Romney hits coal country in Virginia and says his 47 percent comment was "completely wrong."
Recovering from a debate defeat, Obama said Romney should tell the truth about his tax plans if he wants to be president.
The first U.S. presidential debate has broken records on Twitter, and sparked fictional character accounts such as @FiredBigBird.
President Obama travels to Wisconsin as his campaign promises he will get aggressive during his next debate with Romney.
There are a number of options for catching tonight’s Obama-Romney debate, which gets under way at 9 p.m. EST from the University of Denver, on the Internet.
President Barack Obama is traveling to Denver, Colo., for the first presidential debate; the Obama campaign released a Web video and accompanying memo alleging Romney has no specific plans to move the country forward.
The controversial measure will not be in effect for the election.
Vice President Joe Biden travels to North Carolina; Obama has an 18-point edge over Romney among female voters.
Massachusetts Senate Candidate Elizabeth Warren is leading Republican Sen. Scott Brown; a new poll from The Hill reports a majority of likely voters believe President Obama will win a second term.
Only 43 percent of Bloomberg News poll respondents had a favorable view of U.S. presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
Vice President Joe Biden is expected to launch an attack against Republicans regarding Social Security while visiting Florida on Friday.
President Obama will speak in Virginia, while First Lady Michelle Obama is traveling back to Chicago.
President Barack Obama will speak at two Ohio universities on Wednesday, as the battleground state sees both candidates in the space of 24 hours.
President Obama will spend his second day in New York, while Vice President Joe Biden will rally voters in Virginia.
President Obama will tape an interview for "The View" with the first lady and make an appearance at the United Nations.
Both the Obamas and Bidens will be attending campaign events on the East Coast.
Romney's gaffe is unquestionably an egregious one. But it also affirms, however crudely, a central narrative forwarded by Romney and the GOP.
The president hosted Michael Phelps, Tyson Gay, Holley Mangold, among others.
Gaffe-prone Vice President Joe Biden offended many Twitter users while describing Sept. 11 as "bittersweet" during a ceremony Tuesday for those who lost their lives on United Flight 93, which crashed in a Pennsylvania field.
Obama has carefully avoided getting involved, but his education reform agenda has supported some of the very things Chicago teachers are striking against.
No political dirt will be thrown about Tuesday as Obama and Romney have agreed to take negative campaign ads off the air to honor the 9/11 anniversary.
On the eve of the 11th anniversary of the terror attacks, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta visited the Flight 93 National Memorial in western Pennsylvania, "the final resting place of American patriots."