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Thousands marched in downtown Chicago protesting war, heading toward a convention center where President Barack Obama hosted a NATO summit.
MIAMI - Apparently Florida Gov. Rick Scott decided not to ignore the elephant in the room.
The city's effort to temporarily ban guns downtown during the Republican National Convention hasn't won over voters throughout Florida, but those in the Tampa Bay area are more sympathetic, a new poll says.
Mitt Romney's vice presidential search has entered a new phase: auditions.
The U.S. Senate campaign of Connie Mack IV issued an incorrect version of an endorsement from Puerto Rico Gov. Luis Fortuño that included statements Fortuño may not have made bashing Democratic incumbent Sen. Bill Nelson.
PHOENIX - Arizona's secretary of state says Hawaii's verification of President Barack Obama's birth records meets necessary requirements and that the president's name will appear on Arizona's ballot in the fall.
State Sen. Evelyn Lynn made a statement when she proposed the bill this year that closes the USF Poly campus and takes its budget to create a new university from scratch in Lakeland.
Two drills are taking place in Tampa this week. One practices what to do if a hurricane sweeps up Hillsborough Bay; the other is a response to a scenario in which terrorists kidnap Mayor Bob Buckhorn.
Is Rep. Connie Mack IV, R-Fort Myers, a candidate for U.S. Senate, the dumbest speaker in Congress? Well, sort of. But it's complicated.
An analysis of speech patterns of members of Congress that ranked their speech by reading grade level found Mack's Congressional Record verbiage was at the lowest level of any member during the 112th Congress, just above a 6th-grade level.
Add Newark, N.J., Mayor Cory Booker to the long list of political stand-ins for both President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney who've veered wildly off message in a presidential contest notable for its attention-grabbing gaffes.
Connie Mack IV's U.S. Senate campaign has sent letters seeking a federal investigation of the 2009 appointment of his Republican primary opponent, George LeMieux, to the Senate by former Gov. Charlie Crist.
Will issues in Rubio's personal and political background hold back one of the GOP's fastest-rising stars?
A fictitious hurricane is heading for Tampa Bay.
Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp - not George LeMieux - was Gov. Charlie Crist's first choice for a U.S. Senate appointment in 2009.
WASHINGTON - A Republican senator has asked both political parties to refund the millions of federal dollars each has received to help pay for this summer's presidential nominating conventions.
Mitt Romney is on a charm offensive.
