Michelle Obama hits the campaign trail
First Lady ramps up campaign schedule, hauling in millions in cash and sketching a personal portrait of the president
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First Lady ramps up campaign schedule, hauling in millions in cash and sketching a personal portrait of the president
Bachmann campaign is so low on cash that she might not make it to the Iowa caucuses, reports say
A Framingham District Court judge on Thursday scheduled Onyango Obama to return to court Nov. 17
Former Cuban president responds sarcastically to U.S. being open to changing policy toward island if change happens there first
After Rick Perry's surge in the polls, a new survey shows Romney regaining his frontrunner status
Brian Montopoli: Can Chris Christie win the GOP nomination? And what happened to Michele Bachmann?
Vice president says it's "not relevant" that many blame Bush administration for economy, saying "we're in charge"
In near empty House chamber, lawmakers approve stopgap budget bill by unanimous consent
Ostensibly independent groups -- often run by candidates' former staffers -- poised to spend tens of millions to influence presidential race
Republican presidential candidate unveils new "contract with America" that starts with abolishing White House appointees
Potential candidates have about another month before it's too late to take the plunge
Unanimous consent expected for short-term spending bill that funds federal government while most representatives take break
The Republican presidential candidate may be replicating the 2004 campaign of his remarkably similar predecessor
John Dickerson: The claims that President Obama doesn't lead are wrong and muddle things
Republican lawmaker says he's working on a "very simple" bill to repeal all regulations that have been put into effect since 1991