Obama touts job growth; GOP says it's not enough
In Virginia, president says job numbers give him confidence that "better days" lie ahead; Republicans say job numbers are encouraging, but not good enough
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In Virginia, president says job numbers give him confidence that "better days" lie ahead; Republicans say job numbers are encouraging, but not good enough
HBO film on former Alaska gov's rise to national prominence puts lipstick on watered-down version of tell-all book
GOP frontrunner envisions regulatory environment where regulators "see businesses and enterprises of all kinds as their friends"
Former House speaker has said Mississippi and Alabama, which vote March 13, are must wins for his campaign
Mitt Romney unveils Spotify playlist that also includes Clint Black, Tim McGraw and Kid Rock
Two Democratic representatives want to increase voter turnout by opening polls on first full weekend of November, abandon Tuesday voting
Santorum says Romney "serially" told people "that he did not do what we now know he did repeatedly"
Rivals hope upcoming primaries can help them gain on GOP front-runner as he heads down the East Coast for "an away game"
Gov. Phil Bryant says the Republican front-runner can win Mississippi, and that the candidate knows how to "hold a baby"
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum appealed Thursday for votes in Alabama's upcoming primary
The president and first lady broke bread with a group of small-dollar donors to his re-election campaign
The Washington Examiner reports that conservative leader Gary Bauer says the vast majority of conservatives he polled want Rick Santorum to be the nominee
Newly released Obama administration e-mails show the White House was more active than believed in the Agriculture Department's decision in 2010 to seek the resignation of federal employee Shirley Sherrod
Senate votes down amendment designed to circumvent Obama's decision not to authorize controversial oil pipeline
AG Eric Holder said Justice Dept. is looking into reports of NYPD's surveillance in N.J. without notifying local police