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Marco Rubio is building a platform around conservatives as well as single mothers, working families and fresh college graduates. Can he stack up to the many strong competitors he will be facing?

An email from Senator Marco Rubio lays out his feelings on the NSA’s domestic spying program. The email is full of the same doublespeak that every defender of the program uses because they can’t find an actual justification for the program.

With a recent Rasmussen poll showing a split in which Party to blame for the federal government shutdown, President Obama labeled first-term GOP senators too "controversial."

Six potential Republican candidates for President of the United States in 2016 will appear at an event in New York City next month. The six include Rand Paul, Paul Ryan, Chris Christie, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker and Rick Synder.

Debate on the Senate’s Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill, SB 744, continues this week, as a series of amendments are being considered that aim to make the bill palatable for Senate and House Republicans, who so far, have opposed immigration reform.

Marco Rubio, Florida's Senator, slammed Jay-Z's recent trip to Cuba, saying that the rapper needed to get himself informed about Cuba.

Marco Rubio the young and aspiring Senator from Florida is the new star of the Republican Party. Is he the next ticket for the 2016 election?

Washington - Shortly after USA Today obtained the first draft of the Obama administration's immigration reform plan, the office of Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) has, in a press release, expressed its opposition to the plan.

Washington - In his GOP rebuttal to Obama's State of the Union address, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) argued for a smaller government, but unfortunately the substance of his message was drowned on Twittersphere by a single miscue involving a Poland Spring water bottle.

A Quinnipiac University poll released Friday shows former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's approval rating is high. Her popularity rating outstrips all potential presidential opponents both in the primaries and general elections.

In an interview with GQ published online Monday, Florida Senator Marco Rubio said the age of the Earth was "one of the great mysteries."

When Senator Marco Rubio attended an Earth Freedom Coalition conference recently, the mainstream media were all lined up to ask him questions. However, it turns out none of them had any luck whatsoever.

Senator Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) has said that he would not accept to be Romney's vice president even if he were offered the position. Rubio said: "I don't want to be the vice president right now, or maybe ever."

Boston - Republican Florida Senator Marco Rubio endorsed former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney Wednesday. As the popular Florida leader announced his support, he urged the Republican base to unite around Romney.