Obama recruits more than 400,000 donors
At end of first significant fundraising quarter of 2012 election cycle, President Obama has doubled his pace of 2008 campaign
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At end of first significant fundraising quarter of 2012 election cycle, President Obama has doubled his pace of 2008 campaign
State parks, museums, highway rest areas closed, social services evaporate as government shuts down in budget battle of wills
Says every tax break and federal program must come under scrutiny, including tax loopholes benefiting wealthy and companies
Co-chair of president's debt commission says all players in debt limit debate should accept something that hurts themselves
Death row now state history after Illinois law abolishing death penalty quietly takes effect
Under strict new rules, two of three abortion providers were facing shutdowns, but judge backs legal challenge
Former Massachusetts governor drops charge Obama made economy worse, says jobs would be his top priority as president
Former Minnesota governor falls short of $4.5 million goal; aide says lackluster performance in debate led to slowed fundraising
Former Minnesota governor and Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty says his state's shutdown could lead to the state government living within its means
In less than a year, former Utah Governor Jon Huntsman went from working for President Obama to challenging him for the presidency. Here, CBSNews.com presents Huntsman's career in pictures.
President Obama's choice for his next counterterrorism chief is Matthew Olsen, a former prosecutor with extensive experience in intelligence matters
Study suggests July 4 celebrations significantly impact political preferences, increase likelihood of becoming a Republican
Governors John Kasich, Deval Patrick and Scott Walker, and Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa will discuss how states and cities are dealing with budget shortfalls
Rep. Thaddeus McCotter of Michigan will announce campaign for GOP presidential nomination in Michigan on Saturday
Newly sworn-in defense secretary makes short trip from CIA, but will face plenty of new, daunting challenges