WASHINGTON -- Republicans' search for a way back to presidential success is drawing a striking array of personalities and policy options, creating a w...

Don't leave former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee (R) out of the 2016 conversation just yet. Speaking with Newsmax TV in a recent interview, the 2008 ...

WASHINGTON -- Republican angst over presidential election losses obscures the fact that many conservative ideals have prospered for decades. Conserva...

Sens. Marco Rubio's and Rand Paul's delivery of back-to-back rebuttals of President Barack Obama's speech to Congress - Rubio as the Republican respon...

Grover Norquist, the president of Americans for Tax Reform, told the Albany Times Union on Sunday that he has high hopes for the Republican Party in 2...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Looking for a new direction, many Republicans are turning to the states for an antidote to their 2012 election drubbing. Republica...

The last few days remind me of the Clinton impeachment fight....

A week after Election Day, three Republican governors mentioned as 2016 presidential candidates -- Bobby Jindal, John Kasich and Bob McDonnell -- each...

After once looking for a fleeting moment like a serious contender for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination, Rick Santorum said Monday that he's "open"...

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Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) continued to flirt with speculation about a 2016 presidential run in a recent interview with ABC. "I'm not going to deny tha...

Gov. Christie is at a crossroads: he can romance the national Republican Party or concentrate on a badly battered New Jersey. The conflicts before yesterday were largely symbolic. Now they're real, with large consequences.

Republicans should have won. The economy was having more trouble starting than my dad's Pinto back in '70s, and Barack Obama had gone from the black Kennedy to the black Jimmy Carter. Fate was practically holding the door to the White House open for Republicans.