53 min ago | The Miami Herald
Obama birth control policy divides Democrats
Democrats are deeply divided over President Barack Obama's new rule that religious schools and hospitals must provide insurance for free birth control to their employees amid fresh signs that the administration was scrambling for a way out.
4 hrs ago | Reuters
Obama's birth-control rule stokes U.S. election-year fight
The top Republican in the U.S. Congress have denounced President Barack Obama's new rule on contraceptives as an assault on "religious freedom" and vowed to overturn it, as the White House sought to prevent the issue from becoming an election-year liability.
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Buoyant Santorum Takes Campaign To Texas - And Corrals Some Perry People
Fresh off his hat trick in Minnesota, Colorado and Missouri, former Pennsylvania Sen.
13 hrs ago | WLS-AM Chicago
Obama's First 2012 TV Blitz: 5,000 Ads in 6 Days
President Obama's re-election campaign ran more than 5,000 TV ads in six days last month, its first major advertising blitz of the 2012 cycle, according to a new report by the Wesleyan Media Project.
Gingrich Praises Clint Eastwood Superbowl Ad
Karl Rove said he was offended by Chrysler's Clint Eastwood halftime Super Bowl ad and other Republicans grumbled that the ad subtly promoted the interests of President Obama, who has made the bailout and the seeming resurgence of the U.S. car industry a major economic sales pitch for his re-election. But Newt Gingrich, the former House Speaker ... (more)
Romney's bad day is Santorum's best in GOP race
Republican Rick Santorum is looking to capitalize on a string of stunning victories that snapped his four-state losing streak and raised new questions about front-runner Mitt Romney's clout with conservatives.
Policinski: Journalists are natural fit as debate moderators
You have fans. Do you know who they are? They're the people who root for you to do your best and... Such a role fits well in the First Amendment framework of a free press as a way to help us keep an... I'm asking my neighbors to tell me whether or not we're a bunch of suckers - especially the folks... Should journalists and news organizations ... (more)
Poll: Most Americans Approve of Obama's Military Tactics
President Obama is drawing strength from an unexpected area as he girds for his re-election campaign, benefiting from military and anti-terrorism policies that have been controversial in some quarters, but are broadly popular with the public overall.
Obama has a change of heart about super PACs
In a reversal, President Obama is embracing the big-money fund-raising groups he assailed as a "threat to democracy" on the grounds they let money corrode elections.
Payroll tax cut extension stalls again
Deja vu, round two, a bad sequel or simply "here we go again" are some ways to describe the latest fight over extending the payroll tax cut.
Designers lend their glamour to Obama campaign
Johansson, dressed in a black-and-sheer Stella McCartney frock, lent her own glamour quotient Tuesday to a launch party for Runway to Win, a fundraising initiative from the fashion world.
Abortion, birth control grab political spotlight
A high-ranking official resigned from the Komen breast-cancer charity after its backtracking treaty with Planned Parenthood, and Republican presidential candidates blistered the Obama administration for a recent ruling on Catholic hospitals and contraception.
Obama proposes money for math, science education
President Barack Obama on Tuesday proposed $80 million in new government funding for a program to boost science and math education in U.S. schools.
Ruckus Over Designer Gear for Obama
At a New York fund-raising event Tuesday called "Runway to Win," President Barack Obama's re-election campaign plans to begin selling campaign-themed tote bags, T-shirts and accessories designed by more than two dozen famous designers.
Romney looks to squelch Santorum in 2 states
Republican presidential candidate former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum speaks at The Cable Center in Denver, Monday, Feb.
Americans' Frustration Still High: Nearly 90 Percent Say Economy Is in 'Bad Shape'
Public frustration regarding the government and the state of the U.S. economy has eased slightly from summer and fall levels -- but it's still plenty hot in the kitchen.
Changing Positions, Obama Campaign Will Push Support for Democratic Super PAC
In a conference call with members of President Obama's 2012 re-election committee Monday evening, campaign manager Jim Messina announced that donors should start funding Priorities USA, the Democratic super PAC run by two former White House staffers, Bill Burton and Sean Sweeney.
Obama campaign returning funds tied to Mexican fugitive
President Barack Obama's re-election campaign is returning more than $200,000 in donations from the family of a fugitive casino magnate linked to violence and corruption in Mexico who has been seeking a pardon, Obama's campaign confirmed on Tuesday.
Although the White House will not confirm the claim, several sources outside the administration familiar with the process tell Metro Weekly that a proposed expansion of the federal contractor nondiscrimination executive order to include sexual orientation and gender identity has been given the OK by both the Labor Department, which oversees federal ... (more)
1912? Or 2012? Access to birth control bitter topic of debate in America
Anyone waking up from under a rock for the past few years might be understandably stunned to see the latest bitter debate that's dividing the United States of America, decades after the sexual revolution was fought and won by millions of bra-burning women.
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