New York, Many US supporters of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama are adopting the middle name Hussein in a symbolic act of solidarity against his political opponents’ slur that he is a Muslim, or even a terrorist.(contd...)
Washington, Barack Obama, the likely Democratic presidential nominee, has won the much coveted endorsement of former Vice President Al Gore with the Nobel laureate hailing him as one best suited to bring change to America. (Contd...)
Washington, A war of words has started between rival US presidential candidates with Barack Obama and John McCain trading charges on the economy which is emerging as the No. 1 election issue.(contd...)
Washington, The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama says he would make the US economy strong and competitive again by expanding opportunity outward rather than clamping down on outsourcing to countries like India and China.(contd...)
"Senator Clinton will be invaluable to our efforts to win in November," Obama said in an email to supporters Saturday afternoon, "and I look forward to campaigning alongside her to bring this country the change it so desperately needs.(contd...)
Washington, Hillary Clinton Saturday endorsed former Democratic party rival Barack Obama’s historic run to become the first black president of the United States, finally ending her own quest for the White House. (contd...)
Obama, formally opening his general election campaign in Bristol, Virginia Thursday, complimented Clinton as he began to exert control over the Democratic Party and to focus its efforts on the race against the presumptive Republican nominee Senator John M
Washington, As Hillary Clinton finally pledged support to Democratic nominee Barack Obama against Republican John McCain, a new "poll of polls" suggests the two nominees are locked in a tight race for the White House. (contd...)
"The governor has been able to reach across the aisle and get things done for the people of Louisiana, help the folks in New Orleans in recovering from the storm," McCain himself said praising Jindal at a news conference. (contd...)
Washington, Hillary Clinton could step out of the US presidential race Friday, leaving Democratic candidate Barack Obama to focus on a general election fight with Republican John McCain that is already in full swing, US media reported Wednesday. (contd...
