Mitt Romney now leads President Obama in the race for Florida's 29 electoral votes, a significant reversal from earlier this spring, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll released early Wednesday.
Four Secret Service agents implicated in the agency's scandal in Colombia last month and subsequently dismissed from their positions are now fighting their dismissals on the basis that, they say, they broke no rules, the Washington Post reports.
A bipartisan Senate immigration bill introduced on Tuesday would create two new types of visas to attract and keep immigrants skilled in the fields where the United States is weakest: science, technology, engineering, and math. The bill is designed to follow on the success of the Jobs Act in helping start-ups get capital.
Australian officials smashed and buried under concrete nearly 200 commemorative mugs with a misspelling of President Obama's name, the Associated Press reported on Tuesday.
Maj. Gen. Dana Pittard commands Fort Bliss, one the nation’s largest Army bases, so his blunt comments about suicide raised eyebrows throughout the military.
There will never be a perfect time to withdraw troops from Afghanistan, President Obama said on Monday at the close of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit. But after ten years at war, the timetable the U.S. and it’s allies have established is “a responsible one.”
President Obama on Monday defended his campaign’s attacks on presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney’s record at Bain Capital—a line of attack that has been questioned by several Democrats in recent days, including Newark Mayor Cory Booker.
Why is President Obama’s campaign doubling down on its attacks on Mitt Romney’s business record -- despite blowback from some supporters? Because they might work.
A suicide bomber dressed in military garb blew himself up in Yemen's capital on Monday, killing 96 soldiers who had gathered for a military parade dress rehearsal, the Associated Press reported.
Lobbyists still have huge access to the Obama administration, even after a pledge by the president to keep influence out of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., the Washington Post reports.
Newt Gingrich ended his campaign earlier this month with nearly $4.8 million in debt, CNN reported on Sunday, citing a report filed with the Federal Election Commission that reflected campaign activity through the end of April.
Thousands of people, led by veterans, gathered in Chicago's Grant Park on Sunday for the largest demonstration at the NATO summit, The Chicago Tribune reported.
Though Italy’s unemployment rate is at an almost 12-year high and its economy continues to contract, Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti struck a hopeful tone on Sunday, asserting that the austerity measures undertaken by the country had put Italy in a more competitive position within the EU.
Europe’s economy is in a tailspin and China’s is slowing. Our political system is a mess. Who are voters going to blame if it all goes bad? Not just Obama.