New lawsuit challenges Florida's voter purge
Voter advocacy groups plan to file a lawsuit alleging Florida's voter purge discriminates based on race and language
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Voter advocacy groups plan to file a lawsuit alleging Florida's voter purge discriminates based on race and language
The presumptive GOP nominee also likens California to Europe
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin, up for re-election this year, to skip convention where Obama will formally receive party's nomination
The New York Times reports that Bloomberg said he believed Romney would probably be better at running the country than Mr. Obama
Half of independents would be happy if Supreme Court throws out health care law, according to a new Pew survey
Massachusetts politicians have often been compared; Obama campaign calls Kerry the "obvious choice"
U.S. and Russian presidents, meeting for the first time since Putin's return to power, call for political resolution in Syria
Mitt Romney's bus tour drove into Janesville, Wisconsin on Monday with a cadre of popular Wisconsin conservatives at his side
Days after Obama announces significant immigration reform, Romney reminds Latinos of his economic record
Candidate campaigns in battleground state on Father's Day with Rob Portman and family
Obama and Romney far more likely to talk about situation in Syria than they are violence just south of the border
The political winds are at the GOP's back in Wisconsin and the Romney campaign hopes he can be the first Republican presidential candidate since Reagan in 1984 to win there
Summit of leaders from 20 nations unlikely to produce any concrete solutions for the Eurozone
Rubio's memoir and a new biography address his family's immigration from Cuba to the United States around the time of Castro's rise to power
CBS News chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer says Romney still crafting position on immigration