Mitt Romney

Republican Mitt Romney says he is in favor of abortion in cases of rape, incest and the health and life of the mother.

Call them maybes.

It's a goal that's been pushed by a lot of presidents and presidential candidates before him, but Mitt Romney says he has a plan that would make the United States energy-independent by the year 2020 -- along with Canada and Mexico.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will take center stage this Tuesday in Tampa when he delivers the keynote address at the Republican National Convention, but the focus Thursday will be Mitt Romney, the Party’s pick to run against President Barack Obama. This morning, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus announced, “We Believe in America," will be the closing theme. Read Mor

President Barack Obama says deep cuts in college aid that Mitt Romney is set to make would be the moral equivalent of telling youngsters, "Tough luck, too bad, you're on your own."

Mitt Romney is starting to open up a bit more about his lifelong commitment to Mormonism and his lay leadership in the church, following pleas from backers who say that talking about his faith could help him overcome his struggles to connect with voters.

Missouri Congressman Todd Akin says he's "not yet begun to fight." Many top Republicans don't want him on the ballot against Democrat Claire McCaskill because of his comments about "legitimate rape." If he doesn't resign by 5 p.m. today a court order would be required to get him off the ballot. New Jersey Democratic State Committee chairman John Wisniewski is now weighing in on

Facing New Jersey reporters for the first time since Mitt Romney announced Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan as his vice presidential pick, Governor Chris Christie recalled how he learned he wasn't the right man for the job.

Governor Christie continues to prepare the keynote speech he'll deliver at the Republican National Convention in Florida next week, but he's not saying anything specific about the address.

Facing strong fundraising from his Republican challenger, President Barack Obama and Democrats have spent more than they brought in last month during the presidential campaign.