The “Morning Joe” panel discusses the possibilities if Mitt Romney scores a surprise win in the Iowa Caucus tomorrow and goes on to an expected win in the New Hampshire Primary next week.
Iran’s navy says it has test-fired a medium-range surface-to-air missile in international waters near the strategic Strait of Hormuz. It’s Iran’s latest show of strength in the face of international criticism over its nuclear program.
Kelly Clarkson’s album sales surged on Amazon shortly after she appeared to endorse GOP hopeful Ron Paul on Twitter.
Gov. Rick Perry discusses his chances in the Iowa Caucus this Tuesday.
The annual first baby born in the New Year claim might have come from a hospital in the Bronx.
Ron Paul on Sunday defended controversial comments he made about AIDS patients in a 1987 book, while also disputing indications from recent polls that his support is slipping in Iowa.
Join host Stephen K. Bannon as he presents his weekly radio show from Des Moines, IA.
Four more car fires broke out in the Los Angeles area New Year’s Eve, leaving authorities to probe for any links to a series of arson blazes that burned dozens of cars and spread to some structures in recent days.
US soldiers and those serving with the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan celebrated the New Year at the NATO base in Kabul, Afghanistan on Saturday.
LA Times: Occupy protesters are busy finishing their float that will run at the end of the Rose Parade: a 70-by-40-foot octopus made of recycled plastic bags. The octopus, said activist Mark Lipman of Los Angeles, represents Wall Street’s stranglehold
Mitt Romney knocked President Barack Obama Saturday for rising debt levels, telling a restaurant packed with several hundred voters the president will be remembered “as a footnote in history” for his failures in office.
As a new year begins, some GOP presidential candidates and Iowa voters are expressing their political resolutions for the upcoming year. AP’s Robert Ray has the story.
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum was greeted with a fistful of glitter as he arrived at his final campaign event Friday night in Johnston, Iowa. An unidentified man shouted “Stop the hate! Taste the rainbow!” as he threw glitter at
Times Square revelers kicked off the start of the new year in style. Earlier, countries worldwide ushered in 2012 with fireworks and celebrations.
Kathy Griffin takes off her shirt. Anderson Cooper stammers uncomfortably. David Gergen inexplicably phones in. The rest is awkward television history.
New York’s Times Square was awash in hopeful sentiments as it began to welcome hordes of New Year’s Eve revelers looking to cast off a rough year and cheer their way to something better in 2012.
Mitt Romney was dodging questions from Carl Cameron this morning concerning his expectations of the Iowa caucus.
A stunningly confident Ron Paul predicts either a 1st or 2nd place finish in this week’s Iowa Caucuses.
The ‘Occupy London’ protesters stage a reading of the Charles Dickens classic “A Christmas Carol” on the steps of St Paul’s cathedral, drawing parallels between inequalities in Victorian Britain and now.
A Korean teenager has become the next Susan Boyle with her appearance on the South Korean version of “American Idol”.
A crowd cheered as the Times Square New Year’s Eve Ball dropped in a dress rehearsal Friday during preparations for New York’s big 2012 welcome party. Workers set up barricades, rigged stage lights and blew up balloons.
All eyes are on Iowa this week as the first official voting for the GOP presidential nomination takes place. But do you really know how a caucus works?
Four protesters, including the spokesman of Occupy Charlotte, were charged after setting fire to two American flags early Friday near the Occupy camp in Center City, police said.
