Clinton: No rest until we find Libya attackers
Secretary of State pledges full inquiry into assault that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya amid ongoing security questions
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Secretary of State pledges full inquiry into assault that killed the U.S. ambassador to Libya amid ongoing security questions
Romney gains ground in some swing states in new polls while national contest remains close
The Democratic vice president said at a campaign event in North Carolina Tuesday that the middle class "has been buried the last four years"
Ahead of debate, to take place 10 miles from site of Aurora shooting, new ad asks candidates for plans to stop gun violence
A 2007 speech by then-Sen. Obama at Hampton University resurfaces and causes a firestorm
Scott Conroy: Some say Colorado's shift to the left in 2008 may simply not have had the staying power Democrats hoped for
John Dickerson: Romney has to prove that change is necessary and that he's the guy who can bring that change
In the first presidential face-off, Romney makes a play for momentum - but both candidates face challenges
Home mortgage deduction could be in mix; Overall limit part of larger plan campaign insists would still cut taxes for middle class
The Republican presidential candidate softened his stance on the president's directive regarding undocumented youth
Mr. Obama's press secretaries' lips are sealed when asked about what the president's doing to get ready for Wednesday's debate
The ad criticizes Obama on unemployment and the debt and charges him with breaking his promises
Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan says a Romney administration will close loopholes and eliminate deductions for the wealthy
Lower court judge who first upheld controversial law requiring proof of identity now unconvinced law won't disenfranchise voters
Their goal: lighten the mood before the big event