Has John McCain fallen too far behind, too late in the campaign, to overtake his rival? History suggests that the answer is probably so. ...read more

SCRANTON, Pa. - Democratic vice presidential candidate Joe Biden on Sunday accused the McCain campaign of trying to distract Americans from their economic woes by launching "unbecoming personal attacks" at Barack Obama. ...read more

With the constant demands of the campaign trail, Barack is rarely home in Chicago these days. But on a Friday night last July, he made an appearance at Park West for a special concert with Jeff Tweedy, Pat Sansone, and Glenn Kotche of the band Wilco.Jeff Tweedy:I think that there are a lot of reasons to be involved with this campaign. It almost fee ...read more

The Salt Lake Tribune's nine-part series explores where John McCain and Barack Obama stand and whether their records match their rhetoric on vital issues ...McCain vows to whip Obama in last debate International Herald TribuneFingers crossed for Obama guardian.co.ukMcCain not going to be "intimidated" on Obama Lindsey Graham says ... ...read more

The top campaign advisers for presidential nominees John McCain and Barack Obama argued on FOX News Sunday over which campaign was employing the harshest ...Shivs You Can Believe In NewsweekObama, Ayers 'were never close,' campaign says News-Leader.comObama plans half-hour TV ad days before election The Associated PressWall Street Journal&n ...read more

From the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Sen. Barack Obama criss-crossed [Philadelphia] as though he were running for mayor yesterday, nurturing what he hopes will be a massive voter turnout just over three weeks from now. "This is a pretty good turnout," Mr. Obama said, without fear of contradiction as he gazed over a crowd estimated a ...read more