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Sen. Hillary Clinton once supported the Democratic National Committees decision to punish Michigan and Florida for moving the date of their primaries. Now she says that not counting the votes violates the spirit of the Democratic Party. -�[Read�more]

If it werent for Barack Obama, you would have heard much more from the media this year about the first female candidate in American history with a serious shot at the White House. Hillary Clintons bid has been both pioneering and problematic, and her press coverage has reflected that tension. -�[Read�more]

It wont be a swing state in November. Its not even a state. Why Clinton wants to win anyway

Failed presidential candidates rarely have an easy time returning to the Senate, but Clintons return will be even more difficult than most

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama admitted on Tuesday he was wrong to say his uncle helped liberate the Nazis Auschwitz concentration camp after Republicans said Soviet troops freed the camp.

Sen. Barack Obama on Tuesday rolled out ideas he said will help stabilize the U.S. housing market, while saying President Bushs response was "too little, too late."

As a bill that would expand education benefits for veterans has become a flash point in the early sparring between Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama, some Republicans admit that the Democrats may have outmaneuvered them on the issue.

Reggie Love, Barack Obama’s assistant, knows a thing or two about the preferences of “the boss.”

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Memorial Day offered a preview of a summer duel between John McCain and Barack Obama, who were campaigning in the same swing state.

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For weeks before the primary in which former President Bill Clinton wrapped up his nomination — a contest now referred to by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton — few doubted that he would be the nominee.

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LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama underscored his willingness to talk to leaders of countries like Iran that are considered U.S. adversaries but said on Monday that does not necessarily mean an audience with Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Former President Bill Clinton said that Democrats were more likely to lose in November if Hillary Clinton is not the nominee, and suggested some were trying to "push and pressure and bully" superdelegates to make up their minds prematurely.

HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuban leader Fidel Castro on Monday called Democrat Barack Obama the candidate most advanced on social issues running for U.S. president but said his speech on Cuba last week was a "formula for hunger."

Speculation about a vice-presidential selection heats up as Sen. John McCain, the presumed Republican presidential nominee, meets with potential running mates. Meanwhile, Democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama spend the Memorial Day weekend on the road. Renee Montagne talks with Juan Williams. -�[Read�more]

Sen. Barack Obama on Sunday delivered the commencement address at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn., urging the graduates to "discover the role that youll play in writing the next great chapter in the American story." The Democratic presidential candidate was filling in for Sen. Ted Kennedy, who last week was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. -�[Read�more]

The symbolism of protégé and mentor permeated Barack Obama’s speech to graduates at Wesleyan University as he stood in for Edward M. Kennedy.

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Hillary Rodham Clinton ranks as only No. 36 out of 49 Senate Democrats, more of whom favored Barack Obama.

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In trying to “set the record straight,” Clinton aides said the news media and the Obama campaign were partly responsible for fanning the flames.

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The man who wrote the book on white, working-class voters says Barack Obama “is clocking in where he needs to be” with that constituency to win in the fall.

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CAROLINA, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - Struggling presidential contender Hillary Clinton campaigned in Puerto Rico on Sunday as she prepared for a pivotal ruling and sought to end a firestorm ignited by her reference to the 1968 assassination of Robert Kennedy.

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