Barack Obama is looking ahead to two states crucial to Democratic hopes for recapturing the White House in November as he shrugs off what is expected to be ...Video: WV Voters Ready for Primary AssociatedPressObama in West Virginia with eye on McCain Reuters IndiaBarack Obama's West Virginia blues Los Angeles TimesThe Associated Press - CN ...read more

Barack Obama signals two new political realties, analysts say. One: Obama is turning his sights from New York Sen. Hillary Clinton to presumptive GOP ...Superdelegates put Obama within mathematical reach The Associated PressObama Turns to the General Election Washington PostObama plans town hall meeting in Macomb Detroit Free PressFOXNews - Sc ...read more

CHICAGO â€" Dozens of students from the University of Chicago returned Sunday from a four-day multistate trek dubbed the world's largest scavenger hunt after trying to find Barack Obama's haircut and a car horn that plays ‘‘La Cucaracha,'' among other things. ...read more

But her Democratic opponent, Senator Barack Obama, is shifting his focus to the presumptive Republican nominee, Senator John McCain, and the general ...Obama Seems Sure That Clinton Will Win WV CBS NewsObama Downplays Expectations in Wva. ABC NewsObama's General Election Travel Plans New York TimesTIME - National Review Onlineall 2,465 news ...read more

From the Wall Street Journal: Several commitments over the weekend gave Sen. Obama 276 superdelegates, by his campaign's count. For the first time, that put him in the lead over Sen. Clinton among the governors, lawmakers and party officers who are free to vote for the nomination of anyone they choose at the Democratic convention in late Aug ...read more

Breaking from the Portland Press Herald...Democratic Rep. Tom Allen announced this morning that he is supporting Barack Obama for president. "I have been friends for a very long time with former President Clinton and Sen. Clinton. I respect their service to our nation," Allen said in a written statement. He added that "most of the pr ...read more