Republican presidential candidates

If the Republican candidates for President want to make any headway, they need to shift their focus off of each other and toward Barack Obama.

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There's nothing like a few victories to boost a candidate's fundraising -- and Rick Santorum says he's collected $400,000 in the past couple of days, including $250,000 since his wins yesterday in three states.

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With polls showing him ahead in Florida on the eve of the state's primary, Mitt Romney is telling reporters, "You can sense that it's coming our way."

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GOP presidential candidate Newt Gingrich began receiving payments from Freddie Mac in 1999 under a contract that paid his consulting business $25,000 a month to work with the mortgage giant's chief lobbyist.

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The consulting firm he founded has released the contract Newt Gingrich had with the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp.

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Standing in near unison, the four remaining contenders seeking the Republican presidential nomination are condemning a proposed anti-online piracy law that its critics say is overly aggressive.

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Mitt Romney says he'll release multiple years of his tax returns -- but not before South Carolina votes on Saturday.

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Mitt Romney is campaigning in South Carolina, hoping for a confirming victory in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.

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Former Gov. Mitt Romney is conceding he's got "an uphill climb" in South Carolina, where he finished fourth in 2008, despite season-opening victories in Iowa and New Hampshire.

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They're not counting on a win -- but Mitt Romney's five Republican opponents are hoping to finish well enough in today's New Hampshire primary to prove they're still in the race, so they can challenge him again in South Carolina and Florida.

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