Republican National Convention

Later this evening, the eyes of the nation and the entire world will be on Governor Chris Christie, as he delivers the keynote speech at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida.

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Giving the keynote address at any national convention is an honor, but it's also a job that comes with a clear description of what's required.

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The Republican National Convention is under way in Tampa, Fla., with a significantly abbreviated Monday schedule and only a smattering of delegates in attendance.

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Tomorrow night at 10:30 p.m. Governor Chris Christie grabs the national spotlight as he delivers the keynote address at the Republican National Convention in Tampa. Lt. Governor Kim Guadagno will be hosting a viewing party here in New Jersey and the Democrats are planning pre-emptive strike in the morning.

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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is primed for his primetime address to the Republican National Convention Tuesday evening, but he won't even hint at the contents of his keynote address.

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Gov. Christie has launched new Twitter and Tumblr accounts to provide information on his keynote address and his travels surrounding the Republican National Convention.

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Mitt Romney said it is "sad" that President Barack Obama's campaign is trying to link him to Rep. Todd Akin's statements about abortion, as top Republicans preparing for the party's nominating convention urged the GOP presidential challenger to reach out to women and Hispanics.

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Republican officials abruptly announced plans Saturday night to scrap the first day of their national convention, bowing to the threat of Tropical Storm Isaac as it bore down menacingly on Florida.

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Mitt Romney and running mate Paul Ryan look to shrug off the latest in a series of unwanted distractions when they face Ohio voters as the Republican presidential ticket for the first time.

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Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney Friday raised the discredited rumor that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States and thus ineligible to be president.

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