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A unique look at how the GOP candidates are going about winning women voters.

Ralph Reed, Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-MO) and David Brody sound off on whether there is a "War on Religion."

Newt Gingrich said Sunday that he'll do everything he can to support Mitt Romney as the Republican Party's presidential nominee when that time comes. But that time hasn't come yet.

Congressional investigators are accusing the General Services Administration of violating its employee gift limit with rewards of iPods, digital cameras and other electronics, just as a video emerged of a lavish conference that shows employees drinking and making jokes about wasteful spending.

Democratic Strategist Mark Penn and Republican Strategist Linda Divall on the critical voting blocs of the 2012 election.

Whistle-stop campaigning is not a thing of the past. Sandra Endo gives us a rare look at a presidential rail car.

Three young people recently out of high school run for school board to help former classmates, Athena Jones reports.

This week, Coca-Cola and Kraft announced they are pulling their corporate memberships from a conservative group that was behind the spread of "stand your ground" laws like the one highlighted in Florida by the Trayvon Martin case.

Ilyse Hogue says a consumer campaign caused the soda corporation to back out of a group that has pushed controversial voter-ID and "stand your ground" laws. In a post-Citizens United world it's a preview

President Barack Obama on Friday added a political element to an annual White House forum on women's issues by saying Republican policies would reverse progress that his administration has made.

President Obama touts his steps to advance the economic plight of women.

Deeper inquiries will be held into massive overspending at the General Services Administration, a congressman vowed Friday, after a video emerged showing an agency employee joking about the excess spending.

South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley joins Wolf to discuss politics, race, and her new book, "Can't Is Not an Option"

Ford C. O'Connell says health care will be a highly volatile issue in this election year and Republicans should be ready with an alternative plan

Laurence H. Tribe says it is Judge Jerry Smith, not President Obama, who overstepped on the health care law

As likely Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney aims his firepower at President Barack Obama, he still has to protect his flank from rival Rick Santorum.

The same week that a report documented massive overspending at the General Services Administration, a video emerged Thursday showing an agency employee joking about the excess spending and saying he would never be investigated for it.

Frida Ghitis says Europeans are personally feeling the pain of budget cuts of the kind that the U.S. will eventually face

Press Secretary Jay Carney comments on President Obama's remark about judicial precedent and the Court of Appeals.

Get out Rick, a growing Republican chorus says. Forget it, responds Rick Santorum to the calls to drop his increasingly long-shot bid for the GOP presidential nomination. The pressure to withdraw is actually incentive for Santorum to stay in the race.