Democrats running for the House and Senate are pouncing on Mitt Romney's remarks that nearly half of all Americans think they are "victims" entitled to government help and that he doesn't worry about what he called "those people."

The deadline to register to vote in Nevada is fast approaching. Currently the number of registered voters in Washoe County could come close or even exceed the total number of registered voters in 2008. But unlike four years ago, there are even more ways to register to vote for president.

Pick your pundit when Bill O'Reilly and Jon Stewart face off for a special 90-minute debate about the 2012 presidential race.

Republican Mitt Romney is making a fresh appeal to Latino voters and trying to cut into President Barack Obama's advantage with a key portion of the electorate.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is making a direct appeal to U.S. voters to elect a president willing to draw a "red line" with Iran.

Republican Vice Presidential candidate Paul Ryan thinks the Federal Reserve is making a mistake in its new effort to prop up the economy.

An 18-year-old Los Angeles County high school senior has been selected as a member of the nation's Electoral College.

Mitt Romney would like to see actor Gene Hackman play him in a movie. He's a fan of "Jersey Shore" star Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi. And when it comes to bedtime attire, Romney's says "as little as possible."

The Nevada Senate race is getting so close that the candidates are squabbling over who is winning more support among the state's Filipino-American veterans.

A White House report is warning that $110 billion in across-the-board spending cuts at the start of the new year would be "deeply destructive" to the military and core government responsibilities like patrolling U.S. borders and air traffic control.

Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan is aggressively criticizing President Barack Obama's foreign policy leadership and says the U.S. needs "moral clarity and firmness of purpose."

The Nevada economy was hit harder than most places in the country, President Barack Obama told supporters during a quick campaign stop Wednesday in Las Vegas.

A watchdog group gives Nevada Senate candidate Shelley Berkley a "dishonorable mention" in its report on corrupt members of Congress, and Berkley's Campaign responds to this "designation".

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Vice President Joe Biden says there is "no place in the civilized world" for the attack that killed U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans at the U.S. consulate in Libya.

Republican Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney was in Reno on Monday addressing the National Guard Association.

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney says Sept. 11 is a time to renew the resolve of protecting Americans against "evil" attacks.

President Barack Obama is planning a stop in Las Vegas during a campaign trip next week to the campaign battleground states of Nevada and Colorado.

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will be back in Reno next week to address the National Guard Association convention in Reno.

President Barack Obama says news that private employers created just 96,000 jobs last month is "not good enough" and the economy needs to churn out jobs faster.

Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan says the latest unemployment report shows the economy is "limping along" as a result of failed leadership and bad fiscal policy coming from the Obama administration.

A Sacramento County judge will hear arguments over whether former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger violated California law when he reduced the prison sentence for the son of a political ally.

His re-election in doubt, President Barack Obama conceded only halting progress Thursday night toward fixing the nation's stubborn economic woes but vowed in a Democratic National Convention finale, "Our problems can be solved, our challenges can be met."

A new television ad from Mitt Romney's campaign is using Bill Clinton's words against President Barack Obama.

Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is defending his decision not to discuss the Afghanistan war in his convention speech. And he says President Barack Obama should use his convention speech to "report on the promises he made."