Sen. John McCain is taking heat from a television infomercial star famous for hawking free government money, who is angry that the Arizona senator used him in a campaign ad without permission.
Republican Sen. John McCain says he plans to vote against confirming Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan.
In his first public remarks since his widely condemned comments on Afghanistan, Republican Party chairman Michael Steele said Thursday he "ain't goin' anywhere" despite calls for his resignation.
The embattled head of the GOP isn't getting an endorsement from Sen. John McCain.
Matthew Lesko and Miss Cleo make appearances in U.S. Sen. John McCain's latest Web video poking fun at his Republican challenger's role as an infomercial pitchman.
U.S. Sen. John McCain says he disagrees with Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer's statements that most people crossing the U.S. southern border illegally are smuggling drugs, but he thinks she is doing a good job of standing up for her state.
Sen. John McCain said Thursday he still thinks it's a mistake to publicly announce a July 2011 date for the start of a U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Arizona Sen. John McCain is launching a new television ad attacking his primary challenger as a "huckster" for his role as pitchman for a Florida company.
John McCain's Republican primary challenger said he regrets taping an infomercial on behalf of a company accused of taking advantage of consumers.
Arizona Sen. John McCain is taking to Twitter to slam President Barack Obama, this time in an exchange with a star from MTV's hit reality series "Jersey Shore."
A now-disbarred Florida lawyer who admitted to orchestrating a huge Ponzi scheme gave more than $180,000 to Arizona Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign, contributions that McCain's Senate rival is now making an issue in their competitive primary.
Once bitter rivals for the presidency, Mitt Romney and John McCain campaigned together as friends on Friday, one gearing up for a likely presidential bid and the other fighting to hold onto his seat in the U.S. Senate.
The National Rifle Association endorsed John McCain Thursday in Arizona's Republican Senate primary.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will campaign with John McCain in Arizona next week.
Sen. John McCain resurrected a proposal to send an additional 6,000 National Guard troops to the U.S-Mexico border just hours after President Barack Obama's Democratic allies in the Senate killed the plan.
President Barack Obama's Democratic allies in the Senate on Thursday killed a move by presidential rival John McCain to send an additional 6,000 National Guard troops to the U.S-Mexico border.
Arizona Sen. John McCain launched new radio and television ads Thursday that blast his primary opponent for supporting congressional earmarks.
Arizona Sen. John McCain said Friday that primary voters across the nation sent a clear message this week that they're angry and frustrated.
Arizona Sen. John McCain has hired his former Senate chief of staff to be the new manager of his campaign.
Sarah Palin on Thursday endorsed a Senate candidate backed by the tea party, a move that complicates national Republican efforts to recruit their favored choice in the Washington state race.
A journalist whose reporting in the late 1980s helped put a spotlight on John McCain's role in the Keating Five savings and loan scandal is now hoping to take the Arizona senator's seat.
Three years after dismissing the effectiveness of building a fence on the U.S.-Mexico border, Arizona Sen. John McCain is airing a campaign ad in which he declares: "complete the danged fence."
Sen. John McCain's re-election bid lost its campaign manager and another veteran Republican official, part of a shake-up for the Arizona lawmaker locked in a tight primary race with radio host and former Rep. J.D. Hayworth.
President Barack Obama is poking fun at Sen. John McCain's claim he was not identified as a maverick.
Pearls of wisdom from President Barack Obama: Few things in life are harder to find and more important to keep than love.
Two articles: Headless bodies and other immigration tall tales in Arizona
WASHINGTON: Republicans and some Arizona law enforcement figures have attacked Barack Obama over Washington's legal challenge to the state's tough new immigration laws.
So it's official: Obama's Justice Department will announce this week that it's suing Arizona to overturn the onerous immigration law.
"The Justice Department filed suit Tuesday against Arizona, charging that the state's new immigration law is unconstitutional and requesting a preliminary injunction to stop the legislation from taking effect.
From ex-military to the everyday person, these private citizens are doing what they have to do in order to protect themselves and............
From an Associated Press article today on the conviction in China of an American citizen accused of spying and collecting "state secrets":
I understand the need for the U.S.
The GOP leader continues to face fireworks from his own party this holiday weekend This was a war of Obama's choosing," the RNC chairman said. "This is not something the United States had actively prosecuted or wanted to engage in." (?!)
As you've probably known since childhood, 234 years ago today we declared our independence from England. But until this week, none of us could have known that:
HUNT: I must say, John McCain, in his interview with you, Jake, that was extraordinary to say that crime is up there. He's talking about Mexico. Crime is down in Arizona. Every single academic study that's been done shows that immigrants commit fewer crimes.
The Obama Administration has said no one has requested a Jones Act waiver.
U.S. Sen. John McCain says Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer has done a good job in the debate over illegal immigration, but he doesn't agree with her that most people crossing the border illegally are smuggling drugs.
Last week, news broke that Gov. Jan Brewer (R-AZ) erroneously claimed that the majority of undocumented immigrants "are coming here and they're bringing drugs" during a primary election debate on June 15th.
WASHINGTON — From former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin to Arizona Sen.
NORFOLK, Va. — Sarah Palin on Sunday painted President Barack Obama's administration as a cowering giant intent on surrendering the nation's mantle as a superpower and willing to sell out its allies.
The concept behind the site Tea Party Jesus is simple: Put the words of conservative Christian social and political figures in the mouth of Christ.
There can be no comprehensive immigration reform until the border is secured.
Last week, ThinkProgress reported that, during a recent primary debate, Gov. Jan Brewer (R-AZ) falsely claimed that the "majority" of undocumented immigrants who come to the U.S.
Baby killer, liar, socialist, death panels, whatever else you can think of, and, for good measure, the kitchen sink too.
John McCain's Republican primary challenger said he regrets taping an infomercial on behalf of a company accused of taking advantage of consumers.
With the scrawl of a pen, GOP Gov. Jan Brewer of Arizona awakened the dormant but explosive issue of illegal immigration, sending shock waves across the political spectrum in an election year when both parties had hoped to sidestep the topic.
Despite her claim to a conservative form of feminism, Sarah Palin will never lead the religious right for one simple reason: She's a woman. To the Republican base, Sarah Palin represents many things: a trailblazer for female candidates, a "pro-life" stalwart, a devoted mother, a …
Reaction to President Barack Obama's ouster Wednesday of Gen. Stanley McChrystal, the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan, and naming of Gen. David Petraeus to take over the war:
With the ramped-up war in Afghanistan at a precarious moment, President Barack Obama prepared to hear his top war commander explain biting published complaints about the commander in chief and his aides. Even before their showdown, the White House's rebuke of Gen.