IN THE HEADLINES Obama heading back to where Democratic nomination race began to close circle ... Delegate pickups move Obama closer to clinching the

In spite of everything, Hillary Clinton continues to push the frontiers of ambition. It was not for nothing that it was said about the former First Lady of

by FOXNews.com Barack Obama and John McCain went after each other aggressively Friday over their differences in foreign policy. (AP Photos) Whether he meant

"If I had my way, no man guilty of golf would be eligible to any office of trust under the United States." - HL Mencken. The pre-emptive war in Iraq,

Senator Hillary Clinton (shown on her campaign plane) rapped Senator John McCain for opposing the farm bill. (ELISE AMENDOLA/ASSOCIATED PRESS) Yesterday's

“I also want to say, on instructions, I've been a Democrat all my life...I'm here to tell you that however these last states come out, my candidates,

What will global warming naysayers do with this election? All three candidates say climate change is real, happening right now and bold steps are needed to

Republican Presidential candidate John McCain made his first major climate address on Monday, largely reaffirming a position on climate change that has long

By Mark Pazniokas on May 11, 2008 9:16 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., told Tim Russert this morning that everyone should give

US President George W. Bush and Republican presumptive nominee John McCain do not understand foreign policy, Senator Barack Obama says.