Even defenders of the Iran deal don’t attempt to claim that it stopped the program.

Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate in Farmville, Virginia between Indiana Gov. Mike Pence and Virginia Senator Tim Kaine is not a fair fight. Pence will dominate — while the country will worry anew about Hillary Clinton’s health, given her replacement.

Running for vice president has its share of indignities. Polls show that roughly a third of voters have no opinion or have never heard of each running mate. But on Tuesday night, Gov. Mike Pence of Indiana, the Republican, and Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, the Democrat, will get their turn to debate.

Donald Trump’s stumble in the first presidential debate and the rough week that followed upped the pressure on his running mate, Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, to regain the campaign’s footing with a strong performance in Tuesday’s debate with Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Tim Kaine.

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton introduced her running mate, Sen. Tim Kaine, as a future partner in the White House and hinted at an outsize role he may play in her potential administration.

Tim Kaine describes himself as "boring." Mike Pence calls himself a “B-list Republican celebrity.”

No one expects Tuesday's debate between the two vice presidential nominees — Kaine, a Democratic senator from Virginia, and Pence, the Republican governor of Indiana — to draw the record-breaking 84 million people who watched the first faceoff between presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

Psst, there is another debate on Tuesday.

No, not between Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton. They do not suit back up in their gladiatorial armor until next Sunday.

This one is between their running mates, Gov. Mike Pence of Indiana and Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia.

As Hillary Clinton's numbers take a hit in the polls, the Democratic ticket is deploying a potentially potent surrogate to the campaign trail: Anne Holton.

The wife of Clinton running mate Tim Kaine -- and daughter of a former Republican governor in the swing state of Virginia -- increasingly is stepping out on her own to

Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA), Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton’s running mate, dined exclusively with the son of progressive billionaire George Soros on Thursday evening, according to a photo posted on Alexander Soros’ Instagram on Friday afternoon.

Vice-presidential pick insists nominee’s answers have been ‘truthful’