Mitt Romney’s trip to New York included a visit to a firehouse that lost 11 men on Sept. 11, 2001, and a breakfast with the mayor.
Though President Obama and Mitt Romney publicly disagree with New York’s mayor on a range of issues, they are both determined to score his endorsement.
President Obama, speaking to an American television audience from an air base in Kabul, said he had traveled there to herald a new era in the relationship between the United States and Afghanistan.
Speaking near Kabul after a surprise night visit to Afghanistan on the anniversary of Osama bin Laden’s death, President Obama said that “we have a clear path to fulfill our mission in Afghanistan.”
Richard Grenell, an openly gay foreign policy spokesman for Mitt Romney’s campaign, quit amid pressure by some Republicans who criticized his appointment.
Tagg Romney, Mitt Romney’s eldest son, and Spencer Zwick, a Romney campaign fund-raiser, turned to wealthy campaign donors for investments in their firm.
Cheri Young, whose husband was a longtime aide to the former senator, traded jabs with a defense lawyer during cross-examination on Tuesday.
Senator Richard G. Lugar of Indiana faces a formidable Republican challenger, and a loss should increase Democrats' odds of picking up the Senate seat in November.
It has been a good week for Senator Scott P. Brown, who has managed to keep his challenger, Elizabeth Warren, on the ropes.
Mitt Romney tried to tie President Obama to President Jimmy Carter, a Democratic president considered by many to be weak on national security issues.
Elizabeth Warren, who is running for the Senate in Massachusetts, was accused of claiming American Indian ancestry to advance her career.
A video of Al Armendariz saying he sought to “crucify” companies breaking regulations as a deterrent to others had been circulated by Republican foes of President Obama’s environmental policy.
Now that we’re in the next phase of the campaign, things should be getting more exciting any minute.
A new attack ad asks if Mitt Romney would have ordered the raid to kill Osama bin Laden.
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