
New research suggests that nicotine may hold the key to weight loss medicine. That, and other reasons cigarettes aren't all bad.

When Obama failed to sidestep politics as usual, many disillusioned young voters found a refreshing alternative in Ron Paul.

A record number of Millennials don't claim any religion as their own. How will this affect the future of America?

Eric Cantor's new plan to save money involves forcing students to begin paying back school loans before they've even graduated.

The controversy around the humble penny illustrates the challenges of getting public spending under control.

Rush Limbaugh's brother kicks off the hateful political mudslinging with a bang.

Note to Republican state legislatures: Taking away people's right to vote is a shameful way to win an election.

The appointments highlight economic issues—financial predation and corporate overreach—that voters care about in 2012.

MSNBC's Mark Halperin has been suspended for calling President Obama a dick. But is that the worst thing he's been called on the air?

With anti-Musim Obama attacks on the rise, a reminder: Muslims in America have a lot more to worry about than Christians.

Tough questions about White House influence over a bankrupt solar company shouldn't stop green energy investment.

If Obama knows what's good for him, he'll use this health care coup to woo back his most ardent supporters. But will it be enough?

Romney's haphazard assaults on women's health manage to make him look anti-women and apathetic at the same time.

Conservatives use "Obamacare" as a slur, but a new campaign is fighting back.

The results range from presidential candidates to religious leaders, with an occasional entrepreneur or pop-culture icon in the mix.

"Hope and Change: Redux" has officially begun.

Nearly four years after America elected its first black president, the nation's racial woes seem to be worse than they've been in years.

With our economy in the weeds, Twitter users want to know whether Obama would legalize marijuana. The two are more related than you think.