For someone billed as a reformer, this is a strange report. On the other hand, perhaps not so much for someone billed as a "maverick;" this certainly isn't something most would do --- I assume.

U.S. presidential nominees Barack Obama and John McCain have been campaigning in some of the states where the November election is likely to be decided. Both took time Saturday to address a meeting of an influential organization that represents senior citizens. VOA's Kent Klein reports from Washington.

The Federal Highway Fund is nearly broke, and this goes to show how foolish those who asked for a "Gas Tax Holiday," including John McCain, the GOP's Presidential candidate, truly were. Not only was it a foolish idea, it went against common sense, and Americans need to use their common sense when voting this year.

Despite persistent attacks against Obama over "elitism," one need only look at a few things, such as the number of houses (too many for him to recall) McCain owns, the multi-million dollar empire that Cindy McCain oversees, and the fact that Barack Obama was brought up by a single mother, to know who is really elite.

Earlier this year John McCain was forced to remove a YouTube video because it used the song "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, without permission.

While John McCain was speaking at the Republican National Convention someone staged a protest and the security quickly removed her from the audience. Update: The person who uploaded this video in YouTube says it was a pro-choice protest, but some others say it was pro-peace and anti-war protest.

The Washington Post Dan Balz (along with a lesser known ABC article, published last Friday), just blew the lid open on an assumption many of us have been feeling for days now.

Republican presidential candidate John McCain and his vice-presidential running mate, Sarah Palin, will be formally nominated Wednesday night by delegates at the party's national convention in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Reports are coming out that John McCain has a record month in contributions with $10 million pouring into the campaign since the announcement of Sarah Palin as his vice presidential candidate.

People are going to think that Alaska Governor Sarah Palin was a bad choice for John McCain's VP, but I think she will be formidable opponent. Here are my reasons.

Take a look at this video, where Palin has no idea what a V.P. does.

"This is the biggest political gamble in American political History," said MSNBC's Pat Buchannan. Once a runner-up in the Miss Alaska pageant, Governor Sarah Palin would be the first woman Vice President of John McCain, if elected.