GOP debate winners and losers  —  The final Republican debate before Tuesday's New Hampshire primary was seen as a moment of do-or-die drama for several candidates.  In one exchange in particular, the clash at Saint Anselm University in Manchester lived up to its billing.

Debate Coach: Only one candidate got an A  —  Bush jabs Rubio over leadership experience  —  Todd Graham is director of debate at Southern Illinois University.  His teams have won national championships for three years, and he's been recognized twice as the national debate coach of the year.

Ted Cruz is wrong about CNN's reporting  —  Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)Sen. Ted Cruz knowingly misstated CNN's reporting during Saturday night's Republican primary debate in an effort to evade responsibility for misleading statements his campaign made about Ben Carson.

Bush loyalists concede the end may be in sight  —  MANCHESTER, N.H. - Frustration inside Bush world has begun to spill into open view, with even the most outspoken family loyalists admitting it may soon be time to move on.  —  With the New Hampshire primary just days away and polls showing …

Under Attack, Marco Rubio Malfunctions — And Repeats The Same Line Four Times  —  MANCHESTER, N.H. — In a high-profile stumble three days out from the New Hampshire primary, a rattled-looking Marco Rubio retreated from an aggressive grilling during Saturday's debate in a strange way: by reciting the same line at least four times.

Why Chris Christie's beatdown of Marco Rubio was the only moment from the GOP debate that mattered  —  Sen. Marco Rubio had to fend off an assault from the Garden State bully.  Instead, he nearly self-destructed  —  The moment when Saturday night's Republican presidential primary debate …

The Coming Hillary Meltdown?  —  Interesting tidings in the media the last 24 hours that suggest a smoldering volcano of Democratic discontent and near panic.  The Democratic establishment has cleared the field for Hillary, and she's having trouble putting away Bernie Sanders!

North Korea launches ‘satellite,’ sparks fears about long-range missile program  —  TOKYO — North Korea on Sunday declared that it had successfully put an “earth observation satellite” into orbit under the direct orders of leader Kim Jong Un, and said it planned to launch “many more.”