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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Sen. Hillary Clinton is returning to West Virginia for a campaign stop, this time to endorse fellow Democrat Anne Barth. The former first lady is scheduled to stump for Barth on Friday at the University of Charleston. The rally is free and open to the public.
The presidential candidates meet for their second debate tonight in a race that has swiftly exploded into mutual derision, recriminations and character attacks.
Federal regulators have sued political fundraiser Norman Hsu for allegedly operating a $60 million financial scam and using some of the proceeds to make contributions to Sen. Hillary Clinton and...
As Republicans and Democrats blame one another for the roots of the current financial crisis, Senator Hillary Clinton is defending a 1977 law that was strengthened by her husband, President Clinton, ....
A teacher at a Kansas City charter school was suspended Monday after video of his public school students chanting in praise of Barack Obama became a national sensation on YouTube.
On a muggy afternoon, more than 3,000 immigrants, most of them Hispanic, wave flags, cheer and weep as they swear to protect and defend the United States of America as its newest citizens.
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will kick off a two-day Ohio "American Jobs Tour" on Thursday, Oct. 9, with a rally at Fifth Third Field in Dayton.
Sen. Clinton says John McCain is not a maverick but a "mimic" of President Bush.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Federal regulators have sued political fundraiser Norman Hsu for allegedly operating a $60 million financial scam and using some of the proceeds to make contributions to Sen. Hillary Clinton and other prominent Democrats.
Mon, Oct 6, 2008 (5:33 p.m.) Federal regulators on Monday sued political fundraiser Norman Hsu for allegedly operating a $60 million investment scam and using some proceeds to contribute to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and other prominent Democrats.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 (UPI) -- Campaigners for Republican U.S. presidential nominee John McCain have switched from playing swing-state "offense" to "defense" of GOP strongholds, sources say.
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Asian-Americans are not as politically involved as some other groups, but their growing numbers may give them an important role in battleground states.
- Sen. John McCain and Sen. Barack Obama entered their general election contest this summer denouncing American politics as trivial and negative, and vowing to run campaigns that would address the concerns of voters during a difficult time.
The gloves are off, the heels are on, and the presidential race is dredging up infamous events from 20, 30, even 40 years ago. Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin defended her claim Sunday that Barack Obama "pals around with terrorists" because of his association with a 1960s radical. Obama's campaign released a Web video and a letter about McCain's role in the Keating Five scandal ...
Barack Obama's campaign is poised to benefit from a wave of newcomers to the rolls in key states in numbers that far outweigh any gains made by Republicans, the Washington Post reports.
