Rep. Ron Paul on Friday told reporters that Nevada’s caucus “isn’t do or die” for his presidential campaign, but said he would appreciate getting a “tremendous boost” should he perform well.

Dozens of lawmakers are warning that the $1.3 billion in military aid the U.S. gives Cairo each year is in jeopardy unless the Egyptian government lifts the travel ban on personnel from American nongovernmental organizations and stops harassing civil society groups there.

Newt Gingrich on Friday hit Mitt Romney for being unfair to the poor while at the same time contending that a Romney administration would support food stamps as much as President Obama – calling the president “big food stamp” and Romney “little food stamp.”

The focus will be on the Super Bowl and Nevada caucus results on the Sunday shows this weekend.

Rick Santorum has failed to qualify for the May 8 Indiana presidential primary ballot, the Marion County voter registration office determined on Friday – a decision that Santorum’s campaign says it plans to challenge.

On the eve of the Super Bowl, take a look at these members of Congress who also had success on the gridiron.

On Sunday, the New England Patriots and the New York Giants will vie for the NFL's Lombardi Trophy at the Super Bowl in Indianapolis—a crowning achievement in American sports. Meanwhile, President Obama and Mitt Romney are locked in a contest for the crowning achievement in American politics—the presidency. To reach that goal, the campaigns of both candidates will be holding events. Here's a look at who will be attending: