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WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Agents for Sen. Hillary Clinton, trying desperately to keep alive her presidential campaign, are privately telling Democrats that she is so "tight" with a dollar that she would not continue her contest against Sen. Barack Obama if she did not have a chance to win. MCCAIN'S...
Some angry conservatives will tell you they have a good reason to call the Republican presidential candidate "Juan" McCain. He has alienated many conservative voters with his position on immigration, and he apparently plans to worsen the problem in July with a speech before the National Council...
TRENTON — New Jersey Democrats and Republicans will head to the polls June 3 to decide Congressional candidates for November's election, with the U.S. Senate races and two Republican House of Representatives campaigns especially heated. The state primary will set the stage for fall campaigns that...
By Michelle Austein At the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL), students are excited about the upcoming U.S. elections. "I have never seen students more up on what the candidates stand for and what has been happening in particular races," said Michael Wagner, assistant professor of political...
May 14, 2008 It was looking distinctly possible this week that Senator John McCain will soon become the first Republican presidential candidate to attend and answer questions at an Irish American Presidential Forum. And that forum looks as if it will make history twice by being outside New York...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Former Republican presidential contender Mike Huckabee, interrupted on Friday by a loud crash as he spoke to the National Rifle Association, joked that the noise was Democratic candidate Barack Obama falling off a chair as he dodged a gun aimed at him. Huckabee later apologized...
Obama says U.S. should negotiate with Iran * Rival Clinton defends Obama * White House puzzled by Democrats' anger By Jeff Mason WATERTOWN, S.D., May 16 (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama launched a blistering attack on President George W. Bush on Friday for suggesting...
Courting his sometime critics within the gun lobby, John McCain told the National Rifle Association on Friday that Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton would both undermine the rights of gun owners. "If either Senator Clinton or Senator Obama is elected president, the rights of...
There's a limit to how far John McCain will go to win over young voters. Wearing a dress on national television crosses that line. The 71-year-old grandfather and Republican presidential contender said he hopes to use his appearance this week on "Saturday Night Live" to reach out for the youth...
Gay marriage is an issue on which the three presidential candidates - John McCain, Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton - are pretty much in agreement. They oppose it, while saying that same-sex couples should generally be entitled to the legal protections afforded married couples.
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