Obama significantly widens leads in major battleground states
US President Barack Obama has widened his lead in the two main battleground states in the 2012 White House race as well as in Pennsylvania.
Atheists condemn House resolution to reaffirm importance of religion
The Secular Coalition for America blasted a resolution proposed in the House that “reaffirms the importance of religion in the lives of United States citizens.”
Romney suggests teachers unions should be prohibited from campaign donations
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney went so far as to suggest that teachers unions should not be allowed to contribute to political campaigns.
Tycoon offers bounty to marry off lesbian daughter
A Hong Kong tycoon has offered a $65 million “marriage bounty” to any man who can win the heart of his lesbian daughter, a report said Wednesday.
Group files complaint against Murray Energy for forcing workers to attend Romney rally
ProgressOhio announced that it had filed a complaint with the FEC, alleging that Murray Energy made an illegal corporate contribution to Romney’s campaign.
Tesla promises free solar-powered travel with new ‘Supercharger’ tech
Electric car manufacturer Tesla Motors announced Monday that it will roll out a network of solar-powered charging stations across the United States over the next two years
Check out our Election 2012 coverage
- Ann Romney shot video vowing to never campaign again
- Ryan buys hunting gear for 10-year-old daughter in Ohio
- Obama significantly widens leads in major battleground states
- Romney jokes about post-Clinton appearance ‘bounce’
- Romney and Obama double up with strong speeches at Clinton Initiative
- French Socialist leader jokingly considers backing Romney
- Romney camp dismisses weak polls, says race tight
- Group files complaint against Murray Energy for forcing workers to attend Romney rally
- SuperPAC app tells viewers who paid for political ads
