According to reports Alaska Governor Sarah Palin is very high on John McCain's VP list and the announcement may come any time soon today. FOX news reports that Mitt Romeny is out of the list and the focus is on Sarah Palin, who is the first governor of Alaska to be born there after Alaska became a state.

John McCain's campaign office in Colorado was evacuated after a staff worker opened a threatening letter which contained white powder inside.

John McCain and Barack Obama have appeared together for the first time in the 2008 election campaign and they chose an unusual setting. The two candidates answered a series of intensely personal questions at a huge evangelical church in California.

McCain's Wife Cindy is hospitalized In Michigan after shaking hands with an enthusiast.

Country singer counters Barack Obama's rapper admirers with anthem to raise McCain.

"Obama voted for a 2005 energy bill backed by President Bush that included billions in subsidies for oil and natural gas production, a measure for which Vice President Dick Cheney played a major role. McCain opposed the bill, saying at the time that it included billions in unnecessary tax breaks for the oil industry." -- The Associated Press' Tom Raum

I am Paris Hilton and I approve this message. Thus says Paris Hilton in a political ad aimed at John McCain.

U.S. Senator John McCain's presidential campaign issued the following statement from McCain 2008 Communications Director Jill Hazelbaker in defense of Barack Obama's energy positions:

Energy and high fuel prices continue to be a major issue in the U.S. presidential campaign. Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama now says he would tap into the national strategic petroleum stockpile to help drive down the price of gasoline, even though Obama has opposed the idea in the past. VOA National Correspondent Jim Malone reports from Washington.

We noticed this title at Shanio's blog about Kathy Hilton getting what she paied for and thought the mere thought is very interesting and somewhat true.

One of the myths that John McCain has pawned off on the public most successfully is the one about his inveterate hostility to earmarks. For years McCain has been claiming that he never has put a single earmark in any bill.

A few hours ago John McCain, the same man who just months ago promised to run a "respectful campaign," said he is "proud" of his latest attack ad.