Barack Obama praised comments by his rival, John McCain, suggesting the Republican might support a 16-month timeline for withdrawing American troops from

Evan Vucci / AP AT ANDREWS AIR FORCE BASE: President Bush, boarding Air Force One, is trying to salvage what he can of his administration’s foreign policy

DENVER (AP) — Republican presidential candidate John McCain, ridiculing Barack Obama for "the audacity of hopelessness" in his policies on Iraq,

By RICK KLEIN Sen. Barack Obama held a private session with a group of about two dozen Iranian-American donors shortly before a fundraiser this month in

THIS week Americans have been bombarded with images of Barack Obama posing as the commander-in-chief. Mr Obama standing shoulder-to-shoulder with world

John McCain has stepped up his attacks on Barack Obama accusing him of advocating the defeat of US troops in Iraq. As the Illinois senator flew to London on

By JB Williams Friday, July 25, 2008 Presidential candidate Barack Obama has taken his pander machine on the road around the world in an effort to

We can't conduct a quick withdrawal from Iraq because it would "hand an unearned victory to the insurgents," lead to civil war and cause us to face

US presidential hopeful Barack Obama’s current visit to the Middle East would give him a sound measure of the foreign policy dilemmas which are likely to

After months (900 days to be exact) of berating Barak Obama for not visiting Iraq and Afghanistan, the McCain campaign and the GOP got their wish.

Be careful what you wish for. John McCain practically dared Barack Obama to go to Iraq, and he did, with a vengeance. He has been on a world tour,

Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) embarks on a serious foreign policy initiative with his trip to Europe and the Middle East, to bolster his foreign policy

In a world batttered and abused by the hubris of Bush-Cheney cowboy diplomacy, Barack Obama looks, sounds, acts, and speaks like the statesman-diplomatic

By Andrew Gray WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The prospect of sizable troop cuts in Iraq may allow both US presidential candidates to claim vindication,

WASHINGTON--"I had the courage and the judgment to say that I would rather lose a political campaign than lose a war," John McCain said during a New

US Senator Barack Obama listens as US Army General David H. Petraeus provides a situation update on Iraq to a congressional delegation in Baghdad.

AP Photo/Jae C. Hong By Bill Boyarsky The adoring media coverage of Barack Obama’s international tour is masking the reality that, whether he wins or loses,