Posted: 7:07 AM From an airport runway on a cold New Hampshire morning, Mitt Romney faced 2,000 supporters and delivered the same speech he had given the day before -- three times on the day before, actually.
Posted: 7:05 AM President Barack Obama has a problem with Florida's important Puerto Rican voters.
Posted: 7:03 AM One million ads. More than $1 billion. Ten battleground states.
Posted: 10:23 PM The government says the public should stay away from free New York fuel stations until emergency responders get their gas.
Updated: 7:24 AM Two weeks after the election, Vice President Joe Biden will turn 70, with 40 years in elective office. But win or lose, this may not be Biden's last campaign.
Posted: 7:21 AM Michigan voters will have their say on several ballot issues related to collective bargaining, but none is more specifically tailored to a particular industry than Proposal 4.
Posted: 7:18 AM One of two New York hospitals that had to evacuate patients at the height of Superstorm Sandy is set to begin reopening.
Posted: 7:16 AM President Barack Obama is telling Americans impacted by Superstorm Sandy that the country will be there for them as long as it takes to recover and rebuild.
Posted: 10:24 PM His statement Friday came after mounting criticism that this was not the time for a race.
Posted: 12:04 PM Money raised during the "Hurricane Sandy: Coming Together" telethon will go toward the American Red Cross relief efforts.
Updated: 10:04 AM Indicates hiring in previous months was stronger than first thought.
Posted: 10:37 PM CIA security team headed to Benghazi after trying to get heavy weapons from Libyan forces.
Posted: 10:00 PM Campaigning Thursday in Fort Dodge, Iowa, Biden said Americans always work better when they work together.
Posted: 9:57 PM The trucks will be parked at polling places that don't have power.
Posted: 7:10 PM President Obama joined New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and other officials to inspect damage from the massive storm that struck the East Coast.
Posted: 7:09 PM The railroad said the removal of water from flooded train tunnels under the Hudson and East rivers is continuing so that repairs to tracks, signals and power systems can be made.
Posted: 7:08 PM The 26-mile route will have a disaster for a backdrop.
Posted: 12:52 PM The search for the captain of the HMS Bounty that sank in the Atlantic during Sandy is in its third day.
Posted: 12:34 PM Two of New York City's three major airports are open. Flights are slowly resuming at John F. Kennedy International and Newark Liberty International. LaGuardia is still closed.
Updated: 3:56 AM Storm expected to cost as much as $50 billion.
Posted: 7:49 PM Republican Mitt Romney seems determined to soften his emphasis on abortion and ignore facts critical to the auto industry as he seeks support from key voting groups.
Posted: 7:46 PM More than eight million are without power.
Posted: 7:45 PM The railroad said late Tuesday that modified service between Newark, N.J., and points south will resume on Wednesday.
Posted: 2:44 PM Most ships are waiting in bays or harbors until Sandy's effects diminish.
Posted: 2:40 PM President Obama warns local governments that there is "no excuse for inaction."
