Jeremy White

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Here's your guide to Tuesday night's second Obama-Romney debate.

The high court will decide whether a law requiring proof of citizenship before voting is constitutional.

Here's a look at the six studies Romney says justify his U.S. federal budget math.

Romney crams for debate No. 2, as his campaign raises funds.

Mitt Romney continues to criticize the Obama administration's response to the attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya.

One fan's take on a historically crushing loss.

Strong words from Turkey's leader.

As Biden heads to Wisconsin, Obama gets ready for another debate prep session.

The GOP is still gunning for the Buckeye State -- for the simple reason that it positively, absolutely, has to.

From Medicare to national security, Vice President Joe Biden and Rep. Paul Ryan grappled in a spirited, freewheeling debate.

The court preserves government's power to retroactively protect companies that helped with wiretapping.

Mitt Romney may yet win the presidency, but voters still don't like him, says the latest poll from ABC News / Washington Post.

The U.S. Supreme Court will evaluate race in college admissions, and it may change its mind from 2003.

Romney hits Iowa and Ohio.

Less than a month from the election, a push to register voters.

Here is the full text of Romney's remarks.

“It’s clear that the risk of conflict in the [Middle East] region is higher now than when the president took office,” Romney said.

After being criticized for attacking Obama's Libya response, Romney doubles down.

Mitt Romney prepares to expand his foreign policy critique of the White House with a major speech.

The president is way out in front among Hispanic voters in Nevada and Florida.

Police Chief Charlie Beck joins the pushback on a federal immigration program that recruits local law enforcement.

Romney hits coal country in Virginia and says his 47 percent comment was "completely wrong."

Marijuana advocates see, for the first time in 20 years, a chance to change a system that equates weed with heroin.

After a strong debate, Mitt Romney looks to rebound. But will his fundraising numbers go up now?

The debate was a crucial opportunity for Romney to inject fresh momentum into his campaign, and he largely delivered.

Differing economic visions, health care and the ever-present risk of a gaffe could all play a role.

The controversial measure will not be in effect for the election.

Romney clarified a key piece of his immigration platform, before debating Obama in a state with a rising Latino population.