Battle lines drawn on Bush-era tax cuts
Senate moves to possible vote Wednesday on Republican and Democratic plans to extend tax cuts as parties jockey for political advantage
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Senate moves to possible vote Wednesday on Republican and Democratic plans to extend tax cuts as parties jockey for political advantage
David Axelrod defended the Obama campaign's use of negative ads and said Romney has failed to offer a positive vision for the country
In wide-ranging speech, GOP hopeful calls alleged leaks about bin Laden raid "contemptible"; White House denies involvement
GOP candidate also blasts defense cuts in VFW speech, but offers few new policy details
Former Arkansas governor sides with fast food restaurant over its position on same-sex marriage, says Aug. 1 should be "Chick Fil-A Appreciation Day"
President speaks directly to viewers in a new ad responding to Romney attack
A November nears, the first lady is ramping up her campaign efforts. But how much can she realistically help move the needle for the president?
Dianne Feinstein says she shouldn't have speculated on source of leaks, is "disappointed" Romney used them to attack President Obama
Pictures of the past few days political events in Washington and around the U.S.
President Obama says Mitt Romney is twisting his words to cast him as hostile to small business, but Romney isn't backing off
Congressional Budget Office reports that Republican plan to repeal health care law would increase budget by $109 billion
The Republican candidate addresses the VFW and will also call for a thorough investigation into national security leaks
As Romney prepares an international swing this week, he seems intent on avoiding even a hint of the pageantry surrounding Obama's trip four years ago
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, D-N.Y., is sending aides to remove files from his time as New York attorney general, The New York Times reports.
DOJ has asked the state of Pennsylvania to hand over information to determine if the state's photo voter ID requirement is discriminatory