Election 2012

It's more than President Barack Obama's lackluster debate performance that has some Democrats on edge less than a month from Election Day.

An independent group supporting Republican Mitt Romney is launching a major TV advertising push in four presidential battleground states.

The producers of "Sesame Street" have asked President Barack Obama's re-election campaign to take down an ad it's produced using Big Bird.

You may have strong political opinions, but new research finds that those hardcore rants you've been posting on Facebook lately just might be losing you some friends in your social media circle.

Aides to Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney say his Medicare plan won't try to control costs by limiting the payments that future retirees would use to buy private health insurance. That adds detail to a proposal that has both intrigued and confused many Americans.

That's what was missing from yesterday's debate -- a keytar! Brilliant YouTuber Schmoyoho went through footage of the debate from last night between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama and made it into quite a catchy little song. One way or another, you WILL be interested in politics this election season...

As soon as we heard that Tumblr was going to be providing coverage of the debate via impromptu GIFs, we knew this election would at least be entertaining. Thanks should go especially to Mitt Romney's comment about Big Bird, which prompted tens of thousands of tweets. Here are the best of the internet reactions to last night's debate.

Even though his flow seems effortless, fun-loving rapper Flo Rida works incredibly hard, and now that he's topped the charts, he's getting back to his roots. "It wasn't easy getting to the top," Flo confessed in the opening montage of his moving 'I Cry' video. "I went through more than any man should have to growing up in the projects. Now I'm back for the kids," he affirms. &q

For the past year, President Barack Obama has confronted a dizzying swell of economic news - hiring up, hiring down, a euro crisis abroad, seesawing gasoline prices, foreclosures dragging down home values.

Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney says the attack on the American consulate in Libya was an act of terrorism and says the United States must use foreign aid to bring about lasting change in such places.