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Why did gold crash? Ron Paul points his finger at two potential culprits: The Obama administration and Goldman Sachs.
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Newt Gingrich will suspend his bid for the Republican presidential nomination next week, NBC News reports after Mitt Romney swept primaries in five states.
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Mitt Romney laid claim to a fiercely contested Republican presidential nomination Tuesday night with five more primary triumphs and immediately set the tone for the general election campaign by attacking President Barack Obama over his handling of the economy.
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Known as one of the richest candidates of all time, Mitt Romney spoke about his grandfather's and father's struggles with poverty while campaigning in Pennsylvania.
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Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul, faced with a daunting delegate disadvantage and dwindling media attention, nevertheless plans on continuing his campaign to try to change the way Washington operates.
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Presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) shares his final thoughts on the economy and politics.
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Republican presidential candidate, Rep. Ron Paul discusses fixing the U.S. economy, fighting the Fed, Iran and foreign policy, and his plan to restore America.
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CNBC's Rick Santelli reports on the latest activity from the trading pits at the CME, with Rep. Ron Paul, (R-TX).
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Rep. Ron Paul, (R-TX) and Dino Kos, Hamiltonian Associates, debate current Federal Reserve policy and whether it's time to call for an end to the institution.
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"I want a market economy," says GOP presidential candidate, Ron Paul discussing his thoughts on why America should go back to the gold standard; fixing the U.S. economy; and his fight with the Fed.
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"You don't quit the race just because you're behind," says GOP presidential candidate, Rep. Ron Paul, (R-TX) discussing his plan to restore America and whether he will get enough delegates to win the nomination.
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CNBC's John Harwood reports on the difficulty President Obama and the Republican candidates are facing raising money in a tough economic environment.
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Mitt Romney's presidential campaign said it raised $12.6 million in contributions in March, adding to roughly $14 million his Republican Party brought in last month.
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CNBC's Eamon Javers discusses Rick Santorum's decision to suspend his campaign for the GOP presidential nomination.
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On “Fox News Sunday,” Newt Gingrich described Mitt Romney as "far and away the most likely" GOP nominee. The writing is on the wall for Gingrich, the Christian Science Monitor reports.
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Debating whether tonight's primaries will become a tipping point in the GOP race for president, with Robert Shrum, Democratic strategist; Robert Costa, National Review; and Steve Forbes, Forbes Media chairman.
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On the third and last day of arguments, several Supreme Court justices seemed receptive to the idea that portions of Obama's health care law can survive even if the the centerpiece is declared unconstitutional.
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The heart of the Obama administration's health care overhaul hanging in the balance, the Supreme Court is turning to whether the rest of the law can survive if the crucial individual insurance requirement is struck down.
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More than 60 of Obama's biggest campaign donors have visited the White House more than once for meetings with top advisers, holiday parties or state dinners, a review by The Associated Press has found.
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Rick Santorum lashed out at journalists, saying his comment that Mitt Romney is the "worst Republican" to run against President Obama was taken out of context.
