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Walking around Berlin recently, the American visitor could be forgiven for thinking Germany was the 51st state in the Union - and that it...
In what will surely be remembered as a pivotal moment in our country's quest to live up to its promise of "liberty and justice for...
JERUSALEM — Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama paid a predawn visit to the holiest place in Judaism on Thursday, bowing his head in prayer at...
A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll is out tonight. Some key highlights -- Barack Obama leads John Mcain by 6 percent, 47-41, a number...
Political Insider: There are indications the McCain campaign has something planned for Thursday.
Rolling Stone reports on the Color Of Change/MoveOn petition that rapper Nas brought to the offices of Fox News today: About four hours after the...
We noted it a month ago and now it's confirmed by Advertising Age:
"Sen. Barack Obama's campaign will be among the TV sponsors of NBC
Universal's Olympics coverage. In the first significant network-TV buy
of any presidential candidate in at least 16 years, the Obama campaign
has taken a $5 million package of Olympics spots that includes network
TV as well as cable ads."
Sen. Barack Obama remains ahead of rival Sen. John McCain in the latest Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll with a six-point advantage, 47% to 41%.
Obama's lead is exactly the same as it was a month ago in the June poll.
"As for the electorate, the outlook is overwhelmingly pessimistic. More Americans believe the country is on the wrong track that at any other point in the nearly 20-year history of the poll, with just 13% saying the country is headed in the right direction, while 74% said the country is on the wrong track. The previous low point was a 14% right-track rating in July 1992."
"What I'm afraid of is that if Sen. McCain picks one more relatively boring, normal, mainstream Republican white guy... he just makes the ticket seem boring compared to the level of energy and drive and excitement that Obama has."
-- Newt Gingrich, quoted by Politico.
A new AP/Ipsos poll finds 44% of Americans think the economy is the country's most important problem, while 22% cite energy costs and 15% pick the Iraq war.
