Bill Clinton: A tough act for Obama to follow
At the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, the former president made a powerful case for Obama
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At the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, the former president made a powerful case for Obama
Former president argues no president could have revived the economy in four years; says Obama's agenda based on a better value system
As Mitt Romney used his convention to try make a dent with these two voting blocks, President Obama is hoping his convention keeps his electoral advantage among them
In his acceptance speech Thursday night, the president will have to make an argument grounded in his record - not his potential
Investigation opened after anonymous letter claims files stolen during burglary of Tenn. accounting office and demands $1M not to make files public; Accounting firm: no sign of any files missing
The Massachusetts Senate candidate slammed Wall Street and Mitt Romney at the DNC Wednesday
Secretary of state's office files emergency motion; Nevadans will have "none of the above" voting option on Nov. ballot
The former congresswoman, who was wounded in a 2011 mass shooting and stepped down this year to focus on her recovery, joins the Democrats this week in Charlotte
Federal judge okays contentious Ariz. law allowing police to question immigration status of stopped suspects
The vice presidential candidate predicts Clinton record will cast stain on Obama
Democrats are moving Obama's convention speech to a much smaller venue because of the threat of storms
Vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan says in Iowa that he would not support extending the tax credit, and that all business taxes should be lowered
After criticism from Mitt Romney and Republicans, the Democratic party platform was readjusted
The Republican nominee for president talks about the ongoing Democratic convention and takes a couple digs at President Obama in television interviews on Wednesday
Americans across the country are struggling while the media and politicians rub elbows at Washington parties