By FRANK RICH IT almost seems like a gag worthy of “Borat”: A smooth-talking rookie senator with an exotic name passes himself off as the incumbent American

(Top) Barack Obama in Berlin, (middle) John McCain on the campaign trail on Wednesday, and (bottom) Obama at Yad Vashem in Israel.

IN THE HEADLINES Obama rejects criticism of trip, says McCain moving his way on wars in Iraq and Afghanistan ... To clap or not to clap: When Obama speaks

By Jack Izzard Forget presidential - the welcome given to Barack Obama in Berlin was more befitting for a rock star than a politician.

WASHINGTON (AFP) — Republican White House hopeful John McCain's campaign on Tuesday lashed out at the US media's "bizarre fascination" for Democrat Barack

I really wasn’t quite sure what to make of Barack Obama’s speech in Berlin yesterday. By the middle of the speech I came to the conclusion that Barack Obama

Some 233 years later, a rebirth of strength and resolve is being felt around this country to stop the planned destruction of this constitutional republic.

By Russ Britt, MarketWatch LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- The analogy has been around for some time: it'll take a Herculean effort equivalent to putting a man

Washington, July 26: Republican presidential hopeful Senator John McCain has accused his rival Democrat Senator Barack Obama of failing the

By Froma Harrop Too bad there's no time-traveling on Election Day. The more moderate John McCain of eight years ago would make a very attractive candidate,

By Sridhar Pappu 07/25/2008 | 1 Comment It was nearing dusk when Sen. Barack Obama stepped off the stage in Berlin's Tiergarten Park on Thursday,

By Felicia Benamon Friday, July 25, 2008 As I viewed the coming attractions to the upcoming movie Swing Vote, the above quote couldn’t ring more true.

According to the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism, Obama has received considerably more coverage than McCain since Obama wrapped