“The only smoke that worked out in their favor was the cigar smoke they had at their receptions,” said Christopher White, the ...

Sen. Mitt Romney (Utah), a former GOP presidential nominee who became a foe of Donald Trump, stressed bipartisanship in his farewell Senate speech.

Mitt Romney is the candidate who will finally secure ... He may have one but there's something on that, maybe religion, maybe it says he is a Muslim." After sailing to a Nevada caucus victory ...

What’s remarkable, however, is how little Mitt’s campaigns resembled his father’s. When George Romney, a popular governor in Michigan, ran for the GOP’s 1968 nomination, his religion played a minimal ...

Three decades later, Mitt Romney, who made history as the first Latter-day Saint to top a major party’s presidential ticket and the first senator to vote to remove a president of his own party ...

Mitt Romney paused to gather his emotions after ... a history professor at Sam Houston State University who studies the intersection of religion and politics, especially among Latter-day Saints ...

From that formidable patriarch, Mitt Romney inherited an intertwined series of loyalties: to corporate capitalism, the Republican Party, and the Mormon Church. Of these identities, the religious ...

For most of his life, Mitt Romney has nursed a morbid fascination ... He had always had plenty of friends growing up, but his religion often made him feel like he didn’t quite fit in.

It will fall to Marco Rubio, the popular Hispanic US senator from Florida, to introduce Mr Romney tonight. In a meeting with delegates earlier he too referenced religion. "Mitt Romney is a special ...

Mitt Romney has been one of few prominent Republicans ... To date, though, there has been little mention of Romney’s religion. I’m a scholar who has studied the role of religion in U.S ...

Mitt Romney (R-Utah) for invoking his Mormon faith ... Trump then knocked Romney for citing his religion when explaining his decision to vote to convict the president of abuse of power.

NPR's Michel Martin speaks with Hal Boyd, who teaches courses on the philosophy of religion at Brigham Young University, about the role faith played in Utah Sen. Mitt Romney's impeachment vote.