How GOP candidates get Europe wrong
White House hopefuls' caricatures of Europe ignore facts about low unemployment, job security, education and medical care
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White House hopefuls' caricatures of Europe ignore facts about low unemployment, job security, education and medical care
WH adviser says Americans want gov't to implement health care law "smartly," is confident law will be upheld as constitutional
Wis. Republican defends controversial budget proposal, says states should be able to determine cuts to Medicaid
Top Dem says Senate will hold vote on so-called Buffett Rule, which would demand very wealthy pay 30 percent in taxes
After shooting of Trayvon Martin, N.Y. Dem says he's asking Justice to probe state laws allowing deadly force
Says critics' belief that Obama is out to undermine the free enterprise system "has no connection with reality"
GOP Congressman says being tapped as VP choice is "not even something in my mind" but that he'd "consider" it if asked
GOP candidate disputes Romney's delegate math, says party needs to nominate someone whose principles are written "on their heart"
Former senator takes another Southern state with almost 50 percent of the vote, but still lags behind Romney in the overall delegate chase
The president arrived in South Korea on Sunday morning, local time, and made the DMZ his first order of business
A list of previous heart problems for the former vice president
Rupert Boneham said he thinks he has a real shot at becoming Indiana's next governor after being nominated as a third-party choice
According to CBS News early exit polls, 18 percent of Louisiana GOP primary voters said the controversy mattered to their vote, 73 percent said it did not
President Obama arrived in Seoul on Sunday morning, local time, for three days of diplomacy
Back in his home state, the former senator fails to evoke as much enthusiasm as Cain