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  • Romney campaign to 'carpet bomb' airwaves after Obama nomination speech

    Published September 06, 2012

    Senior Romney-Ryan campaign officials tell Fox News the campaign will launch an enormous media offensive on Friday, the day after President Obama accepts the Democratic Party's nomination for a second term. The push will include ad buys in several states that will cost tens of millions of dollars. 

  • Obama campaign dismisses Romney convention speech, says 'there was no big idea here'

    Published August 30, 2012

    A senior Obama campaign official tells Fox News, in response to the Romney speech: "There was no big idea here," adding that Romney "recycled widely debunked attacks."

  • Fact Check: Paul Ryan's convention address

    Published August 30, 2012

    Democrats are zeroing in on two particular aspects of Paul Ryan's 36-minute address, as Mitt Romney prepares for his own nomination address. 

  • Paul Ryan readies for his close-up ahead of Republican National Convention

    Published August 28, 2012

    Enjoying one last visit to his native Janesville, Wisconsin before introducing himself to an estimated television audience of 20 million Americans, Rep. Paul Ryan has been quietly preparing the speech of his life: his address before the Republican National Convention that will formally anoint the forty-two-year-old as the party's vice presidential nominee.

  • Document shows Obama administration wrestling with ‘DREAM Act' policy

    Published August 09, 2012

    Nearly two months after President Obama announced a controversial decision to use his executive powers to spare younger illegal immigrants from the threat of deportation, Fox News has obtained a draft document that shows officials wrestling internally with how to implement the new policy.

  • Is the Tea Party the new 'Establishment?'

    Published August 02, 2012

    The GOP Senate runoff victory for Ted Cruz in Texas marked the triumph of grassroots Tea Party activism over an entrenched GOP establishment figure. But a number of factors at work beg the question of whether the new Republican nominee for the seat being vacated by retiring Republican Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison did not himself enjoy the backing of a wholly separate "establishment."

  • US, allies have 'good fix' on location of Syrian weapons stockpiles

    Published July 19, 2012

    U.S. and allied intelligence agencies know where most of the Syrian regime's chemical and biological weapons are stored, according to current and former Obama administration officials, giving Western powers a better chance of monitoring them should President Bashar Assad be toppled from office and leave a power vacuum.

  • Panetta report on Iran's military capabilities stirs Republican criticism of Obama

    Published July 13, 2012

    A sobering Pentagon assessment of Iran’s military capabilities prompted the top elected Republican in Congress to criticize President Obama for not doing enough to check the threat posed by the Islamic regime.

  • Obama's 'American story' faces fresh scrutiny

    Published July 05, 2012

    A new book is questioning alleged discrepancies in President Obama's memoir, Dreams From My Father. 

  • Romney accuses Obama of 'vicious lies' on Bain Capital

    Published July 03, 2012

    “So shame on you, Barack Obama!” cries out the voice in the latest TV ad from the Romney campaign, airing only in Ohio. Yet the voice belongs not to presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney, but to an unlikely figure to appear in any Romney commercial: Hillary Clinton.