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NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCains campaign and North Carolina Republicans clashed on Thursday over an advertisement critical of Democrat Barack Obamas links to a controversial preacher.

CHICAGO (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain challenged Democrat Barack Obamas approach to diplomacy on Thursday, saying U.S. charges that North Korea gave nuclear assistance to Syria showed the folly of unconditional talks with foreign adversaries.

Sen. John McCain on Thursday blasted the Bush administration and all levels of government for the failed response to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.

Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain travels to New Orleans lower Ninth Ward — the area hardest hit by Hurricane Katrina in 2005 — during his "Its Time for Action Tour." - [Read more]

As Democrats battle for the party nomination, Republican Sen. John McCain is stumping in economically depressed areas to win over low-income voters. He says he breaks with President Bush on government spending and earmarks so money can get into the pockets of the poorest Americans. - [Read more]

INEZ, Kentucky (Reuters) - Republican presidential hopeful John McCain said on Wednesday Americans face a tough economic outlook with high gasoline prices likely to remain and his Democratic opponents would make matters worse.

Clinton wins just big enough in Pennsylvania to ensure that the race will go on -- and keep John McCain smiling

TOLEDO, Ohio (Reuters) - Republican John McCains presidential campaign is content to let Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton fight on.

Republican Arizona Sen. John McCain spent Tuesday in Ohio, courting voters in economically distressed places as part of his tour of "forgotten areas." His Democratic rivals, meanwhile, continued their heated battle for the party nomination in the Pennsylvania primary. - [Read more]

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain told an economically ailing Ohio city on Tuesday that lost steel jobs are not coming back but with proper training, workers can rebound just like his once-dead campaign.

Sen. John McCain launched his week-long journey to poverty-stricken areas of the nation Monday with language that would have been at home in any Democratic stump speech.

For John McCain, who has pledged to avoid even the appearance of dispensing official favors for donors, Donald R. Diamond is the kind of friend who can pose a test. - [Read more]

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain will tell an economically depressed city in Ohio on Tuesday that it can rebound just like his once struggling campaign came back from the dead.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrat Hillary Clintons presidential campaign began April awash in red ink and trailing rival Barack Obama in the scramble for cash, campaign records show, while Republican John McCain signaled he may rely on public funding.

Sen. John McCain says Selma, Ala., and other communities on his "Its Time for Action" tour have suffered the "sins of indifference and injustice." He lauded the courage shown by civil-rights advocates who were beaten as they marched across Selmas Edmond Pettus Bridge in 1965. - [Read more]

The number of lobbyists among Senator John McCain’s top fund-raisers highlights the balancing act he must strike as he tries to maintain his reputation as a reformer. - [Read more]

Senator John McCain’s campaign raised more than $15 million in March. Still, he lags far behind Senator Barack Obama, who has outraised and outspent all other candidates. - [Read more]

JOHNSTOWN, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - With two days to go before a crucial U.S. presidential vote, Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton sharpened their attacks on Sunday, with Clinton pouncing on Obama for saying Republican John McCain would be better for the country than George W. Bush.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain on Sunday touted his plans to slash unneeded spending to balance the federal budget and dismissed Democratic rivals as "out of touch" on the economy.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain spends this week visiting economically struggling areas of the United States to show Americans he is a different kind of Republican.

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