SWORN TO SECRECY ON SEATING Like any big event, be it sports or politics, there's always the gamesmanship of trying to psyche the opponent out. That was the case Tuesday...
Sen. John Kerry demanded Tuesday that President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney acknowledge their mistakes in Iraq after the former administrator of the U.S.-led occupation said more troops were...
REGISTRATION DEADLINE CRUSH The red, white and blue-draped tables outside the Franklin County Board of Elections were buzzing with activity throughout the day and into the evening Monday in Columbus,...
Perhaps the most noticeable thing inside the University of Miami's Convocation Center in Coral Gables, Fla., on Thursday was the chill in the air. Whatever the industry thermostat standard, the...
Sen. John Kerry's campaign has a new, unofficial strategy: To get even, get mad. Across Ohio and into West Virginia over the Labor Day weekend, Kerry supporters took to the...
Senate candidate Alan Keyes stridently defended his statements about the vice president's gay daughter Wednesday even as Illinois Republican leaders expressed reactions ranging from dismay to disgust. Keyes told a...
HOLD THE KETCHUP A cook at the Doubletree Guest Suites in Times Square noticed the Heinz ketchup bottles on the tables and thought they might offend Illinois Republicans staying there....
The culture wars will return to Capitol Hill when the Senate votes this week on whether to amend the Constitution to ban gay marriage, resurrecting a debate that exploded earlier...
In the Senate, the big news of the day was that Sen. John Kerry had come back from the campaign trail and actually cast three votes Tuesday. "We're all agog,"...
The Democratic campaign to take back the Senate looked nearly impossible just a few months ago. Republicans were poised to assert their claim to five Southern seats held by Democrats...