WASHINGTON, D.C. — As Sen. Mitt Romney delivered his final Senate speech Wednesday, a group of his colleagues gathered to offer thanks for Romney’s service and friendship. Senators from both ...

Mitt Romney came to Congress talking a big game ... his interest in working on carbon tax legislation. Bertelsen, whose group was formed to advance the Baker-Shultz framework, said there was ...

Mitt Romney has been regarded as weird for much of his political ... if its people are righteous is repeated throughout the Book of Mormon. The book tells of a group of Jews who, six centuries before ...

Ann Romney Mitt Romney's wife. Born Ann Davies, she met Mitt Romney in high school and the couple married in 1969, three months after Mitt returned from being a missionary in France.

Senator John Curtis prides himself on collaborating with people who disagree with him. But with a Republican trifecta in ...

Presidential hopeful and former governor of Massachusetts Mitt Romney speaks to a couple hundred supporters at the Paseo Verde Library on Nov. 17, 2007. (Romney dropped out of the Republican ...

Although these groups cannot legally be tied to a candidate ... Created by former aides to Mitt Romney, this super PAC has turned its attention to criticizing President Obama and promoting ...

Retiring Sen. Mitt Romney (R., Utah), an outspoken critic of former President Donald Trump, said he and President Biden had sometimes managed to find common ground despite their political ...

Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) joined CNN’s “State of the Union” on Sunday for his congressional exit interview, noting that he thinks his political legacy will be a “footnote” in the history books. Romney ...

Mitt Romney of Utah in calling on the Biden administration ... Israel has said it has narrowed down the source of the shooting to two: A group of Israeli soldiers and a group of Palestinian ...

In 2012, the Obama-Biden campaign aired a television ad, ending with the following words on the screen: “Mitt Romney. Not one of us.” Who was “us”? This was never quite specified.