Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., walks with Renee Gould and her daughters Morgan Gould, 3, through the produce section of King's

By John Whitesides, Political Correspondent - Analysis WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama looked and sounded like a natural in the role of

LONDON (AP) — Barack Obama's campaign has received roughly 10 times more money from declared US donors living in Germany, France and Britain than his

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

While Barack Obama was being feted in Berlin, there were many voters back in the US wondering what he was doing in Europe at a time when their homes are

Carolyn Kaster/AP Senator John McCain, at the Eggery in Phoenix, has stepped up his campaigning at home. By JENNIFER STEINHAUER PHOENIX — As a general rule,

By ED O'KEEFE Sen. Barack Obama defended his whirlwind tour of the Middle East and Europe, admitting he may be new to the international scene but arguing he

Almost a third of Tory MPs willing to publicly express their preferences in the US presidential election are prepared to jettison their party's historic

By JENNIFER PARKER Unmarried women -- often dubbed the "Sex and the City" vote -- overwhelmingly support Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., over Sen.

By Clive Crook One cannot help but be struck by the current disconnection in US presidential politics between, on one hand, the excitement and enthusiasm

(Angus Reid Global Monitor) - The 2008 presidential race in the United States is very close, according to a poll by Opinion Dynamics released by Fox News.

In these very bad weeks for Republican John McCain's hopes for victory in November, the most cruel blow of all is surely that President George Bush has

I get the impression that Republicans are growing more flaccid by the day – and it's not because John McCain, their presidential pick, blushes at the

In 1961, the year of Barack Obama’s birth, it was still legal for the US government to discriminate against its citizens on grounds of race (the Civil

For the second time, the McCain campaign is running an Internet ad placing Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama next to a world leader commonly