 | Obama holds 2-to-1 cash advantage over Romney
Obama's campaign reported $115 million in the bank through April.
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 | Jury begins deliberations in John Edwards case
Jurors heard testimony focusing on the details of the lurid sex scandal between the Democratic candidate, his mistress Rielle Hunter and his once-trusted aide Andrew Young.
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 | JPMorgan CEO willing to appear before Senate panel
The nation's largest bank admitted to a $2 billion trading loss.
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 | Romney uses Oregon primary to pad delegate total
He is 153 delegates shy of the number of delegates needed to win the Republican nomination.
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 | Rosenblum defeats Holton to take Oregon AG Democratic primary
Her victory came with the help of marijuana activists.
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 | Hales, Smith to face off in November
Late Tuesday night, Eileen Brady reportedly contacted Jefferson Smith to concede.
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 | Endorsements slow as Romney closes in
As Romney closes in on nailing down the Republican presidential nomination, endorsements from prominent Republicans are slowing to a trickle.
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 | Oregon attorney general's race takes center stage
The race pits former U.S. Attorney Dwight Holton against retired state appeals court judge Ellen Rosenblum.
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 | In Iowa, Romney tags Obama for debt 'prairie fire'
Romney said President Obama's support for increased federal debt has put the economy on a disastrous course.
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 | Paul: 'We will no longer spend resources'
The congressman from Texas, and a favorite of tea partyers, effectively ended his presidential campaign Monday.
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 | JPMorgan goof becoming a campaign issue
JPMorgan Chase's $2 billion-plus trading blunder is reverberating on the presidential campaign trail.
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 | Low voter turnout could have big impact on Tuesday elections
On Friday, Multnomah County elections officials reported that only 17 percent of the ballot had been returned.
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 | NJ gov vetoes Obama-related health exchange bill
He vetoed legislation that would set up a state health insurance exchange as part of President Obama's health care overha
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 | Romney stands by his opposition to gay marriage
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee reaffirmed his view that marriage should be restricted to one man and one woman, highlighting a sharp contrast with President Barack Obama.
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 | Obama backing gay marriage on fundraising tour
Obama said he had planned to announce his support for gay marriage before his party's convention in early September, but he said his hand was forced by Biden.
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