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ALEXANDRIA, Virginia (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCains is on a nostalgic tour this week of some of the places he has known, featuring a lot of straight talk about what a difficult young man he was.

MANHEIM, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - Democrat Barack Obama took aim on Monday at potential White House opponent John McCain on Iraq, saying the Republican senator could not offer a clear definition of success in the conflict and might leave ,U.S. combat troops there for decades.

Sen. John McCain on Monday kicks off his weeklong bus tour in which hell try to connect with the American people by telling them his story.

Any business before Congress on Monday is likely to be overshadowed by the presidential campaign. During the past few days, prominent Democrats have been calling for Hillary Clinton to get out of the race. The focus on the Democratic race is forcing Republican John McCain to fight for attention. - [Read more]

Senator John McCain has so far managed to enlist only a fraction of the heavyweight fund-raisers who helped drive President Bush’s two runs for the White House. - [Read more]

Sen. John McCain this week begins a bus tour of five states that he says helped shape his views and make him the politician who will carry the GOP torch in the upcoming presidential election.

Tennessee Democrat says superdelegates, presidential candidates should do what they must to end the nomination process before July and move toward taking on Republican nominee-in-waiting John McCain. - [Read more]

The war’s return to the public consciousness poses new challenges and opportunities for the candidates, particularly Senator John McCain. - [Read more]

Sen. John McCain launched his first general election ad Friday, portraying the presumptive Republican presidential nominee as an experienced, strong and patriotic leader.

Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) laid out his plans Thursday to address crises in the housing and financial markets. With Sens. Hillary Clinton (D-NY) and John McCain (R-AZ) making their views on the issue known already, where do the three main presidential candidates approaches differ? - [Read more]

Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) hasnt been hurt by the controversy over his former pastors statements, according to a Pew Research Center poll. Robert Siegel talks with Pew Director Andrew Kohut about Obama, the economy and some good news for Sen. John McCain (R-AZ). - [Read more]

Sen. John McCain on Wednesday outlined his foreign policy goals in a speech in Los Angeles. The presumptive GOP presidential nominee called for the United States to work more collegially with allies and to live up to its duties as a world leader. He also raised questions about Bush policies -- while remaining firmly in support of the Iraq war. - [Read more]

John McCain, outlining his foreign policy positions on the heels of an overseas trip, is renewing his call for the United States to work more collegially with democratic nations and live up to its duties as a world leader

New polls show many Democratic voters could swing their support to Sen. John McCain in the general election if their candidate isnt nominated.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain, looking to chart an independent course on U.S. foreign policy, called on Wednesday for a more vigorous international diplomacy and a new effort to rebuild frayed relations with allies.

Disavowing unilateralism, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) clarified his foreign policy views on Wednesday, promising, if elected, to consult and work more closely with allies overseas than the Bush administration has. - [Read more]

Sen. John McCain is expected to emphasize collaboration with democratic allies in a foreign policy speech Wednesday.

Not to be outdone by the Democratic presidential candidates, Sen. John McCain on Tuesday offered his own plan for managing the mortgage crisis. The presumptive GOP nominees plan would rely more on private sector cooperation and tax cuts rather than federal bailouts. - [Read more]

John McCain drew a sharp distinction with the Democratic presidential candidates, placing some of the blame on homeowners. - [Read more]

SANTA ANA, California (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain, looking to bolster his economic credentials, promised on Tuesday to find an answer to the U.S. housing crisis but came under fire from Democrats for failing to back a specific approach.

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