Gov. Jack Markell will join former GE chief executive Jack Welch tomorrow as a closing speaker at the Wall Street Journal’s Women in the Economy conference in Palm Beach, Fla. The speaking role will give Markell, a voice on a topic that has recently been amplified by the presidential campaign.

A clip of Carper's wind power idea

The so-called “Buffett Rule” to raise taxes on the wealthy should consider exempting small businesses, Sen. Chris Coons, who backs the proposal, said on Wednesday.

O'Donnell ridiculously walked out of an interview with Morgan Piers when he asked questions on her often voiced positions of gay-marriage, witchcraft, masturbation, and evolution.

Christine O'Donnell, the outspoken GOP candidate for Senate in Delaware, has a money problem.

Following Christine O'Donnell's surprising upset victory over Congressman Mike Castle, I learned that in the last days before the primary election, Ms. O'Donnell's former campaign manager, Kristin Murray, made robocalls informing voters that Ms. O'Donnell "was living on campaign donations -- using them for rent and personal expenses, while leaving her workers unpaid and piling up thousands in debt."

Christine O’Donnell has been accused twice recently of violating campaign finance laws. The Tea Party-backed GOP Senate candidate in Delaware has dismissed the allegations, characterizing the complaints as unwarranted, politically motivated smears.

A Washington-based ethics group has filed a pair of complaints against Delaware GOP Senate candidate Christine O’Donnell, alleging she tapped campaign funds to cover personal expenses.

A watchdog group says it plans to ask authorities in Delaware to investigate Senate candidate Christine O'Donnell's finances.

Professional political gadfly Christine O'Donnell hit the Big Time this week with her win in the Delaware Republican primary over Mike Castle. Her checkered history, though, is just coming to light, and it paints an interesting picture of someone who's made a career of running for office and not much else.