D'Souza pleads not guilty to campaign finance violations
Conservative activist Dinesh D'Souza was charged Thursday with using straw donors to exceed contribution limit in N.Y. Senate race
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Conservative activist Dinesh D'Souza was charged Thursday with using straw donors to exceed contribution limit in N.Y. Senate race
After Mitt Romney was forced to battle through a long primary in 2012, the GOP agreed to condense their calendar
Budget guru and 2012 Republican VP nominee cites his family as one factor discouraging a bid for the top job in the House of Representatives
As the president's health care law hits a milestone, Republicans are ramping up their effort to come up with an alternative health care plan
35-year-old Ryan Loskarn, former aide to U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, was found dead in his parents' Maryland home weeks after having been charged with possession and attempted distribution of child porn
John Dickerson: Film about 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney gives behind-the-scenes look at the grueling slog of the campaign
Former Virginia governor and his wife Maureen released on their own recognizance
Dinesh D'Souza, known for controversial criticism of the president, was charged Thursday with making illegal campaign contributions in N.Y.
Republicans are showing little stomach for another bruising fight over the U.S. debt limit next month, but they do want to extract some concessions
Attorney general weighs in on ex-NSA contractor, who says he has no plans to come back to United States
The House Speaker told the "Tonight Show" told Jay Leno there are too many things in life worth doing instead of being president
President Obama continues working on his address while no fewer than three congressional Republicans prep a rebuttal
AG Holder: They can't use banks now, forcing them to hold large amounts of cash; issue more pressing with recreational pot legal in Colo., Wash.
As Obama readies for next week's State of the Union address, a new CBS News poll shows his approval rating ticking up slightly
As the embattled N.J. governor deals with the scandal's fallout, it's Democrats whose negative opinions of him are rising, a new CBS News poll shows