Debut ads in the climate-change series feature Pat Robertson and Al Sharpton.

Former president twice told Dems at California Democratic Party convention in San Jose to "chill out."

In the interest of understanding the mindset of these fence-sitters—and further enabling the new Beltway pastime—Politico offers a taxonomy of the uncommitted.

Clinton wins Texas primary, but Obama could win more delegates after party conventions held Saturday.

Rep. Lewis marks 40th anniversary of MLK’s final sermon at a National Cathedral forum co-sponsored by Politico.

While the GOP tied Iran to recent conflict in Iraq, Dems continue to focus on the race for superdelegates.

Clinton camp puts off paying bills for months, earning campaign a reputation as a deadbeat in some small-business circles.

With a Yuengling and a "Terrible Towel," candidate woos voters in the blue-collar hamlets of western Pennsylvania.

John McCain's campaign maps out strategies to stay in the news.

Blog: Obama camp fires back against Mark Penn's claim that Obama "really can't win the general election."

Presidential candidates weigh in on symbolically important budget vote.

Blog: Giuliani says he's getting used to private life and not thinking about running for Spitzer's job.

Blog: Both campaigns have now agreed to an April 16 Philadelphia debate, hosted by ABC.

Reps want to prohibit use of federal funds to implement planned WH deal with Iraqi government.

GOP sources say total lost by NRCC, other Republican committees could be as high as $1 million.

McCain may be competitive in states that were out of reach for Bush and otherwise trending away from GOP.

Fifty-three percent of Americans now believe "the U.S. will ultimately succeed in achieving its goals" in Iraq, according to new poll.

Blog: Ben Smith has the latest updates on the Spitzer scandal. Got headline ideas?

Blog:  "If I am not ready, why do you think I would be such a great vice president?"

Blog: Chairman revives long-dormant inquiry of security firm that protects U.S. personnel in Iraq.