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Presidential candidates push hard for the evangelicals' votes in Tennessee, the South and other states. And while the conservative evangelical vote is still likely the GOP's to lose this year, Democrats are looking for ways to court socially conservative voters.
The credit crunch started as an obscure phenomenon in the financial sector, but as the crisis worsens, the impact on workers and businesses is causing growing alarm in the United States.
Asian-Americans comprise just 5 percent of the U.S. population, but their numbers are rising and they could have a significant impact on the presidential race. They prefer Barack Obama to John McCain in the Nov. 4 election, but a large percentage of Asian-Americans remain undecided -- including some in a number of closely contested states.
With his presidency in its final months, George W. Bush called Monday on the "lame duck" US Senate to approve his nominations for federal court judges.
A striking majority of the Millennial generation agrees on one thing: who should be the next president.
Bob Barr and Cynthia McKinney are two longtime Georgians who are among the best known in a flock of independent candidates running for president this fall as an alternative to Republican candidate John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama.
ASHEVILLE, N.C.—For the third weekend in a row, Barack Obama campaigned in North Carolina as part of the most vigorous Democratic effort since at least 1992 to win this reliably Republican state.
Some Congressional Republicans have begun viewing Senator John McCain?s potential defeat as a step toward political renewal.
Long before the bailout debate, property values and mortgage payments threatened many Floridians.
Religulous mocks belief, while Fireproof plays to the faithful
By now, anyone who’s been paying attention knows that Tina Brown ’s online project with Barry Diller ’s backing is called The Daily Beast after the paper in Evelyn Waugh’s Scoop.
Oct. 6 (Bloomberg) -- The legal battle between Citigroup Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co. for Wachovia Corp. will be refereed by U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan , a Manhattan jurist who has presided over some of the country's biggest financial cases.
Ads focused on the candidates’ post-bailout plans, and a third-party group questioned McCain’s health.
She made the geography flub while speaking to supporters.
Oct. 6 (Bloomberg) -- The battle between Citigroup Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co. for Wachovia Corp. was assigned to U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan , a Manhattan federal judge who has presided over some of the country's biggest financial cases.
A lexicon for a 'maverick.'
