The Fox News debate was a fiery 15th debate that was marked by attacks on Romney from all sides.

In a speech Monday, Jon Huntsman announced he's suspending his campaign for the GOP presidential nomination and endorsing Mitt Romney.

MLK Day; Jon Huntsman drops presidential bid; updates on cruise ship disaster; Nigerian fuel subsidy partially reinstated; brief Golden Globes recap.

In a twitter rant Saturday evening and Sunday morning, Rupert Murdoch called out the Obama administration for caving to lobbyist pressure.

Media speculate whether it was a good gesture, or solely an attempt at political profit.

Sunday shows were dominated by discussion of Mitt Romney’s private sector record. On ABC, Stephen Colbert spoke about his presidential ambitions.

Former Mississippi governor, Haley Barbour catches criticism for defending his pardons of 200-plus convicts.

Kansas House Speaker Mike O'Neal is accused of calling for President Obama's death in an e-mail.

The White House issued a statement Saturday saying it won't support legislation that undermines the nature of the internet.

A trip Mitt Romney made in 1983 with his dog on the roof of the family car is at the center of a new attack ad.

Paul hasn't complete ruled out a third-party run for the White House, and analysts can't stop speculating about what it would mean for the GOP.

The vote comes amid high tensions between the nation's civilian government and military.

Stephen Colbert transferred his Super PAC to Jon Stewart Thursday to make way for a possible run in South Carolina.

President Obama plans to consolidate and streamline federal agencies, but he needs congressional approval to do so.

Obama asks Congress for consolidating authority; Marines on urinating video identified; Burma releases prisoners; Apple halts iPhone 4S China release

The Israeli Supreme Court upheld a law passed in 2003 that bars Palestinian spouses of Arab-Israel citizens from attaining citizenship.

Pew released a survey of Mormon Americans, the first survey of how Mormons feel they are perceived.

UPDATE: Stephen Colbert announced Thursday night he will explore a run for the presidency in South Carolina.

A judge says inmates might have failed to notify the public of their intent to seek freedom.

After placing second in Iowa, the media speculates on how Ron Paul will fare in the South Carolina Primary and beyond.

It's a debate over the debates. Many in the media are asking if this election cycle has seen too many debates.

The major broadcast networks argue they are fined too harshly and want an old ruling overturned. But the court seems stuck in another age, media say.

Guantanamo Bay's 10th anniversary; Romney wins New Hampshire; Iranian nuclear scientist killed; an Arab League monitor quits; 2012 CES highlights.

GOP candidate Jon Huntsman failed to live up to media projections he'd surge in the New Hampshire primary. He placed third in that state.

The former Massachusetts governor became the first non-incumbent Republican to win both the Iowa caucus and the New Hampshire primary.

The high court is hearing a case this week to decide whether Texas’ newly drawn redistricting lines violate the Voting Rights Act.

UPDATE: As of 8:00pm EST Tuesday night, the AP is reporting Mitt Romney has won the New Hampshire primary.

UPDATE: As of 8:00pm EST Tuesday night, the AP is reporting Mitt Romney has won the New Hampshire primary.

Primary day New Hampshire; al-Assad gives televised speech; North Korea to grant amnesty; Hostess Brands close to bankruptcy.

After less than one year in the role, Chief of Staff Bill Daley announced his resignation. Budget director Jack Lew will fill the role.