Asian Americans: 2012's Stealth Swing Vote?
A new poll finds both parties have the potential to make inroads with this fast-growing bloc -- but neither is doing enough to engage them. More »
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A new poll finds both parties have the potential to make inroads with this fast-growing bloc -- but neither is doing enough to engage them. More »
The president's campaign isn't just hammering home his foreign-policy strength -- it's seeking to undercut his rival's number-one selling point. More »
The president says his rival wants to take America "back to the future" -- and Romney doesn't necessarily disagree. More »
Given the way Gingrich wore out his welcome, Romney could easily leave him out in the cold. But he owes his rival for one big favor. More »
The presumptive nominee gets victories in Pennsylvania and four other states, including Delaware -- a state Newt Gingrich had called a must-win. More »
The hiring of Richard Grenell by Romney signals a shift in the GOP's openness to gays and gives the party its first out presidential campaign spokesman. More »
In swing states like this one across the country, Republican candidates are squabbling while Democratic senators rejoice over the lack of strong challengers. More »
Before he gets behind his erstwhile opponent, the former Pennsylvania senator wants respect to be paid -- and needs time to heal. More »
His almost certainly failed campaign for the Republican nomination leaves his stature diminished -- and his empire in shambles. More »
A new poll finds the president's share of the youngest voting bloc has dropped dramatically compared to four years ago. More »
Between the grassroots conservative movement and the Republican nominee-in-waiting, a grudging acknowledgment that they need each other. More »
General-election season is upon us, and Obama-Romney doesn't look like it's going to be one of those fun, inspirational presidential contests. More »
The Republican presidential candidate once worried about "judicial activism," but now "judicial review" is the buzzword for Obama's opponents. More »
Her defense of her choice to stay home with her kids was compelling, but Mitt Romney's struggle with women voters isn't over. More »
The conservative industrialists continue to play a totemic role in leftist demonology, but they don't have to like it. More »
The rise of Mitt Romney's most formidable -- and unexpected -- foe exposed the divisions, power centers, and dynamics of today's Republican party. More »
From an exterminator in the House leadership to trying to bring back DDT, the GOP has been no friend to America's larvae. More »
The Republican candidate is cheerleading a Supreme Court smackdown of his rival, but such a decision could be tricky for him politically. More »
The president and his challenger both addressed a roomful of media executives with jokes and criticism rather than serious consideration. More »
With wins in Wisconsin, Maryland, and D.C., Romney advances decisively toward the GOP nomination, even as his rivals stay in. More »
