U.S. presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama are courting Latino voters Saturday. The candidates will deliver back-to-back addresses to the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials during the organization's annual conference in Washington.

Presumptive Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, each donated USD 2,300 to the campaign of his former rival, Hillary Clinton, which is USD 22 million in debt.

The presumptive Democratic Presidential nominee and Illinois state senator Barack Obama conveyed his sympathies and condolonces to the people of the Philippines through President Gloria Arroyo, after the country was struck over the weekend by Typhoon Fengshen.

Democratic Presidential candidate Barack Obama and senator Hillary Clinton are negotiating a range of issues including how to repay the latter's campaign debt and her role at the party convention, with help from one of Washington's best-connected lawyers.

Ralph Nader has been resented by many in the Democratic party since the year 2000 and since announcing that he would run for the presidency as an Independent this year, he has been critical of Barack Obama. Monday He charges Obama with "talking white".

After the last 24 hours' worth of news stories, it's hard not to read the signs and portents as Barack Obama is up by 12 in the LA Times poll.

A few disclaimers before I begin the news about James Dobson, the director of Focus on the Family, and Barack Obama. First, my candidate didn’t make it past the primaries. As for which of the two viable candidates I am leaning towards, I think it makes little difference to this discussion.

White House hopeful Barack Obama has said Republican policies on national security had left Americans less safe and less respected as he fended off an onslaught over terrorism from John McCain.

For the first time since Hillary Clinton suspended her presidential campaign leaving Barack Obama as the presumptive nominee for the Democratic party, the "victor and vanquished" will appear together in Washington next week.

Barack Obama’s likeness will undoubtedly be plastered on any number of campaign paraphernalia over the next five months including t-shirts, hats, campaign buttons, placards, coffee mugs and bumper stickers.

Senator Obama gave an interview today to the WSJ about his economic plans. I'll post something later about the whole plan, such as it is, but this part caught my eye: