Spike Lee to host $38,000 per ticket fundraiser for Obama
Filmmaker Spike Lee and wife Tonya will host a fund-raising dinner for President Obama in New York on Jan. 19...
Obama applauds Iowa Democrats for their help
WASHINGTON (AP) - Inserting his voice into a big night for Republicans, President Barack Obama appealed to Iowa Democrats on Tuesday during the first balloting in the GOP presidential campaign...
Romney, Santorum in close race in Iowa
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Romney, the longtime front-runner, and Santorum, whose campaign only recently gained momentum, were separated by only 19 votes with nearly 90 percent of the state's 1,774 precincts reporting...
Santorum drops Langston Hughes poem title from campaign
Because Santorum is not a very good politician, he allowed himself to be 'tripped up' by a student who asked him about how his campaign slogan was written by a gay, black, pro-union leftist poet...
Cain withholding 2012 endorsement
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Don't expect Herman Cain to endorse any of the Republican presidential candidates before Tuesday's Iowa caucuses..
Iowa: Who will win and how does it affect Obama?
theGRIO REPORT - In the hotly-contested GOP race, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney is the favorite, but former senator Rick Santorum and Rep. Ron Paul are close in most polls...
Ron Paul: Civil Rights Act of 1964 'destroyed' privacy
Despite recent accusations of racism and homophobia, Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) stuck to his libertarian principles on Sunday...
Obama's 10 biggest challenges in 2012
OPINION - Now that 2011 has faded to black, let's explore some of the major issues President Barack Obama will face in the coming year...
Ron Paul can't keep newsletter story straight
OPINION - In 1996, Paul defended the newsletters and the content. Yet now all of a sudden in 2012, he has no idea how those offensive portions snuck in there...
Paul on newsletters: Not that offensive
Ron Paul on Thursday downplayed the fringe aspects of his old newsletters, saying on an Iowa radio program that the most offensive passages were probably only a small portion of the overall content...
