By Robert Schroeder, MarketWatch WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- As the soaring cost of fossil fuels grabs both voters' and the candidates' attention,

by FOXNews.com John McCain is working overtime to grab headlines as Barack Obama enters the thick of a high-profile tour abroad that has all but transported

No adviser is closer to John McCain than Mark Salter, whose prose has shaped how we see the senator. How will the climactic chapter read?

By Mark Finkelstein (Bio | Archive) Are reporters in the business of reporting facts or rumor? Andrea Mitchell, for one, has no problem sending along

…The Castro advertisement actually uses the foreign leader’s words against Obama. But the quote is misleading in regards to the actual political dynamics in

If you aren't a resident of Rochester, New Hampshire (pop. "almost 31000"), you may have missed John McCain's recent town hall meeting there.

Remember those rumors we heard that John McCain might announce his veep pick this week? Now Sun-Times columnist and part-time satanist Bob Novak is claiming

Here's a pretty good profile of John McCain's speechwriter, co-author of his five books, and Vulcan mind-melder Mark Salter, by The New Republic's Michael

by Kamal El-Din Unconfirmed sources are reporting that the presidential campaign of Republican hopeful John McCain had been found dead.

By Bill Fletcher Jr. I came across a front page article in the Washington Post concerning the rumors that are being spread about Senator Barack Obama.

By Beth Young Senator John McCain’s campaign headquarters kept the presidential candidate’s fund-raising trip to the Water Mill and Wainscott last weekend

Who do you think you are, John McCain, leaking to Robert Novak that you will reveal your vice-president this week? You have everyone searching for clues (in

Since Barack Obama is on an historic trip to the Middle East and Europe, John McCain is struggling to get some media attention this week.

By Max Pizarro Sen. Bill Baroni (R-Mercer), state chairman of John McCain’s Republican presidential campaign, joked that he first knew he was ok with McCain

RUSH: Poor old McCain. Poor old McCain, he's desperate, I mean, the guy cannot cut a break. We knew this was going to happen.

Republican presidential candidate John McCain appeared to leave a door open on Monday to a large-scale drawdown of US troops from Iraq in the next two years

The senator's low-key arrival in Manchester stood in stark contrast to his Democratic rival's ongoing visit to the Middle East. Sen.

As noted, Barack Obama's Middle Eastern adventure has been the most exciting thing ever for members of the news media. Meanwhile, poor John McCain is stuck