By Thomas Ferraro WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hillary and Bill Clinton are again teaming up on Barack Obama -- this time saying the first-term US lawmaker, ...How Clinton camp justifies Obama for vp and not commander-in-chief Baltimore SunClinton-Obama dream team? Oh, dream on! Chicago TribuneWhy Clinton-Obama team makes perfect sense Toronto StarXinhua ...read more

CHICAGO - Barack Obama would not be leading the Democratic presidential race without the enthusiasm and high turnout of black voters. ...read more

She herself had crossed it, too, she said; but as for Barack Obama, "you'll have to ask Senator Obama" whether he is really prepared to serve as ...Democrats' feuding is music to GOP hopes Houston ChronicleA New Foreign Policy Tone Hartford CourantWhere do Clinton, Obama stand on vital war issues? The ArgusBoston Globe - Seat ...read more

Clinton said that Hillary believes that if there was a way to "unite the energy and the new people" that Barack Obama has attracted with the appeal he said ...Bad idea to deny Obama a smoke Toronto StarFormer president settles into low-profile role Boston GlobeA Scorecard on Conventional Wisdom New York TimesChicago Tribune - Newswee ...read more

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, everything old is new again. The morning after Clinton brought her struggling presidential campaign back to life with wins ...Op-Ed Columnist The Monster Mash New York TimesA week in politics......can seem like an eternity Trinidad & Tobago ExpressPlaying Favorites? Don't Be So Sure. New York TimesBoston Herald&nbs ...read more

Frontrunner Barack Obama on Sunday won the state of Wyoming to end Hillary's Clinton's brief winning spell that helped her bounce back into the bitterly contested Democratic Presidential race, while playing down suggestions of running as her deputy. The 46-year-old African-American senator added seven delegates to his tally with 61 per cent of the ...read more