Supreme Court scrutinizes race-based admissions
The court's eventual ruling could alter the fate of admissions at UT Austin -- and perhaps the way schools nationwide talk about race
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The court's eventual ruling could alter the fate of admissions at UT Austin -- and perhaps the way schools nationwide talk about race
Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill today released three brutal ads slamming Akin on his controversial remarks on rape and abortion
In a radio interview, Obama concedes he lost the first debate, but pledges "we're going to go ahead and win" the next one
The high court once again reviews racial consideration in college admissions -- but this year, the court is more conservative
Joe Biden will have to overcome low public opinion ratings and low expectations in Thursday night's debate
In Florida, Iowa, North Carolina, Nevada and Pennsylvania, Democrats have an edge over Republicans in voter registration
Group behind Sesame Street says it wants to stay out of politics following Obama ad mocking Romney "Big Bird" comments
Mike Murphy said Romney would have to win states that are more difficult for him should he lose Ohio
It's been a long-held tradition of presidential and VP candidates to lower expectations ahead of a debate. Does it work?
The campaign is moving some staff to Ohio, a state no Republican has won the presidency without
President calls on Ohio State University supporters to register today and vote early; hits Romney over Sesame Street
Survey of likely voters gives edge to Romney, underscoring importance of turnout in the election
GOP presidential nominee tells farmers that he has a plan for rural America, while Obama doesn't
The GOP vice presidential nominee says he expects Biden to come at him "like a cannonball" to counter Obama's poor debate performance.
Missouri Sen. Claire McCaskill, in a tight reelection campaign against Todd Akin, rejects any claim of special treatment