Has the U.S. Passed Peak Car?
Republican Rick Scott's attempt to cleanse the voter rolls of noncitizens has Democrats in a panic. Could the pivotal swing state be headed for another 2000-style voting debacle? More »
The president strikes a somber and personal note as politics is suspended in the wake of Friday morning's mass movie-theater shooting. More »
At a time when his campaign was in need of a boost, Romney suddenly comes alive on the stump. More »
It's a measure of how little loyalty Romney commands within his own party that so many are publicly calling on him to release his tax returns. More »
In questioning Obama's Americanness on Tuesday, the perpetually overheated John Sununu wasn't that far off Mitt Romney's regular message. More »
The challenger tries to paint the president as corrupt but just ends up calling attention to his own refusal to disclose who his biggest donors are. More »
The president's chances to win this Southern swing state look surprisingly strong, even as other states trend away from him. More »
In a round of interviews intended to lay questions to rest, the Republican nominee can't give a straight answer on his business career or his taxes. More »
The Republican nominee's corporate past continues to haunt him, even though it's been part of his political baggage since 1994. More »
Romney spoke to the annual gathering of black leaders, but the president is sending lower-ranking officials. There's no obvious political explanation. More »
The Republican candidate goes before an unfriendly audience of African-American activists and tells them things they don't want to hear. More »
The fourth-generation heir to the Bush political dynasty, groomed for office since his childhood, is coming of age and building a political network. More »
Romney has spent months trying to bait the president into a reaction, but now it's the Republican who seems to be getting hot under the collar. More »
The president hopes to seize the advantage on the economy by painting Republicans into a corner on middle-class tax rates. More »
Here is your 2012 presidential campaign in a nutshell: The unrepentant rich guy vs. the president drowning in bad economic news. More »
Parents tend to think their kids want more from them. But what they really wish is that their parents wouldn't be so anxious. More »
The president's former budget director is skeptical of GOP plans to repeal or subvert the Affordable Care Act in the wake of the Supreme Court decision. More »
Anne-Marie Slaughter, Mitch Daniels and the price of public service: Is our leadership suffering because of the pressure of public life on families? More »
The president's former top economist sees a stagnant economy on the horizon in the months leading up to the election. More »
Romney says the only way to eliminate Obamacare now is to vote out Obama, while the president tries to change the subject. More »
