Sarah Palin’s wardrobe has been revamped, thanks to the Republican National Committee.

Anyone watching Chris Matthews, host of MSNBC’s Hardball, senses his passion for politics.

Tumult surrounds Sumner Redstone these days, and the least of it may be his pending divorce.

While many billionaires watch their portfolios shrivel, and nonprofit organizations worry about their reliance on those portfolios, one well-known philanthropist plans to expand his giving.

Billionaire Kirk Kerkorian is dumping part of his stake in Ford Motor Company after losing nearly two-thirds of his $995 million holding.

When Colin Powell announced his support of Illinois Sen. Barack Obama’s candidacy on Meet the Press Sunday, he was distancing himself not just from his party, but from his own son.

Away from the glare of the campaign, leaders of two distinct Democratic networks are sifting names and vetting resumes for a prospective Barack Obama presidency.

Who says the economy is in the tank? There are at least two billionaires willing to spend and spend and spend in these perilous financial times.

With exactly two weeks to go before the election, Barack Obama has announced he will leave the campaign trail for two days to visit his gravely ill grandmother in Hawaii.

Former New York Times reporter Judith Miller, whose stories about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq were proven wrong after the U.S. invasion, is joining Fox News as an analyst on national security issues.

Charles J. O’Byrne has had many roles in life, including lawyer, Jesuit priest, friend of the Kennedys and, currently, the most powerful non-elected public official in the state of New York.

Barack Obama is breaking all records in campaign fundraising, bringing in a whopping $150 million last month alone.

Oliver Stone’s much-anticipated W. does not look like the moneymaker that distributor Lions Gate Entertainment and other backers had hoped for. Still, the studio insists it will continue to back political films, in addition to its usual fare of horror and action adventures.

Chesapeake Energy chairman and CEO Aubrey McClendon was the top new search term on Muckety last week.

With just 16 days left in the presidential campaign, retired Gen. Colin Powell today announced his support for Democratic candidate Barack Obama.

A Florida billionaire and top fund-raiser for John McCain has been accused of “a reprehensible form of war profiteering” by the chairman of a Congressional investigative committee.

Last night, Joe the Plumber, the essence of un-Muckety, became the sweetheart of both political parties and the mainstream media.

In a boardroom shakeup at high-end auto manufacturer Tesla Motors, chairman Elon Musk is becoming CEO.

She may have been forced out as chief financial officer of Lehman Brothers, but Erin Callan appears not to have lost that golden-girl touch.

Like father, like son. Well, maybe not. On Friday, the satirist and conservative columnist Christopher Buckley endorsed Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.