IN THE HEADLINES Obama says he'll work for Mideast peace — Israelis, Palestinians need to be stronger, unified ... Speculation increases about a McCain

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

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

by Gerald F. Seib and Sara Murray As Sen. Barack Obama prepares to travel to Europe, David Aaronovitch of the Times of London warns: Don’t expect the

How Barack Obama and John McCain are changing positions on everything from wiretapping to taxes. By Mike Madden July 17, 2008 | WASHINGTON -- At first,

Washington (ECN) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain has come out and stated that the US media has been bias towards Barack Obama.

By Greg Sargent - July 21, 2008, 6:00PM The Washington Post's Dan Balz gets at a point I've been hitting here pretty regularly: That one of the keys to

Barack Obama’s campaign has more employees than a small nation and a larger budget than France. If you took every Obama staffer and laid them end to end,

In February 2008, Barack Obama, a US presidential candidate from Democratic Party, had a speech about his vision of the North America.

Barack Obama's campaign leaders have rejected claims by Republican presidential candidate, John McCain, that Mr Obama’s visit to the Middle East and Europe

Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain both have had important life experiences that make them strong presidential candidates. The majority of people I talk

Michelle Obama confessed in campaign speeches that she was never proud of America until her husband became a front-running candidate for president.

OBAMA AHEAD: Even without Obama, African-Americans have traditionally voted nine to one in favour of Democrats. The race factor seems to be still haunting