GREENVILLE, S.C. — Polls have opened in South Carolina. When they close Saturday night, the Republican Party might have its favorite for the 2012 presidential nomination. Or it might have something that few people expected. Read full article > >

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In South Carolina, a sharply tightened race

Mitt Romney finally commits to debating on Monday in Florida.

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The Caucus: Romney Will Participate in Monday Debate

CHARLESTON, S.C. — Former House speaker Newt Gingrich exhorted conservatives to rally behind his ascendant candidacy as he bid for an upset victory in Saturday’s South Carolina primary over former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, who only a week ago appeared to be on an easy march to the Republican presidential nomination. Read full article > >

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Romney scrambles to fend off Gingrich in South Carolina

Since 1980, the winners of the South Carolina GOP primary have won the Republican presidential nominations.

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GOP candidates make final push in South Carolina

The debate quickly turned back to the prevailing issues of the Republican presidential campaign, with Newt Gingrich continuing his criticism of Mitt Romney.

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Debate Opens With Questions on Gingrich’s Marriages

US Republican presidential contender Newt Gingrich angrily denies claims by an ex-wife in a key final debate before the South Carolina primary.

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Gingrich fury at ‘vicious’ media

US Republican presidential contender Newt Gingrich angrily denies claims by an ex-wife in a key final debate before the South Carolina primary.

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Gingrich fury at ‘vicious’ media

US Republican presidential contender Newt Gingrich angrily denies claims by an ex-wife in a key final debate before the South Carolina primary.

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Gingrich fury at ‘vicious’ media

The shrinking field of Republican candidates — now just four — will cap a volatile day on the campaign trail with another debate, this one in Charleston, S.C.

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The Caucus: Debate Caps Big Day on the Trail

Newt Gingrich gets some good news from Rick Perry’s withdrawal, but bad news from a former wife.

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The Caucus: Busy Day Both Tests and Rewards Gingrich

Gov. Rick Perry of Texas will end his bid for the Republican presidential nomination and endorse Newt Gingrich, a move that comes two days ahead of South Carolina’s primary.

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The Caucus: Perry to Drop Out of Race and Endorse Gingrich

Ever since comedian Stephen Colbert announced his intentions to explore a candidacy for president in South Carolina , we’ve wondered whether he might have any impact on the actual Republican primary race. Read full article > >

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The Stephen Colbert effect

If Mitt Romney is the Republican presidential nominee, by the general election, his taxes might seem like old news.

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The Caucus: A Case of Good Timing, Perhaps, in Romney’s Tax Disclosure

After South Carolina debate crowd boos him.

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GOP Piles on Ron Paul

New South Carolina ad touts resigned candidate.

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Colbert PAC: Vote Cain!