Rick Santorum huddled Thursday with a group of conservative leaders led by Reagan-era activists Richard Viguerie and Rebecca Hagelin to chart a path forward in the presidential race, multiple sources familiar with the meeting told POLITICO.

The suggestion that President Obama's reelection team will try to use Mitt Romney's Mormon faith against him is "utter nonsense," the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee said this week.

Twice as many Republicans as Democrats say there’s been too much media coverage of the death of unarmed Florida teen Trayvon Martin, a new survey finds.

Mitt Romney won the Wisconsin GOP primary and a pair of other nominating contests on Tuesday, further cementing his status as his party's likely presidential nominee.

Before she was a guest host on this morning’s Today show — 45 minutes before — Sarah Palin was a guest, joining Matt Lauer on the morning of three Republican primaries, to offer “her take on the race.” Toward the end of the interview, Lauer asked his soon-to-be temporary partner a pointed question: Should the Republican nominee this year choose a running mate with more experience than Palin had in 2008?

Republicans are none too pleased with President Obama's suggestion that the Supreme Court would be legislating from the bench if they strike down the health care reform law, with one top lawmaker suggesting that the president's remarks amounted to an attempt to "intimidate" the justices.

President Barack Obama’s six-state TV campaign is running at a strength of about $700,000 so far, according to a source monitoring the 2012 air war.

America's schools are being crushed under decades of legislative and union mandates. They can never succeed until we cast off the bureaucracy and unleash individual inspiration and willpower.

Geraldo Rivera, who drew a storm of criticism for arguing on the air that Trayvon Martin was shot and killed because he was wearing a hoodie, apologized to the teen’s parents on Sunday, saying, “I never intended to hurt your feelings.”

Before this week, the well-being of tens of millions of Americans was at stake in the lawsuits challenging the Affordable Care Act. Now something else is at stake, too: The legitimacy of the Supreme Court.