Simon says the Republican presidential nominee needs to be funny in his first debate with Obama.

Montana now has the closest gubernatorial contest heading into the final month of the campaign.

Fortune Magazine's article asserts bureau never intentionally allowed guns to be given to drug cartels.

The liberal billionaire's donation will go towards Obama's reelection and congressional candidates.

Sending the money to the NRSC is his latest move to soothe internal Senate GOP tensions.

The candidates will take center stage as every social media outlet competes for a supporting role.

While campaigning in Virginia, each accuses the other of falling short on devotion to the country.

2011 wasn't the first time he considered confronting the program. It might not be the last.

Ref says lockout’s politicization was surprising.

The retiring Virginia Democrat delivers a unexpectedly sharp rebuke to the GOP nominee.

Opinion: Regardless of party or candidate, campaign ads these days are boring and predictable.

Opinion: Negative ads actually play a vital role in our political process.

It's a change of tune; until recently, he had been pushing for a longer-term deficit-reduction deal.

The editors of National Review call on him to deal with "the shadow of the George W. Bush years."

New polling shows Democratic support for the former Florida governor.

He criticizes portrayals of Mitt Romney and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Says it is "obvious" Libya attack was planned.

Attempts to lower expectations continue for the presidential candidates in next week's debate.

The spots criticize his ties to a project that benefited from the program that backed Solyndra.

The phrase captures the nationalistic, combative tone of the president’s reelection campaign.

The NRSC chairman does not intend to put money into the race of controversial candidate Todd Akin.

Joe Biden will make the case that Mitt Romney's plan might result in new taxes on benefits.

Aaron David Miller: "If you can’t give the people good government, at least give them great diversions."

Fox reports a plurality of voters now say they disapprove of the president’s handling of Libya.

A Fox News poll finds that 79 percent of Americans support everyone paying something in income taxes.

When asked to assess the 2012 election, he offers a blistering critique of, well, just about everyone.

Puerto Rico Gov. Luis Fortuno appears in a new spot aimed at Spanish-speaking voters.

Weight Watchers is out with a “Campaign Survival Kit,” that's tailor-made for politicos.

Opinion: One out of every 7 dollars spent in the U.S. is spent containing violence.

Says he's “confident” U.S. will work with Israel.

If you have the Federal Reserve’s back, there’s a good chance the chairman will notice.

Several surveys find his ticket sliding in the state.

He's accused of attacking CNN (and Hastings) in order to protect Hillary Clinton's "legacy" for 2016.

She urges the nation's top diplomat to peacefully resolve increasingly tense maritime disputes.

There remains one potential wild card in the long road to the White House: the debates.

Vernon Parker, who's running in Arizona, will be the first House candidate to make the weekly speech.

But many executives still go to Romney fundraisers, open their wallets and hope for the best.

In a Daily Caller op-ed she suggests investigations of her husband's business are politically motivated.

Say polls in Obama's favor are "confirmation bias."

He reprimands his staff for using gesture.