"I'm not running for second," Herman Cain (R) said at his presidential campaign announcement in Atlanta, GA on Saturday afternoon. Cain said he estimated the crowd to be at least 15,000 large. Cain gave a wide ranging campaign speech on the economy, entitlements, energy and immigration. "We have a nation of crisis," Mr. Cain said. Cain said w

"When you grow up you find out that life isn’t the way you imagined it, and President Obama means well. I think he’s actually a good guy. He has no f***ing idea what the world is like because he doesn’t have to live there," KISS vocalist and guitarist told CNBC. "The most pathetic body on the face of the planet." Simmons called the U.N. a

White House: Having just given the commencement address at Booker T. Washington High School in Memphis, which has made inspiring progress in recent years, the President says Congress must reform No Child Left Behind to help all our schools thrive.

GOP: In the Weekly Republican Address, Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison discusses soaring energy prices and how the Obama administration and Democrats in Congress continue to prevent commonsense increases in domestic energy supplies. Sen. Hutchison says, "With energy prices soaring nationwide, many American families are struggling to put gas i

Charles Krauthammer: Israel will wonder what that means about future assurances from the U.S.

Newsmax: The former Supreme Court law clerk and noted defense lawyer believes the speech will have a “terrible impact” on U.S. Israeli relations and increased the level of distrust dramatically, although “polite discour

Bill O'Reilly says President Obama's stance on Israel will hurt the Jewish vote for Democrats.

With evangelical candidate Mike Huckabee gone from the race, how will the remaining Republican hopefuls position themselves to capture their votes? The Washington Post’s Jonathan Capehart joins The Last Word with more.