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Democrat Barack Obama says he's tired of questions about his religion. The Democratic presidential candidate told a town hall meeting Sunday in Nelsonvile, Ohio, in the state's rural southeast, that he is a devout Christian who prays to Jesus every night. He told audience members they would feel right at home at his church in Chicago. Complete Story...
McCain finally confesses to being a LiberalArab Ideological Doctrine Syndrome: A Crippling PlagueOver The HillExxon Mobil Needs a HugNader the Best Antidote to American Imperialism: The One Candidate Worth Our VoteIsrael's "Bigger Holocaust" Threat Against the Palestinians Clinton trails in Texas, deadlocked in Ohio - Yahoo! News
Hillary Rodham Clinton took a break from the campaign trail to thank "Saturday Night Live" for giving her candidacy a boost — although she failed to get an official endorsement from the show.
He was The Joker in Batman, but Jack Nicholson says he wasn't fooling around when he said in "A Few Good Men" that there was nothing sexier than saluting a woman.
Democrat Barack Obama, on his first visit to Rhode Island as a presidential candidate, sought Saturday to portray Hillary Rodham Clinton as a candidate who shifted positions for political expediency.
While President Bush hosts the prime minister of Denmark at his quiet Texas ranch, presidential hopefuls have been crisscrossing the state in a race to win votes in Tuesday's primary.
The founder of a prestigious institute on media and politics added his voice Saturday to the chorus of complaint over perceived press bias in favor of Democrat Barack Obama.
The number of Iraqi refugees admitted to the United States rose slightly for the second month in a row, although the Bush administration still will struggle to meet its target of 12,000 by the end of September.
The elections board in Cuyahoga County, Ohio's largest, is gearing up for a pressure-filled primary Tuesday that will test the county's new elections system.
Republican Sen. John McCain won a big victory in the Republican delegate race over former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney on Super Tuesday, extending his lead by capturing nearly all the delegates in California.
The largest concentration of Democrats in swing-state Ohio will cast presidential primary ballots Tuesday in a county fraught with election problems, on a voting system just 74 days old.
Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne acknowledged Saturday that White House-brokered water negotiations among Alabama, Florida and Georgia have failed.
Republican Sen. John McCain is skipping President Bush's State of the Union address on Monday night even though Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton plan to attend.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Friday the use of mentally retarded women as suicide bombers in Baghdad proves al-Qaida is "the most brutal and bankrupt of movements" and will strengthen Iraqi resolve to reject terrorism.
President Bush on Saturday urged Congress to pass legislation aimed at ending illegal sales of highly addictive prescription drugs on the Internet, citing a growing number of fatal overdoses.
Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton turned her attention Saturday to the mechanics of delivering voters to the polls in a round of primaries Tuesday that could hold the key to the future of her presidential ambitions.
Former President Bill Clinton said Saturday his wife is the only Democrat in the presidential race who has a plan to create jobs in a state that needs an economic boost.
House Democrats really didn't expect the Justice Department to present their contempt citations against two of President Bush's top aides to a federal grand jury for prosecution.
A look at Ohio's demographics and how its numbers compare with those of the United States:
Over the test of time, the one thing that many of us remember about a president is what they accomplish in their first hundred days. This trend really began with FDR and has been a guidepost for all presidents to come.
I was hesitant to post this too soon, but now seems to be the time. Part of iarnuocon's article was true. After reading the numerous articles on the FEMA internment camps, I decided to do some research of my own.
THE skirmishing between the Democratic presidential candidates over the mechanics of universal health coverage will soon give way to a quite different general-election debate — about whether universal coverage should even be a national priority.
MOSCOW — Partial returns from the Central Election Commission show Dmitry Medvedev winning 64.5 percent of votes in Russia's presidential election. • Click here for video.
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Barack Obama, we hardly know ye. Never mind your two autobiographical books. Or your stem-winder at the 2004 Democratic National Convention. Not even that "Yes We Can" YouTube video set to music with all those good-looking actors completes the introduction.
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has suspended contact with Israel in protest at an assault on Gaza which has killed about 100 people, an aide says. The suspension came amid angry demonstrations in Gaza and clashes with Israeli troops in the West Bank.
Fallout from Senator Barack Obama's relationship with a politically connected real estate developer continues to dog him on the campaign trail.
BAGHDAD — A U.S. military helicopter fired a guided missile to kill a wanted Al Qaeda in Iraq leader from Saudi Arabia who was responsible for the bombing deaths of five American soldiers, a spokesman said Sunday.
Roger L Simon, the screenwriter and executive honcho of Pajamas Media, had what he called "one of those rare zen moments of simplicity" while watching some or other presidential debate the other day. "It all comes down," he wrote, "to a simple question:
Hillary Clinton's campaign computer company is a "no-bid" "no-employee" Defense and Homeland Security contractor whose Chief Network Administrator is revealed to be a non-US citizen living in Pakistan. The Clinton campaign still owes the firm $255,000.
Watching old movies makes me sad. I'm inevitably reminded of a kindlier, gentler world without cameras that spy on populations, where overseas travelling was pleasurable and privacy was an individual's right.
Another high-ranking George W. Bush administration official has resigned.
If Republican Senator Norm Coleman fails to win his 2008 re-election bid in Minnesota, it seems increasingly likely it will go to another Jewish American: former "Saturday Night Live" comedian Al Franken.
NAFTA is a very important issue as Texas, Ohio, Vermont, and Rhode Island go to the polls this Tuesday. This is particularly true in economically depressed Ohio. Where does Hillary Clinton stand on NAFTA?
Frank Rich points out some similarities between the Clinton and McCain campaigns. From the article: What repeatedly goes unrecognized by all of Mr. Obama's opponents is that his political Kryptonite is the patriotism he offers in lieu of theirs.
As a former friend and neighbour of Rezko, Obama was also a political beneficiary of the Syrian-born millionaire's extensive fundraising operations.
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