Romney: Obama engaged in "character assassination"
Despite calls from conservatives to be more aggressive, Romney says he won't attack President Obama's character
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Despite calls from conservatives to be more aggressive, Romney says he won't attack President Obama's character
Obama's advantage among women grew in two key states since last month, and he now has the support of married women
Pollsters hit back against claims that new polls are slanted toward Democrats
Republican VP nominee Paul Ryan expressed confidence Wednesday in nominee Mitt Romney's debating skills
President's aircraft delayed landing due to cloudy weather, landed "uneventfully" shortly after
The president tells college students in Ohio that his GOP rival's record of profiting from outsourcing doesn't align with his rhetoric on China
The nominee focused his Ohio pitch on one of the few areas where he continues to lead President Obama: Paying down the debt
Both candidates politicize China's economic strength to invoke fear in Rust Belt middle-class voters
With the deadline passed for Todd Akin to drop his Missouri Senate bid, Claire McCaskill drops new ad targeting him on "legitimate rape" comment
The pop star known for generating controversy explains why she called Obama a Muslim during a concert in Washington
Speaking directly to the camera in a new ad, Romney sells softer message to jobless Americans
The anti-union Wisconsin politicians complained about NFL replacement refs after their beloved Packers' controversial loss; Obama also weighs in
Charles Grassley and Darrell Issa ask Justice Department Inspector General to investigate murder of ICE Agent Jaime Zapata
Ad claims Mitt Romney is "attacking folks who work for a living," hits him for low tax rate
Swing State Stories: A population explosion in Northern Virginia is changing the identity of the Old Dominion State
As Warren pulls ahead in some polls, Brown rehashes Native American claims
At Liberty University, Trump blasts Obama on economy, foreign policy
Amid ongoing allegations from the Brown campaign that she improperly identified as Native American to further her career, Warren releases new ad saying she "never got any benefit because of my heritage
At concert in D.C., Madonna issues expletive-ridden endorsement of Obama, to whom she mistakenly refers as a Muslim
Romney kicks off a bus tour in Ohio in renewed attempts to bolster support in a state many say he needs to win
At U.N. General Assembly, president strikes cautious but optimistic tone about ongoing tumult and political upheaval in the Middle East
Candidates running for the House and Senate are avoiding the electoral coattails of unpopular presidential candidates
Obama addresses the United Nations General Assembly this week, and both he and Romney address the Clinton Global Initiative
Latest polls show more voters trust Obama over Romney to handle the government health care program
Cracking down on Chinese economic practices has become regular line of attack in this campaign, especially in the American rust belt