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CNN's Jeanne Moos reports President Obama and Prime Minister Cameron go together "like hot dogs and mustard."

Guest host Donny Deutsch explains the presidential candidate with the best hair usually wins the election.

Rick Santorum says he has momentum and doesn't believe he's mathematically out of the race for the GOP nomination.

Afghans took to the streets Thursday to demand that a U.S. soldier accused of killing 16 civilians be prosecuted in Afghanistan as word spread that the American military moved him out of the country.

George Clooney testifies before Congress about a humanitarian crisis on the border between Sudan and South Sudan.

Ellen Hubbard discusses "Museum of Government Waste," her documentary about the Congressional earmark process.

John Avlon says reforming the way Congress does business could spark changes in its political culture

If President Obama's campaign seizes on Mitt Romney's weakness in the South and makes a serious pitch there, it could be a game-changer: It would put Republicans on the defensive in states that they thought were in the bag.

After Rick Santorum wins the Alabama and Mississippi primaries, Newt Gingrich faces new calls for him to quit.

A $109 billion transportation bill won approval Wednesday from the Senate but still faces likely political wrangling in the House.

Question: What do Mitt Romney, John McCain, Bob Dole, George H.W. Bush, and Ronald Reagan (twice!) have in common? Answer: Before winning the Republican presidential nominationt, each man first finished in second place during a GOP primary season.

If Newt Gingrich can't win Alabama and Mississippi, where can he win? The former speaker fell short in the heart of Dixie on Tuesday, and it's not clear where he goes from here.

Tim Stanley says once-cozy relationship between the U.S. and its old ally has cooled as Obama has turned to domestic priorities. As the prime minister makes a state visit, the chill is not lost on Britons

Actor and director George Clooney will testify before Congress Wednesday, a day after returning from a trip to a dangerous area under frequent attacks in Sudan.

Rick Santorum took his re-energized Republican presidential campaign to Puerto Rico Wednesday after key primary victories in the South that raised questions about conservative rival Newt Gingrich's viability as a candidate and portended a long battle with front-runner Mitt Romney.

The United States must learn from a series of crises in Afghanistan so it does not repeat them, the U.S. defense secretary told American troops in the country Wednesday, days after an American soldier was detained on suspicion of killing 16 Afghan men, women and children.

Republican voters in Alabama and Mississippi handed Rick Santorum two more wins on Tuesday and conservative support continued to elude Mitt Romney. Plus, Newt Gingrich found reason to continue his campaign despite losing both Southern states.

Mitt Romney lost the Alabama and Mississippi primaries to Rick Santorum on Tuesday, but he continued the long slog for delegates, which his campaign believes will eventually secure him the nomination.

Citing the challenges in Afghanistan, President Barack Obama and visiting British Prime Minister David Cameron said Wednesday they remained committed to completing the mission successfully by turning over security responsibility to Afghan forces by the end of 2014.

CNN's John King and Erin Burnett ask Rick Santorum's communications director should Gingrich leave the race.