US Republican Michele Bachmann has won a key non-binding Iowa poll of hopefuls for the 2012 presidential nomination.

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VIDEO: Bachmann wins US Iowa Straw Poll

Representative Michele Bachmann appears on six Sunday shows.

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The Caucus: Sunday Breakfast Menu, August 14

Eight Republican presidential contenders will debate in Ames, Iowa, on Thursday night, two days before the straw poll there.

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The Caucus: Five Things to Watch for in Iowa Debate

What’s the consensus on Monday’s Republican presidential debate? Mitt Romney established himself as the frontrunner; Michele Bachmann emerged as his most serious challenger; and Tim Pawlenty floundered, especially after he backed away from his attacks…

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Romney, Bachmann Shine in Debate

Some of the most conservative voices including Representative Michele Bachmann and Mike Huckabee are among those urging compromise.

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The Caucus: Conservatives Urge Boehner to Cut Deal

When Michele Bachmann’s urging you to cave, you know you’ve held out too long. That’s the message Speaker John Boehner’s been hearing from the conservative side of his caucus, as the Tea Party urges him compromise on the budget before it’s too late and…

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Tea Party to Boehner: Cut a Deal

Michele Bachmann has recently made some embarrassing gaffes in her public statements, but she hit all the right notes in a conservative conference in Iowa on Saturday. Attendants cheered loudly as she dissed President Obama and said she wants a…

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Bachmann Woos Iowa Conservatives

As Sarah Palin contemplates a 2012 presidential run, she suddenly has competition from Michele Bachmann and Donald Trump, who could steal conservative votes – and her spotlight.

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Trump and Bachmann crowd Palin’s space

Minnesota Republican Rep. Michele Bachmann has made a name for herself.

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Campaign 2012: Michele Bachmann

Some Democrats agree with Representative Michele Bachmann in criticizing the first lady for a campaign to promote breastfeeding, while some conservatives are backing Michelle Obama.

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A Breast-Feeding Plan Mixes Partisan Reactions

It’s not infrequent that the mainstream media annoys Republicans, but here’s a new twist: GOP staffers are complaining that one conservative is getting too much attention. They say CNN’s decision to broadcast a speech by Rep. Michele Bachmann, a Tea…

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CNN to Air Bachmann’s Rebuttal

Is Antonin Scalia the latest Tea Party believer? The Supreme Court justice spoke Monday at a closed-door Tea Party event, sparking a debate about whether it’s ethical for him to attend any partisan event. Event organizer Michele Bachmann countered the…

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Justice Scalia Speaks at Tea Party Event

You’ve got company, Mr. Guiliani: On the same day that reports surfaced of the former NYC mayor prepping a 2012 run, conservative Congresswoman Michele Bachmann said she is, too. “I’m going to Iowa-there’s your answer. I am going to Iowa,” she said…

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Michele Bachmann Weighs 2012 Run

That was fast. Michele Bachmann dropped out the race for House Republican Conference chair Wednesday night, throwing her support behind Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX). Hensarling is rumored to be backed by at least 100 House Republicans, including the…

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Bachmann Drops Out of House Leadership Race

Chris Matthews and Michele Bachmann feuded on air on Tuesday night, with Matthews asking the congresswoman from Minnesota, “Has someone hypnotized you? Because no matter what I ask you, you give the same answer.” He was trying to get Bachmann to follow…

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Bachmann, Chris Matthews Feud On Air