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

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.

Their differences seemed so severe that when the Fox Business Network debate was over, neither was seen shaking hands with each other as the other onstage candidates did, at least

The Republican Party holds its second debate of the 2024 campaign tonight. Notably absent will be former President Donald Trump, who instead will travel to Michigan to talk to autoworkers.

Donald Trump's Republican rivals clashed at a chaotic presidential debate, leveling attacks at the absent former president, Democratic President Joe Biden and one another.

Nikki Haley on the debate stage Wednesday, she encouraged him. “Bring it, Tim,” she declared. Of the seven politicians vying for the Republican nomination at Wednesday’s debate, Haley appeared the most eager to clash with her competitors after proving herself a nimble debater in the first showdown.

Republican debate highlights and analysis: Candidates squabble in Simi Valley Haley and Ramaswamy in the spotlight again Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley and entrepreneur and commentator Vivek Ramaswamy were near center stage at last month's debate,