Katherine Harris gets some bad ink back home. Plus: Two GOP candidates in tough races are "disendorsed" by their hometown papers.

While Google and Apple fight for the smartphone future, Ballmer shuffles deck-chairs

According to the Pew Research Center, suburban counties have experienced sharper increases of poverty since 2000

Bush's feeble "family values" ploy is just a dutiful payoff to his base -- and it won't make much difference in November.

The EPA's ombudsman says Whitman muzzled him for criticizing a sweetheart Superfund settlement with a big investor in her husband's firm.

A Florida man who waved a "Trump 2020" flag on the Senate floor was convicted on Monday

With the 2020 election only 15 months away, Trump is determined to remind his base he's tough on border security

Salon readers debate whether the 34 Bush scandals on Peter Dizikes' list are evidence that Americans will forgive the president anything, or a sign that Democrats need to intensify their efforts.

Summer grilling starts now!

Experts got Election '02 wrong because more and more voters hang up on them. It's time for politicians to do the same.

Republicans who claim they want to "move on" are lying, since the best way to do that is bar Trump from running

J Allard's parting e-mail is a passionate reminder of how new technology can mean more than just minting cash

It's the latest in high-tech psychological warfare: E-mail and voice-mail invitations to surrender. But so far there are few signs that the strategy is working.