Ted Nugent will meet with the Secret Service on Thursday, regarding the inflaming comments he made about Barack Obama -- and the rock star said he's actually looking forward to it.
She reportedly was disgusted when an agent brought down the price to $30 from $800.
The Obama campaign launched an appeal to Latino voters on Wednesday, seeking to bolster its advantage with a bloc of voters that could play a pivotal role in several swing states.
Environmental advocacy group the Sierra Club endorsed President Obama Wednesday, supporting his 2012 reelection campaign.
Election 2012? Democrats are already cheering for Hillary Clinton in 2016.
It's either an amusing way to follow the 2012 presidential campaign, or the death rattle for meaningful political discourse in America.
A CBS/New York Times poll said U.S. President Barack Obama and his Republican rival Mitt Romney are tied with 46 percent of likely voters each.
Iran said that the nuclear negotiations have proved that Western countries are unable to force Iran to surrender and give up its absolute and legitimate rights to use peaceful nuclear energy.
Gohmert's joking comments highlights a problem haunting the Romney campaign: no one is excited about his nomination.
In its final progress report, the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill concluded more must be done to prevent a similar disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
Officials in Colombia are launching their own investigation into the scandal surrounding the U.S Secret Service, to determine whether any of the Pley Club prostitutes were minors.
Right-winged rocker and Mitt Romney surrogate Ted Nugent likened himself to a black Jew at a Nazi-Klan rally after appearing on a radio show defending his speech at an NRA convention, where he said he would either be dead or in jail, if Barack Obama gets re-elected president.
It's fair to say the 2012 presidential election can be a dog-eat-dog world sometimes. A new development in the Twitter universe of he-said-she-said political discourse has taken that to a whole new level.
Republicans in the U.S. Senate are filing a friend-of-the-court brief in a lawsuit to challenge the constitutionality of U.S. President Barack Obama's controversial recess appointments.
Concerning the rhetoric coming from the White House recently, much of the punditry has found itself shocked and alarmed.
The CEO of the biggest oil company in one of the world's fastest-rising economies thinks high oil prices are here to stay.
U.S. greenhouse gas emissions increased in 2010, ending a two-year decline. The EPA attributed the increase to an upturn in the economy.
Back in October, the Speaker said he wouldn't support anyone in the race until the general election, in order to give each of the candidates a fair shot. The country is still months away from the convention, but Boehner's endorsement unofficially seals the deal: the Republican establishment wants Romney to be the nominee.
A new study from the Sunlight Foundation shows that big corporations have an outsize effect on taxation policy in the United States.
President Barack Obama on Tuesday called on Congress to pass a series of measures that would help limit what he called speculation that's driving up the price of oil and gasoline.
Even as donors and party leaders coalesce behind Mitt Romney, the probable Republican nominee is having a hard time getting voters to like him.
Calls are mounting for Republicans to denounce right-winged rocker Ted Nugent's suggestion that he'd kill President Obama as the Secret Service says they're looking into the matter.
