Third-quarter fund-raising figures are about to be released, and they will tell a lot about which candidates have the money to go the distance
The President's vow to hold the line on health care spending signals he's trying to shape his legacy as a fiscal conservative
John Edwards and Joe Biden won points for taking the gloves off against Hillary, says Mark Halperin, while Obama played it a little too cool
The judge gives the defense a tough time but that doesn't mean he thinks the case against the toilet-tapping Senator is a slam-dunk
Navy Adm. Mike Mullen was sworn in Monday as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and pledged to make sure that the nation's military can meet the future's challenges
Six years after arresting turncoat Robert Hanssen, the FBI remains vulnerable to espionage from within, the parent Justice Department said in a report Monday
Biden's anger is understandable. The amendment that passed does not call for partition of Iraq; it merely — you might even say modestly — calls on Iraq to abide by the federalist provisions in its own post-liberation constitution.
In case you haven't been paying attention, there's a battle currently being waged in Congress over extending the Internet Tax Fairness Act of 1998, which established a moratorium on local and state taxes on the Internet.
John Edwards and Joe Biden won points for taking the gloves off against Hillary, says Mark Halperin, while Obama played it a little too cool
TIME.com covers the Obama '08 rally in Washington Square Park, New York City
The McCain campaign unveils three new ads in New Hampshire, featuring the candidate's POW narrative. Time.com's Ana Marie Cox breaks down the message.
In a TIME.com experiment Dan Hill, an expert on facial coding, looks into each candidate's eyes, etc. for clues to their innermost thoughts
A little butterfly in Panama beat her wings and created a storm in China.