BARACK OBAMA

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

Disrespectful children, says a Republican candidate should be permanently removed from society as an example to others -- because the Bible says so.

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

President Obama's new ad slams Romney for wanting to cut small change from PBS's "Sesame Street" to reduce the budget deficit.

Mitt Romney’s strong performance in his first debate with President Barack Obama helped him slash Obama’s once-formidable lead in Michigan to three percentage points, a poll released Monday shows.

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.

"Clueless" actress Stacey Dash has been receiving backlash after posting a photo of herself on Twitter with the caption "Vote for Romney."

Obama is now tied with Romney, according to a new national poll. However, Obama's campaign continues to receive record contributions.

Republicans are having difficulty understanding the basic pillar holding up the Obama administration.

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.

Asian stock markets declined Monday despite the better-than-expected U.S. jobs data as concerns over the global economic growth and corporate earnings outlook weighed on the sentiment.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez won the presidential elections Sunday with a comfortable margin beating his young challenger Henrique Capriles and extending his 14 years of rule to another six-year term.

The 2012 U.S. presidential race roughly one month before Election Day remains where it was on Memorial Day: advantage Obama.

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

About 1,400 churches with tax-exempt status will make political endorsements on Sunday in violation of a decades-old IRS rule.

Barack Obama's campaign and the Democratic National Committee raked in $181 million last month.

An Ohio Judge ruled against a state law that aimed to restrict early in-person voting for everyone except military voters.