The Rudy Giuliani Presidential Committee today announced that the campaign has over $12.7 million cash on hand, with over $7 million in primary dollars. These numbers were reported as of December 31st, the end of the last reporting period.

Paddy Power, Ireland's largest bookmaker, is today claiming that the Democratic Nomination race for the U.S. presidential election is well and truly over and are already paying out on Barack Obama to be the successful Democratic nominee.

Senator Joseph Lieberman is reportedly prepared to break party ranks to endorse Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) for president.

Former Arkansas Governor and Presidential Candidate Mike Huckabee has named Republican political strategist Ed Rollins as his National Campaign Chairman.

Today's Republican presidential debate in Iowa will include perennial candidate Alan Keyes. This is the first time Alan Keyes has been invited to any debate.

More than six years after the terrorist attacks on the United States, September 11 is playing a major role in the 2008 race for the White House.

The much anticipated Republican debate featuring questions posed to the candidates via a YouTube video. The concept is interesting and could have been a very interesting format. The questions were ripe with their own controversy and in their own right are not easy to answer within the allotted amount of time.

Democratic White House front-runner Hillary Clinton fired back in a 2008 showbiz endorsement battle with her rival Barack Obama, snapping up the backing of singing diva Barbra Streisand.

Tom Tancredo justified his presidential campaign's TV ad connecting illegal immigration to terrorism.

Barack Obama who runs for U.S. president tries to reform the death penalty law. While an Illinois state senator, Obama was key in getting the state's notorious death penalty laws changed, including a requirement that in most cases police interrogations involving capital crimes must be recorded.

Democrat were described by Rudy Giuliani as impractical, while the presidential hopeful republican considered himself as realist on foreign policy with experience at the negotiating table.

Republican Sam Brownback being an outsider will drop out of the 2008 campaign on Friday. Brownback, a senator from Kansas, had trouble raising money to compete in the race. He is expected announce his withdrawal in Topeka, Kansas.