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

In less than 24 hours since being posted online, Morgan Freeman's video ad for President Obama has already racked up more than 187,000 views and 3,500 likes on YouTube, and is continuing to gain steam.

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

People were inside U.S. President Barack Obama's campaign field office in Denver when a gun was fired at the structure, but no one was injured.

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

Mitt Romney has extended his lead over President Barack Obama to 3 percentage points, according to a Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll released Thursday.

The survey showed 74 percent would rather have the president as a roommate while only 26 percent preferred Romney.

ABC correspondent Martha Raddatz is under scrutiny as the moderator of the vice-presidential debate between Joe Biden and Paul Ryan.

President Barack Obama promised a better debate performance when he faces Mitt Romney again next week, in an interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer Wednesday night.

Romney is putting on his Massachusetts-moderate hat -- but he still isn't specifying how he would address key issues that impact female voters.

President Barack Obama will attend his last fundraiser of the 2012 campaign season on Thursday; Jill Biden will reportedly play a greater role in the final weeks of the presidential campaign.

The presidential race in the vital state of Ohio has tightened, but President Barack Obama still holds a four-point lead, a CNN poll released Tuesday finds. A New Hampshire poll shows a similar picture.

Republican candidate Mitt Romney declined to appear on Nickelodeon's (Nasdaq: VIA) long-running special "Kids Pick the President."

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

Following his “victory” in last week’s first debate, Republican nominee Mitt Romney has overtaken President Barack Obama in several polls, including a Pew survey released Monday that shows a four-point lead.

While President Barack Obama is currently leading in the polls, a new study released Monday morning shows that among technology companies and their executives, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is the preferred candidate for improving and advancing the technology industry.

“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.

Two new polls found the president's edge over Mitt Romney has shrunk since last week's presidential debate; Obama travels to California for a day of a fundraising; Jill Biden urges Pennsylvanians to register to vote.

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

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney appears to have stolen lead from Democratic President Barack Obama at this point, Rasmussen reports.