connect with younger voters through TikTok. Ramaswamy joined TikTok two weeks ago, just days after he referred to the app as “digital fentanyl.”

GOP presidential candidates Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis went toe to toe on the issue of oil production during the second Republican primary debates, with the former U.S. ambassador claiming the Florida governor banned fracking and offshore drilling.

The second Republican primary debate is underway at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, Calif.

Vivek Ramaswamy and Nikki Haley had moments but struggled to separate from the pack as former President Donald Trump pushed for a UAW endorsement in Michigan.

The Republican debate candidates went toe-to-toe on Wednesday night, trading barbs in a race defined by Trump's polling dominance

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy tried to take a more mature response to the attacks he faced during the second GOP primary debate Wednesday evening. For the second straight debate, the political novice was on the receiving end of multiple attacks

The second television debate between Donald Trump’s Republican rivals last night was being closely watched by the party’s largest donors to see if a clear candidate could finally emerge to halt the former president’s march to the 2024 nomination.

Trump, meanwhile, made only a passing mention of the debate during his lengthy speech, drawing boos when he said, “We’re competing with the job candidates” and poking fun at