2012

DENVER (AP) — Americans heard a lot about the economy and taxes in last night's presidential debate -- but they didn't hear President Barack Obama say anything about the secretly-recorded video in which Mitt Romney tells donors it's not his job to care about the 47 percent of Americans who pay no taxes and see themselves as victims...

MADRID (AP) — Spaniards used to one bad economic headline after another have been hit by an unexpected critic: U.S. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Romney said in his debate with President Barack Obama that he doesn't want the U...

DENVER (AP) — After dozens of hours of practice, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney arrived in Colorado on Monday for his first debate with President Barack Obama, telling thousands of voters he thinks the debates will be about "something bigger" than just who appears to emerge the winner...

WASHINGTON (AP) — A super political action committee supporting President Barack Obama is running the first television advertisement using Republican Mitt Romney's words from a closed-door fundraiser. The ad from Priorities USA Action shows clips of Romney telling wealthy donors that 47 percent of Americans "believe that they are victims...

Not since the days of Ross Perot has a third party candidate received enough support to be included in the presidential debates. But does America suffer from its lack of a third major political party?

The National Football League will open its 2012 regular season next week with replacement officials, the league announced on Wednesday afternoon.

Vice President Joe Biden is drawing huge criticism over some parts of his speech in before a mixed-race crowd in Danville, VA.

Presumptive Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has named Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin his running mate.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama and the Democratic National Committee raised $75 million in July for the president's re-election campaign. The total was well below the $101 million that GOP rival Mitt Romney and the Republican National Committee raised last month...

Many national polls show President Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, essentially tied in the upcoming race for the White House. But according to a new survey, there’s at least one segment of the population Obama has mostly locked up: smartphone users.