Donald Trump did not back down on Tuesday from his questioning of President Barack Obama's birthplace, keeping the issue alive on the day he is to fundraise alongside presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
The wife of the last Democratic president served as a U.S. senator after leaving the White House and is now the most powerful woman in the country. The wife of the current president, however, says she has other plans.
A new poll released Tuesday shows President Barack Obama with a wide lead in California, a state the president won by a landslide in 2008, along with its whopping 55 electoral votes.
By now, it has been established that Latino voters are a diverse group and a crucial electorate that will help determine the next president of the United States.
Rep. Darrell Issa, a Mitt Romney supporter, on Monday said the experience of closing failing companies and trimming excess waste as a private equity executive could help the presumptive Republican nominee if he becomes president.
Speaking to an enthusiastic audience of several thousand on Memorial Day, Mitt Romney underlined the urgency of his message by warning that the world was "not safe."
Democrat Tom Barrett, who is trailing embattled Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker in polls ahead of Wisconsin's June 5 recall election, sought to portray his challenger as a divisive "rock star."
If Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker wins next week's recall election, the big bucks the Republican governor and his allies have spent to run TV commercials will be a contributing factor.
