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LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain warned gun owners on Friday that his Democratic opponents Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton would threaten their right to bear arms, as he sought to rally conservatives support in the November election.

With help from the President, the two presumptive candidates fire at each other over foreign policy. Welcome to the campaign

Senator John McCain’s support for the war in Iraq, informed by his experience, is lonely but unwavering.

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Analysts weighed in on Sen. John McCains speech on Thursday in which he envisions the state of affairs at the end of his first term, 2013, if he is elected president.

His bout with melanoma after the 2000 campaign makes his health and his age election issues today. Why hes still at risk

John McCain’s comments were a striking departure from his usual refusal to set a date for American withdrawal.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Presumptive Republican presidential candidate John McCain secured millions in federal funds for a land acquisition program that provided a windfall for an Arizona developer whose executives were major campaign donors, according to a USA Today report.

Sen. John McCain thinks the Iraq War will be won but the threat from the Taliban in Afghanistan wont yet be eliminated, even though Osama bin Laden will be captured or killed, by 2013.

Congressional Democrats are pushing forward with plans for a new G.I. Bill to give veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan money to go to college for four years. House Democrats want to pay for it with what theyve dubbed a "patriot tax" on people earning more than $500,000. In the Senate, one Republican who notably isnt on board is John McCain, a Vietnam veteran who says the proposal is too expensive and could encourage service members to leave the military. - [Read more]

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain has been courting conservatives by saying hed appoint conservative judges. But hes also trying to appeal to independents and blue-collar Democrats on issues like global warming. Keene says he is "marginally more reassured" by McCains efforts to solidify the GOP base in recent weeks. - [Read more]

The GOP candidates global warming plan has its flaws. But he has engaged the issue, and that bodes well for the 08 campaign

Smeared by McCain, Obama says he wont talk to the bad guys. Theyre both failing the leadership test

COLUMBUS, Ohio (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain came under criticism on Wednesday for his wife Cindys refusal to release her tax returns.

Hillary Clinton on Wednesday reiterated her vow to stay in the Democratic presidential race, but she said it would be a "terrible mistake" for her supporters to vote for John McCain over Barack Obama.

As expected, Sen. John McCain won Tuesdays GOP presidential primary in Nebraska — although some Republicans registered their dissatisfaction with the presumptive GOP nominee by backing Congressman Ron Paul. As his Democratic rivals battle it out, McCain has been conserving energy, making about one campaign appearance per day. - [Read more]

SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - A Texas evangelical leader who endorsed Republican presidential candidate John McCain earlier this year has apologized for anti-Catholic remarks that angered Church members and embarrassed McCains campaign.

Sen. John McCain took his weeklong environmental tour to Washington state Tuesday, addressing the need for reducing the nations dependency on foreign oil and sparking investment in environmentally friendly technology.

Sen. John McCains recent emphasis on his approach to climate change signals a break with Bush administration policy. He hopes in part to sway Pacific Northwest voters — and independents elsewhere. - [Read more]

Influential and controversial televangelist John Hagee has apologized to Catholics for referring to the Roman Catholic Church as the "great whore." Hagee is supporting Sen. John McCain for president, which has led some Catholic leaders to criticize McCain. - [Read more]

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain this week is touting his plans for fighting global warming in the Pacific Northwest. He hopes to win over environmentally minded voters with his plan to reduce greenhouse gases by 60 percent by the year 2050. - [Read more]

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