Facebook Forms a PAC
In forming a political action committee, Facebook is joining other social media companies in efforts to integrate with the political landscape.
View ArticleNew Politics Channel on YouTube
YouTube's new politics channel will try to capture unscripted moments from the campaign trail.
View ArticleCain Camp Turns Google Searches to Its Benefit
Searching for news about Herman Cain's accusers could lead people to a Cain fund-raising appeal.
View ArticleHouse Leaders Plan Facebook Hackathon
House leaders are planning an event with Facebook engineers and independent developers to explore ways for the public to more easily engage with lawmakers.
View ArticleKansas Governor Apologizes to Tweeting Teenager
A teenager's Twitter post makes waves around the nation, particularly in the state capital.
View ArticleWhat Does $40 Mean to You?
The White House takes its fight to extend the payroll tax cut to Twitter, asking people what losing $40 every two weeks would mean to them.
View ArticleIowa G.O.P. on Guard Against Voting Disruptions
While Occupy protesters say they have no plans to disrupt the caucuses, Republicans are taking no chances.
View ArticleAn Antiabortion Advocate Wins a Democratic Delegate
Yes, there are Democratic primaries, and in Oklahoma, a challenger to President Obama picks up a delegate.
View ArticleRandall Terry Loses His Delegate to the Democratic Convention
The anti-abortion leader had captured 18 percent of the vote in the Oklahoma Democratic primary on March 6.
View ArticleGrassley Assailed for Calling Obama ‘Stupid’ on Twitter
A spat erupted on Twitter between United States Senator Charles E. Grassley and David Axelrod, a top strategist for President Obama.
View ArticleRick Santorum Endorses Mitt Romney
In an e-mail to his supporters on Monday night, Mr. Santorum said he would throw his support behind Mr. Romney for the Republican nomination.
View ArticleRepublicans Wage Repeal Campaign on Social Media
Soon after the Supreme Court ruling on the health care law, Republicans took to Twitter with a hashtag aimed at focusing the conversation on reversing the law.
View ArticleCampaigns’ Rapid Response Efforts Get a Little More Rapid
Mitt Romney's campaign began a new Twitter and Tumblr account to quickly rebut what it views as inaccurate information coming from President Obama's campaign.
View ArticleThe Online Life of the Secret Romney Recordings
An anonymous Twitter user who claims to have produced the secret recordings of Mitt Romney in May alerted the Romney campaign in late August, as well as members of the media and prominent Democrats,...
View ArticleGiffords and Husband Announce Campaign Against Gun Violence
Former Representative Gabrielle Giffords and her husband, Mark E. Kelly, unveiled a new campaign against gun violence on Tuesday, the second anniversary of the shooting in a Tucson shopping center that...
View ArticleFacebook Forms a PAC
In forming a political action committee, Facebook is joining other social media companies in efforts to integrate with the political landscape.
View ArticleNew Politics Channel on YouTube
YouTube's new politics channel will try to capture unscripted moments from the campaign trail.
View ArticleCain Camp Turns Google Searches to Its Benefit
Searching for news about Herman Cain's accusers could lead people to a Cain fund-raising appeal.
View ArticleHouse Leaders Plan Facebook Hackathon
House leaders are planning an event with Facebook engineers and independent developers to explore ways for the public to more easily engage with lawmakers.
View ArticleKansas Governor Apologizes to Tweeting Teenager
A teenager's Twitter post makes waves around the nation, particularly in the state capital.
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