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Ron Paul
1976–1977; 1979–1985; 1997–present
Preceded by Rob Casey; Bob Gammage; Greg Laughlin
Succeeded by Incumbent
August 20, 1935 (age 71), Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Republican
Carol Wells
Physician
Non-denominational Protestant
Political news
In winning the Nevada Republican caucuses, Mitt Romney added another victory in a campaign built on organization and momentum.
Newt Gingrich puts to rest rumors that he might be dropping out after a loss in the Nevada caucuses and accuses his chief rival of dishonesty.
Mitt Romney on Saturday hits President Barack Obama on unemployment improvement and attacks the 2009 stimulus on a factory floor that accepted a contract including stimulus funds.
Campaigning in Colorado, Rick Santorum remained upbeat and largely dismissive of any impact his last place finished in Nevada would have on his GOP candidacy.
Mitt Romney likes to say on the campaign trail that President Obama's policies made the recession worse, but most statistics don't bear that out.
A weeklong firestorm over the Susan G. Komen foundation's decision to cut off -- and, on Friday, restore -- a grant to Planned Parenthood marked one of the high points in political battle targeting the finances of the nationwide network of reproductive health clinics.
New York City's activist mayor is spending millions of his own money touting an issue most politicians avoid like the plague.
Indiana's top elections official loses his job after jurors convict him of multiple voter fraud-related charges.
Newt Gingrich had no comment about January's jobs figures at an event late Friday morning in Nevada because, the former House speaker explained, he hadn't seen them yet.
In what’s likely to be a boost to President Obama’s chances of winning a second term, nonfarm payroll employment jumped by 243,000 last month as the unemployment rate fell to its lowest level since February of 2009.
Right after Election Day, a lame-duck Congress will face a horrific fiscal train wreck: sharp tax increases, combined with automatic spending cuts.
First Read: President stresses fairness, housing and the auto industry success as he eyes a general election race against Mitt Romney.
Republican front-runner Mitt Romney, a Mormon with close ties to church leaders, is expected to carry an overwhelming majority of votes Saturday from Nevada members of the church.
President Barack Obama is to visit a state-of-the-art fire station in a Washington suburb on Friday.
With members of Congress convinced their political survival depends on their image, the House is wasting no time in considering a Senate-passed bill that would ban insider trading by lawmakers and thousands of executive branch officials.
The bruising Republican primary has given President Obama and his campaign an opportunity to craft his message for the general election, especially as it relates to winning over independents.
Donald Trump formally endorsed Mitt Romney for president on Thursday, describing the former Massachusetts governor as "tough" and "smart" and the best pick in the GOP primary.
Dozens of American industries and businesses, from biodiesel producers to stock car racing facilities, are urging Congress to quickly revive 60 targeted tax breaks that expired on Dec. 31.
First Read: Republicans criticize the public stance but Obama may be able to declare an effective end to a second war before November’s election.
President Barack Obama has long relished a dragged-out Republican primary contest that would leave the eventual Republican nominee battered before the fall election.
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, denies report that he had to call a "truce" with House Marjority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va.
Mitt Romney vigorously defended his economic message and engaged in a bit of damage control when asked by a reporter to explain his comment on CNN that he is "not concerned about the very poor."
The former House speaker, speaking in Nevada, said that Mitt Romney's gaffe helped illustrate the differences between their candidacies.
Senate Democrats announced Wednesday that they planned hearings looking into the rise of super PACs and unregulated spending in elections.
In what was billed as a major address on health care, presidential hopeful Rick Santorum took a hard line against government getting involved in offsetting the cost of drug prices.
First Read offers five reasons why Tuesday night's outcome in the Sunshine State was unique, including money and debates.
President Barack Obama on Wednesday called on Congress to approve a $5 billion to $10 billion effort to help U.S. homeowners refinance as part of a wider package of proposals to shore up the depressed housing market.
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