Ron Paul will no longer actively campaign in the remaining Republican presidential primaries.
Paul said that moving forward with any hope of success would mean spending millions of dollars that the campaign doesn't have.
Former presidential hopeful Rick Santorum is officially endorsing his former rival.
Late Monday night, Santorum asked his supporters to rally around Mitt Romney.
Expect a big ad blitz from the Obama team this week as the President officially kicked off his campaign this weekend, with rallies in two swing states.
As the latest news on employment numbers broke President Obama tried positive spin.
"Our economy created 130,000 private sector jobs in April," he noted. "The unemployment rate ticked down again."
Unemployment claims fell dramatically last week.
And the White House is hoping for a positive trend.
Joined by a group of prominent Mexican Americans, President Obama got an early jump on celebrating Cinco de Mayo.
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich has officially ended his campaign.
The former House Speaker from Georgia topped the Republican field in December polls, but he won just two primaries.
Today's the one year anniversary of the capture and killing of Osama Bin Laden.
It's become a campaign issue, with former President Bill Clinton defending the decision in a web video.
Mitt Romney's short list of vice-presidential candidates is expected to include some 10 to 15 names.
That according to NBC News, which cites a source with knowledge of the deliberations.