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Mitt Romney picked up two conservative endorsements Sunday to add to victories in three states last week heading into Super Tuesday, the biggest single day of the Republican presidential campaign.

When Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe of Maine rocked the political world with her announcement that she would not seek a fourth term in the Senate, she was forthright in expressing her frustration with "an atmosphere of polarization" in politics.

Could Presidential Candidate Ron Paul get his first win of the 2012 GOP race on Super Tuesday?

A group of businesses challenging the power of the president to make recess appointments suffered a legal setback Friday.

John Avlon says the Senator is among a dwindling cohort of centrist politicians fed up with the polarization holding democracy hostage

Mitt Romney had a mutiny on his hands. Not with his staff but with his embeds.

Mitt Romney will win Washington state's caucuses, CNN projects, with about 36% of the vote. The race for second is too close to call, however, as Ron Paul and Rick Santorum are in a tight race.

Rush Limbaugh disparaged Sandra Fluke, a Georgetown Law student who advocated that women have access to contraceptives.

While Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum have stumped in different parts of the country ahead of Super Tuesday, they keep coming back to Ohio. With 63 delegates at stake, it is a key state in the primary race but also in the general election.

President Obama said he isn't bluffing when he says Iran shouldn't have a nuclear weapon, but he cautioned against a premature Israeli strike against the Islamic republic.

Forty delegates are up for grabs when Washington state holds its Republican presidential caucuses on Saturday. but much more than that - a quick shot of momentum going into Super Tuesday is also at stake.

The president called Sandra Fluke to thank her for her advocacy in light of negative attacks by Rush Limbaugh.

With black unemployment sky high, can President Obama count on black support in '12 like '08? Suzanne Malveaux reports.

One step forward, one step back -- that seems to be Mitt Romney's signature dance in the Republican presidential race. After getting a boost by winning two contests, Romney is again cleaning up a mess instead of building momentum.

President Obama responds to a heckler saying "No war in Iran!"

Witnesses speak at a hearing on the HHS mandate that requires health insurers to provide contraceptive coverage.

Andrew Breitbart, a well-known conservative blogger, has died, his attorney confirmed Thursday. He was 43.

Michael Wolraich says the common enemy of secular humanism unites evangelicals and conservative Catholics in a nontraditional alliance. It might not last.

The U.S. Senate voted Thursday to kill a controversial proposal pushed by Republicans that would have allowed employers to opt out of providing health care coverage they disagree with on moral grounds.

President Barack Obama hosted a dinner to salute soldiers recently back from Iraq -- marking his first major tribute to the veterans since officially withdrawing all troops from the nation.