What to watch at the Democratic convention Tuesday
San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro and First Lady Michelle Obama are the major speakers on the first night of the Democratic National Convention
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San Antonio Mayor Julian Castro and First Lady Michelle Obama are the major speakers on the first night of the Democratic National Convention
Ad from pro-GOP Americans for Prosperity pushes false assertion that the U.S. health care law is government-run; will air in 11 states
Action star and his wife call on evangelicals to vote in 2012 of America "as we know it may be lost forever"
First lady will speak to DNC as the ultimate White House insider - and the president's most important (and popular) booster
The convention is scheduled to start on Sept. 4 and run through Sept. 6, in Charlotte, N.C.
With a combined 90-plus years of experience covering politics for CBS News, Bill Plante and Bob Schieffer remember the best and worst of past conventions
Republicans assail president for declining to grade his success in turning around the economy ahead of Democratic convention
The Massachusetts Senate candidate said the question that needs to be asked is where voters want to be in four years
Washington Post: Isolated nation shifts rhetoric to emphasize economy rather than the military, introduces agricultural reforms
Ryan defended an inaccurate statement he made in his convention speech where he blamed the president for the closure of a GM plant in Janesville
John Burton compares Republican tactics with those of Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels, later apologizes
The Democrats' national platform backs same-sex marriage and abortion rights; Also calls for higher taxes on the rich
Tens of thousands remained in the dark Monday in Louisiana and Mississippi, nearly a week after Isaac inundated the Gulf Coast
Amid the flap over whether we're better off four years later, neither side appears willing to give ground
President Obama on Monday portrayed Mitt Romney as a "losing coach" whose game plan should be "punted away"