Newt Gingrich blasts CNN's John King for asking him about comments his ex-wife made about their marriage.
When someone asks when the Republican Party abandoned its longstanding position as the party of family values, we will all be able to say it was shortly after 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on January 19, 2012, in Charleston, South Carolina.
John King says that it was his decision to ask Gingrich about his ex-wife's allegation; David Gergen weighs in on the issue
If I were a conservative Republican in South Carolina and Thursday night's debate was the first I'd watched during this primary season, the choice would be easy. Rick Santorum. I know: It surprised me, too.
On TV, you watch the body language of candidates and wait for the zingers that could tilt your vote a certain way. Or you can just get lost in the pomp of a hall bedazzled by star-spangled ribbons.
CNN's John King explores Republican voter turnout in the primaries.
John King explains why Iowa matters, not just for the caucuses but in the general election.
CNN's John King explains the difference between a primary and a caucus and how they both lead to a party's nomination.
John King, Sen. Saxby Chambliss and Rep. Heath Shuler discuss the super committee's looming deadline.
Vice President Joe Biden reflects on the events of 9/11 in an exclusive interview with CNN's John King.
The suspect charged with breaching White House security by jumping over its security gate has been released from police custody, a court official said Wednesday.
CNN's John King is interrupted on his live show when the Secret Service arrests a man for jumping the White House fence.
CNN's John King talks to Sen. Jack Reed regarding psy-ops allegations in Rolling Stone magazine.
CNN's John King takes a close look at two scenarios for prioritizing federal dollars if the debt ceiling isn't raised.
CNN's John King talks to Los Angeles mayor Antonio Villaraigosa about upcoming highway closures.
CNN's John King asks Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa what "Carmageddon" is all about.
The first big Republican debate ended with two clear winners in the race for the nomination: Mitt Romney and Michele Bachmann. And there was one other candidate who helped himself: Newt Gingrich.
CNN's John King talks to the crew of space shuttle Endeavour about their final moments in space.
CNN's John King reports on a law passed by the Arizona legislature that might affect the 2012 presidential race.
President Barack Obama will file the official paperwork within weeks to begin collecting money for his re-election campaign in 2012, which will cost more than his successful 2008 run, top aide David Axelrod told CNN this week.
CNN's John King talks to the Pima Co. Sherrif's office about a black bag found that could be linked to the AZ shootings.
In a rare interview, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid previewed the next congressional session and hyped a productive lame-duck session that included a bipartisan tax deal, the repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy, passage of New START and a bill to provide medical care to rescue workers sickened from their work at ground zero.
The United States is beefing up its firepower in Afghanistan by employing heavily armored tanks in Afghanistan for the first time in the nine-year war, a military spokesman said Friday.
CNN's Barbara Starr sits down with ISAF Commander Gen. David Petraeus to discuss Afghanistan.
With the posting of 400,000 classified documents from the Iraq war, WikiLeaks has shown a much heavier hand redacting compared to its previous publication of documents.
CNN's John King talks to Bob Woodward about the chatter around the chance of Hillary Clinton replacing Joe Biden in 2012.
Republican Senate candidate Joe Miller hit back at his on-again opponent Sen. Lisa Murkowski Monday, saying she broke her word to voters by announcing her plans to run as a write-in candidate in the Alaska Senate race.
Elizabeth Warren told CNN's John King on Friday that she is eager to begin setting up the nation's first consumer financial protection bureau, but she stopped short of confirming that she will eventually be put in charge of the agency that was her brainchild.
CNN's John King talks to the director of the documentary "Food, Inc." about the safety of food produced in the U.S.
U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Saturday that he plans to recruit more African-American and Latino teachers in a bid to narrow achievement gaps among students.
During a recent interview with CNN's John King, Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said that, if the Obama Justice Department winds up suing her state over an immigration law that President Obama has called "misguided" and many constitutional scholars label unconstitutional, she'll go to court.
Gen. McChrystal to meet with Pres. Obama over his controversial remarks of the administration.
Gen. Stanley McChrystal's resignation as top commander in Afghanistan on Wednesday should be looked at as a learning lesson, a former general said.
The sign out front points the way: birds, please enter to the right; humans, enter on the left.
CNN's John King explains how the government is trying to foil counterfeiters with the new $100 bill.
CNN's John King talks to one U.S. governor about threatening letters received from an extremist group.
I've been asked a lot of questions since the announcement that I will take over as anchor of CNN's "State of the Union."
A new weekday political program hosted by CNN correspondent John King will replace Lou Dobbs, who announced his departure from the network on his show Wednesday night.
Longtime CNN anchor Lou Dobbs announces that he will be leaving the network.
To: Interested parties From: John King, CNN chief national correspondent Re: The Monday Memo
To: Interested parties From: John King, CNN chief national correspondent Re: Monday Memo Washington (CNN) -- It is a busy week ahead, to say the least, and perhaps a telling one in the health care debate.
On a recent night at The Fort restaurant in Denver, John King ordered American fare for his Afghan friend. Bison filet and elk chop.
To: Interested parties From: John King, CNN chief national correspondent Re: Monday Memo
To: Interested parties From: John King, CNN chief national correspondent Re: Monday Memo
Sen. McCain tells John King that it would be an "error of historic proportions" to send too few troops to Afghanistan.
To: Interested parties From: John King, CNN chief national correspondent Re: Monday Memo
To: Interested Parties From: John King, CNN chief national correspondent Re: Monday Memo
To: Interested parties From: John King, CNN chief national correspondent Re: The Monday Memo
To: Interested parties From: John King, CNN chief national correspondent Re: The Monday Memo
CNN State of the Union host John King previews this Sunday's show while reporting from a dock in Portland, Maine.
To: Interested Parties From: John King Re: Monday Memo
To: Interested parties From: John King, CNN chief national correspondent Re: Monday Memo
To: Interested parties From: John King, CNN Chief National Correspondent Re: The Monday memo
A late June Sunday stirred memories of sparring of 16 years ago on the issue that was then, and is now, center stage in the nation's policy and political debates: health care reform.
As he walks the halls of the Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Steven Nissen makes the next generation of health care in America sound quite simple.
As she lobbies members of the New York Senate these days, the politician in Christine Quinn can understand what the gay rights activist in her sometimes cannot.
CNN's John King speaks to activists in Albany about the possibility of legalizing same sex marriage in New York.
John King demonstrates a new, interactive digital memorial to the fallen troops from Iraq and Afghanistan.
Each year on Memorial Day, tens of thousands of Americans visit Arlington National Cemetery just outside Washington to pay tribute to the men and women who died serving the United States.
This is the Mother's Day we thought was going to be empty.
It was another remarkably busy and newsy Sunday. And Sunday morning TV junkies saw the return of a term of Clinton-era lore: "The Full Ginsburg."
Exclusive: CNN's John King gets an intimate look at the president's 100 days in office from his official photographer.
In a tiny, struggling town at the southern tip of Chesapeake Bay, Kelly's Gingernut Pub offers a friendly respite on a raw, rainy day and a lesson to politicians in Washington.
Jack Welch "would bet on" a U.S. comeback in the automotive business if unions and other parties make appropriate concessions, the former General Electric chairman and CEO said on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday.
Former GE CEO Jack Welch says Obama deserves an 'A' for leadership.
John King talks about some of the issues facing St. Louis and previews this week's State of the Union road pieces.
Dick Cheney has finally found the limits of government power.
Facing mounting criticism of a spending package packed with billions of dollars in earmarks, the Obama administration made a vow Sunday: This president will bring a halt to pork-laden bills.
Facing mounting criticism of a spending package packed with billions of dollars in earmarks, the Obama administration made a vow Sunday: this president will bring a halt to pork-laden bills.
CNN's John King talks with financial expert, Suze Orman about the stock market and paying off credit card debt.
CNN's John King discusses the stimulus with Republican and Democratic contributors.
Top Republican lawmakers Sunday called on President Obama to change his political strategy, arguing that the passage of a massive stimulus bill on a party-line vote showed he has failed to deliver the "change" he promised.
CNN's John King talks to a Caterpillar worker the same week the company announces layoffs.
As the fight over President Obama's economic recovery package heats up, the two sides are beginning to define themselves with admirable clarity.
Inauguration revelry began Sunday afternoon as thousands of people packed the National Mall in Washington for a free concert featuring big stars.
You can still work on this computer even without typing in a single command.
On the 16th floor of a nondescript building in lower Manhattan, a group of tech-savvy staffers clad mostly in jeans and T-shirts is changing the way Americans watch TV election coverage.
Billionaire T. Boone Pickens says he doesn't know "where bottom is" regarding the U.S. economy, but he believes weaning America off foreign oil will create jobs and improve national security.
CNN's John King explains the ins and outs of how the "magic board" will be used to help predict the U.S. election.
Working on your weekend isn't always fun, but it was for me this past Saturday and Sunday.
Through Election Night, CNN.com users can customize their online election tracking through the site's "Your Races" feature.
Sen. John McCain and his running mate Gov. Sarah Palin are on a mad dash to blunt Sen. Barack Obama's surging momentum and hold the states that have traditionally voted for Republicans.
CNN's John King is in The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer to analyze the electoral map as the campaign gets under way.
Michael Dukakis, the 1988 Democratic nominee for president and former Massachusetts governor, appeared on CNN's "Larry King Live" on Wednesday night, joining substitute host John King to talk about what the Democrats need to do to win the presidency in November. Some highlights:
Michael Dukakis, the 1988 Democratic nominee, talks to CNN's John King about what this year's nominee faces.
Anderson talks with CNN's John King at his map board about what each candidate is looking to do in West Virginia.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney dropped out of the GOP race Thursday after a disappointing showing on Super Tuesday, surprising many conservatives and his own supporters.
Mitt Romney told supporters in Washington he's suspending his Republican presidential campaign.
John King is converting to Judaism before his May wedding to Dana Bash
The eight candidates vying to be the Republican nominee for president in the 2008 elections answered questions submitted by CNN and YouTube users in a debate Wednesday night. Here is a full transcript of the event:
CNN's John King stops the Election Express mobile studio in South Carolina for an interview with Senator John McCain.
Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona, told CNN Wednesday he agrees with President Bush's veto of legislation expanding a children's health insurance program, saying the bill provided a "phony smoke and mirrors way of paying for it."
McCain on Craig, campaign
A conversation with the Rev. Jerry Falwell was always a colorful journey through the intersections of religion and politics.
President Bush on Monday compared the struggle to build a democracy in Iraq to the troubled birth of the United States.
President Bush said Friday he will pick a successor to Justice Sandra Day O'Connor in a timely manner so her vacancy can be filled by the time the Supreme Court resumes work in the fall.
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