All things in moderation. Except politics.

How does it happen, Rachel Maddow asks, that wealthy Republicans who publicly support same-sex marriage now support candidates who oppose it?

In an appearance at the Daytona 500 rally in Florida on Sunday, Mitt Romney was asked whether he follows NASCAR.

As The New York Times points out, the fences separating the campaign from the super PAC have uncounted breaches.

Although Mitt Romney has made much of his Michigan roots, he doesn’t spend a lot of time publicly discussing his school experiences.

Google has named former U.S. Rep. Susan Molinari to head its Washington office.

Who is Sandra N. Tillotson, and why is The New York Times implying - but not stating outright - that she’s a member of the elite group of million-dollar donors in the 2012 presidential campaign?

To members of the extended Rooney Mara family, it must seem too much to hope for, that the young star could win an Oscar Sunday.

A decade after its acquisition by eBay, PayPal is still making things happen on Wall Street.

Joseph P. Kennedy III declared his candidacy for Congress Thursday morning.

Now that World Bank President Robert Zoellick is not seeking a second term, Lael Brainard is thrust into yet another position of influence.

You can read a lot from a nation’s U.S. lobby efforts.

Call it “political archaeology.”

Pop music icon Whitney Houston has died at age 48.