The exit polls coming out of Super Tuesday primaries show Republican voters are focused on the economy — even as their candidates sparred over everything from contraception to higher education.

This year has had an unusual number of Republican presidential debates on television. Does this help candidates without much money hold on longer than they should?

This final note today about the GOP debate and what markets can tell us about ourselves.

As Election Day results come pouring in, we look at one study that shows how Republicans and Democrats differ in their brand preferences.

We're staying with this story because it matters and it's in the process of getting arcane and hard to follow. There's a hearing today in DC to set…

As Obama gets ready for his Facebook town hall this afternoon, The New York Times writes today that the political left doesn't own the Internet -…

Increasing oil prices could end the global economic recovery, according to Fatin Birol, chief economist at the International Energy Agency. Birol…

The health care industry is hanging in limbo – and part of that has to do with the political changes this week in Washington….

Both the Democrats and Republicans appear to be scrambling in a game of one-upmanship to host "the greenest national convention ever." While that…