Senator Barack Obama has said he will possibly repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" policy for homosexuals in the military if he is elected president. ...read more

Barack Obama for president. The group was composed of six City Council members, three state representatives, and two state senators. ...Obama could visit Little 500 Friday Indiana Daily StudentObama talks... Dallas VoiceControversial aide still has Barack Obama's ear Los Angeles TimesWFMJ - AFPall 892 news articles ...read more

Candidates traditionally get out the money to get out the vote. That sets up a culture clash for the April 22 primary. Fourteen months into a campaign that has the feel of a movement, Sen. Barack Obama has collided with the gritty political traditions of Philadelphia, where ward bosses love their candidates, but also expect them to pay up. ...read more

BY ABDON M. PALLASCH Political Reporter apallasch@suntimes.com White House hopeful Barack Obama told an almost-hometown crowd in Gary on Thursday that he ...Video: By the Numbers: Keys to Keystone AssociatedPressObama and Clinton attack McCain on US housing crisis proposal Afrik.comObama talks at Great Valley Chester DailyLocal.comInternational Her ...read more

By Jon Seidel Post-Tribune staff writer GARY -- Thousands at Roosevelt High School cheered when US Sen Barack Obama promised to end the Iraq war. ...Faculty Gifts Favor Obama The Emory WheelObama holds rally at Jefferson High School WLFI.comObama Wins 'Petraeus Primary' for Best Use Of Senate Iraq Hearing RealClearPoliticsCrosswalk.com  ...read more

In case you missed it, a new poll indicates that Obama would beat McCain in Wisconsin, while Clinton would lose to McCain in the Badger State. Wisconsin, which was incredibly close in 2004, will be a critical battleground in the general election.  The AP has details from the survey... A new poll indicates that Wisconsin voters have no cle ...read more