Democratic Party presidential primaries

Bernie Sanders' convincing win in the Nevada caucuses signaled his campaign is gathering strength and reaching voters who had previously eluded him, putting him on a path - for now - toward the Democratic presidential nomination.

Hillary Clinton says she won't run for president in 2020, but vows she's "not going anywhere", reported the Guardian. 

The former secretary of state, senator and first lady ruled out another campaign during an interview posted on Monday by New York TV station News12 .

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump were a giant step closer toward securing their parties' presidential nominations with powerful wins in a string of primary wins in the U.S. Northeast.

Bernie Sanders won the U.S. presidential Democratic nominating contest in Wyoming on April 9, besting rival Hillary Clinton and adding to a string of recent victories as the two candidates gear up for a crucial matchup in New York. 

Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders easily won nominating contests in Alaska, Washington and Hawaii on March 26, chipping away at front-runner Hillary Clinton's commanding lead in the race to pick the party's candidate for the White House.

Vice President Joe Biden is actively exploring a possible presidential run, a move which would jolt the Democratic field and its frontrunner Hillary Clinton, The New York Times reported August 1.

One of America's most liberal senators, Vermont's Bernie Sanders, said April 29 that he will seek the Democratic presidential nomination, presenting a challenge to Hillary Clinton from the party's left flank.

US President Barack Obama skewered allies and rivals alike in a Saturday-night comedy act spiced up with a healthy dash of self-deprecation.
 
Obama appeared before a ballroom packed with journalists, media types and celebrities for his penultimate White House Correspondents' dinner before finishing his second term next year.

Incumbent US President Barack Obama gladly stated that Hillary Clinton would make an excellent President of the United States. 67 year-old Hillary Clinton is expected to announce her candidacy for the Democratic Presidential nomination. Following that, she is expected to visit Iowa, an important State when it comes to party nominees, to start her campaign.

Barack Obama met with Hillary Clinton in the White House for an hour, according to a White House correspondent.

Clinton is considered a frontrunner for receiving the Democratic nomination to run in 2016′s presidential election.