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While his rivals remain consistently defiant, they're doing little to hamper Mitt Romney's momentum ahead of nominating contests on Tuesday.

Bob Greene says politicians have been throwing the virtuous word around like it's an epithet. But voters, especially in a general election, may not be swayed: America is a pretty centrist country

CNN's Kate Bolduan looks at what the Supreme Court will now do with the health care reform law.

Rep. Bobby Rush's hoodie on the House floor sure got attention.

The public drama surrounding the Supreme Court's extraordinary three-day review of President Obama's health care reform law has faded, but the real intrigue has just begun.

Current TV's co-founders, including former Vice President Al Gore, announced Friday that the network has ousted its highest-profile on-air personality, Keith Olbermann.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney picked up another major endorsement Friday when conservative favorite Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan, whose state votes Tuesday, called Romney "the right person for the job."

Another major conservative figure backs Mitt Romney. His voice joins a growing chorus of major names in the Republican Party calling for the divisive GOP nomination battle to come to an end.

Florida GOP Sen. Marco Rubio makes it clear he will not run for vice president and explains why he endorsed Mitt Romney.

Fmr. Senator Arlen Specter (D-PA) shares some stories from his new book "Life Among The Cannibals."

Michael Dorf says as justices mull constitutionality of the health care mandate, they know their decisiion could rob President Obama of his most significant domestic policy achievement

The House has passed the Republican budget plan submitted by Rep. Paul Ryan, but some budget experts believe that he federal government is so far in the red that it may not balance the budget again in our lifetime.

The House is expected to pass to 2013 budget plan Thursday that has virtually no chance of becoming law, but creates a clear contrast with Democrats on a number of critical tax and spending issues heading into the general election campaign.

Rep. Gwen Moore explains why she told her personal story of rape and abuse on the House floor.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney picked up two more big endorsements this week, but neither appears likely to have much impact on sealing the deal for the GOP front-runner.

Peter Bergen says plans to turn over security functions to the Afghans are endangered by the insider attacks against NATO soldiers

Ruben Navarrette says that the labeling of George Zimmerman is troubling since anyone, regardless of color, can be a racist

Melody Barnes says the health care act offers peace of mind for families. Those who want it repealed have no credible alternatives.

Declaring that the American oil industry is "booming," President Barack Obama said Thursday the nation will be watching to see where Congress stands on his push to end tax breaks for the major oil companies.

After six terms in the Senate, Indiana's Richard Lugar finds himself the latest target of the tea party movement's desire both to have more influence over the policy agenda in Congress and to make the Republican Party more conservative.