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As he moves closer to clinching the Republican presidential nomination, Mitt Romney is facing fresh doubts about his commitment to core party principles after a top aide’s televised gaffe amplified critics’ charges that he is a political shape-shifter.
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A misstep by a top adviser to Mitt Romney threatened to overshadow the Republican presidential candidate’s victory in the Illinois primary and a coveted endorsement from former Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
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Like many people in Mississippi, Kevin and Nanine Parker have felt the sting of a strong recession and a weak recovery. Now, no longer able to make ends meet, they’ve reluctantly applied for food stamps.
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Rick Santorum has a remedy for the U.S. jobs crisis: Make it harder to be unemployed.
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Bioethicist Art Caplan is challenging Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann with a $10,000 bet to prove a claim that a vaccine to prevent cervical cancer caused mental retardation.
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Bioethicist Art Caplan said his challenge to Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann for evidence that a vaccine to prevent cervical cancer caused mental retardation ended without Bachmann acknowledging it.
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A top adviser to Tim Pawlenty’s campaign for the Republican presidential nomination apologized for citing “sex appeal” as one of the assets enjoyed by a rival for the White House, U.S. Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota.
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Each week, Michele Bachmann’s presidential primary campaign sends an e-mail to grassroots supporters summarizing the latest news about her campaign, and asking for a few more dollars.
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The Republican presidential nomination fight for 2012 has been reset after a hard-fought straw-poll win, the entrance of a new contestant and the withdrawal from the race by Tim Pawlenty.
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Health plans will pay for expanded use of Merck & Co.’s Gardasil vaccine after a U.S. panel recommended it be given to boys to reduce transmission of a virus that causes cervical cancer, insurance executives said.
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