Bob Schieffer, host of CBSs Face the Nation, will moderate the final presidential debate, planned for Oct. 22 at Lynn University in Boca Raton.
The first debate will be held Oct. 3 at the University of Denver. The second, a town hall format, will be held Oct. 16 at Hofstra University in Hampstead, N.Y.
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It's been a question mark for months now: Will Sarah Palin stir 'em up at the Republican National Convention just two weeks away?
Everything I said at the 2008 convention about then-candidate Obama still stands today, she told Fox News Greta Van Susteren. This year is a good opportunity for other voices to speak at the convention and Im excited to hear them.
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Cries of glee and exultation from much of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romneys center-right base met the former Massachusetts governor's selection of Congressman Paul Ryan, R-Wis. as his running mate.
Both so-called social conservatives and tea partiers, and even some libertarians, are hailing the pick as a kind of victory for traditional values and/or fiscal restraint.
My latest at Sunshine State News: my take on why constitutional libertarians should bite the bullet and support the GOP presidential ticket, even as they (i.e., libertarians) continue to serve as the party's "loyal opposition."
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On the USS Wisconsin in Norfolk harbor, a coatless Mitt Romney named a tieless Paul Ryan as his vice presidential nominee.
U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, considered for many months a vice presidential possibility, praised Mitt Romney's selection of Rep. Paul Ryan as his running rate.
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In a final push before Tuesday's primary elections, House and Senate candidates collected hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions during the past three weeks -- and, in some cases, wrote big checks themselves, new reports show.
Patrick Sheehan, director of Florida's Office of Energy, believes all of Florida will benefit from the 2012 Florida Energy Summit, convening Aug. 15 in Orlando.
"We want to use this opportunity to talk to the broad range of stakeholders in Florida's energy spectrum and reflect on what we've accomplished," Sheehan told Sunshine State News.
