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Tuesday night was super to some degree for every Republican presidential candidate except Rep. Ron Paul of Texas.

A look back at how the Republican campaign has shaped up since the Iowa caucus. Who has won and who has lost?

John Avlon, CNN and Newsweek/Daily Beast contributor, on the job Mitt Romney still has to do to convince voters.

CNN's John King looks at the GOP candidates' race to reach 1144 delegates and grab the presidential nomination.

Mitt Romney doesn't get nervous on primary days.

The Supreme Court case on college admissions policy is likely to pit Sonia Sotomayor against Samuel Alito

Defense Secretary Leon Panetta testifies before a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on the ongoing Syria crisis.

David Gergen says the former governor is using the Woody Hayes school of offense to grind out victories

The campaign of GOP presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney tried Wednesday to put the best possible spin on Super Tuesday's mixed verdict, releasing a memo arguing that it is now nearly impossible for his opponents to catch him in the delegate hunt.

Despite a delegate math challenge ahead, Newt Gingrich vowed to stay in the GOP presidential race after he won Georgia's Super Tuesday primary.

At an address in North Carolina, the president strikes out at Republican candidates who claim they can lower gas prices.

He eked out a few Super Tuesday victories--but with Santorum nipping at his heels and a divided, shrunken party unwilling to fall in behind him. Is this a way to beat Obama?

Mitt Romney addresses the AIPAC conference and criticizes President Obama over his handling of the Iran nuclear issue.

GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum criticizes President Obama's stance on Israel and Iran at AIPAC in Washington.

It's not as super as it has been in previous elections with more states involved, but 10 states have their say Tuesday in one of the most volatile Republican presidential races in generations.

Mitt Romney used one of President Obama's lines in addressing his supporters after winning the Massachusetts GOP primary.

You thought maybe le foot (soccer) was the national sport of France? Wrong. It's la politique. And this year there's a doubleheader! For the first time since 1988, the U.S. and France are holding presidential elections in the same year.

GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum speaks to supporters in Ohio on Super Tuesday

The fate of the country for the next four years could be decided by whichever Republican presidential contender comes out on top this Super Tuesday. A big deal? Perhaps. But for travelers interested in all things presidential, the real race is for the next presidential birthplace.

Republican presidential hopefuls who derided President Barack Obama's speech before a powerful pro-Israel lobby group will get their own chance on Tuesday to address the group.