Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney’s wife, Ann Romney, reacts to Obama's acceptance speech and discusses why she feels Americans should cast their ballot for her husband.
Hundreds of Ohioans show up at a Charlotte restaurant to watch President Obama's speech.
President Barack Obama laid claim to a peace dividend that doesn't exist when he told the nation he wants to use money saved by ending wars to build highways, schools and bridges.
NewsChannel 5 Democratic analyst Peter Lawson Jones pin-points what shined in President Obama's speech.
Vice President Joe Biden cited job gains under President Barack Obama while ignoring overall job losses, standard fare at the Democratic National Convention.
An Elyria couple, previously undecided in this year's presidential race, will cast their votes for Romney.
Rev. Jesse Jackson, Jr. surprises Ohio delegates and urges them to re-elect Barack Obama.
Major Domestic Initiatives
- Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
- Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
- American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (Stimulus)
- Job Creation Act
- Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
- Don't Ask Don't Tell Repeal Act
Major Foreign Policy Initiatives
- Ended U.S. military presence in Iraq
- Ordered operation that killed Osama bin Laden
- Increased U.S. troop levels in Afghanistan
- Ordered U.S. military intervention in Libya
- New START arms control treaty with Russia
More DNC stories
Earlier this week, the U.S. national debt escalated to more than $16 trillion for the first time in history, but how does $16 trillion stack up?
Former Browns owner Art Modell remembered by Ohio delegates at DNC.
When former President Bill Clinton took the stage at the Democratic National Convention on Wednesday, he portrayed President Barack Obama as a pragmatic compromiser who has been stymied at every turn by Republicans.
Former Cuyahoga County Commissioner Peter Lawson Jones analyzes the Democratic National Convention.
An 89-year-old Carroll County delegate is attending her seventh convention. She's also the oldest delegate in Charlotte.
Hundreds of Ohioans are fired up in Charlotte for the Democratic National Convention.
Democratic officials are moving President Barack Obama's convention speech Thursday indoors because of the possibility of severe weather.
Photos
Photos from the first day of the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.
A look back at Democratic National Conventions nominating Al Gore, John Kerry and Barack Obama in 2000, 2004 and 2008.
Tuesday
- First Lady Michelle Obama
- Keynote speaker, Mayor of San Antonio Julián Castro
Wednesday
- Massachusetts Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren
- Former President Bill Clinton
Thursday
- Massachusetts Senator John Kerry
- Vice President Joe Biden
- President Barack Obama
Mitt Romney Coverage
Mitt Romney says his heart said he was going to win the presidency, but when early results came in on election night, he knew it was not to be.
It seems that former GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney might not have wanted the title “President of the United States.”
President Barack Obama will host his former political rival Mitt Romney for a private lunch at the White House Thursday, their first meeting since the election.
If losing the presidential election wasn't enough, Mitt Romney has been hemorrhaging Facebook friends.
Mitt Romney's internal campaign polling showed President Obama leading Ohio by five points on Sunday, the final day the campaign polled the state, two GOP sources told CNN.
Barack Obama Coverage
President Barack Obama told college graduates that only their generation can break the cycle of a political system consumed by "small things" that work for the benefit of a few.
This Sunday, President Obama will be the main speaker at the Ohio State commencement ceremony.
From the football field to Oval Office, 7-year-old cancer patient Jack Hoffman is having quite a month.
President Barack Obama is nominating Charlotte, N.C., Mayor Anthony Foxx, a rising star in Democratic politics, to run the Transportation Department, a White House official said.
President Barack Obama will visit Boston on Thursday, three days after a pair of deadly bombings at the Boston Marathon.