Newsweek: Puerto Rico and Clinton's popular-vote dreams
Records shed light on career of McCain's father
Top Dems push for quick end to campaign
A top Democrat says that party leaders intend to push for a quick end to the grueling presidential nomination battle, as supporters of Hillary Rodham Clinton planned a rally in Washington in a last-minute effort to save her faltering candidacy.
More...McCain starts defining Obama
NYT: McCain's path from Navy to D.C.
Hillary Clinton--Please Exit, with Dignity, June 4 (The Nation via Yahoo! News)
The Nation -- Check out CNN.com for Bill Clinton's vent about how a "cover up " is hurting Hillary Clinton's chances of becoming the Democratic nominee. This is a man who has trampled on his spouse's voice every time, in this campaign, that she's found it.
More...Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton to battle in close June 3 South Dakota primary (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
PIERRE, S.D. - The voters of South Dakota look a lot like those who have favored Hillary Rodham Clinton in presidential primaries this year, but her rival, front-runner Barack Obama, has plenty of friends in high places in this rural state.
More...Hillary Clinton to head West River, again (Rapid City Journal)
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton will highlight the problems of military veterans Wednesday during speeches in Rapid City and in Kyle on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
More...Zimbabwe: Ambassador Fires Back At Hillary Clinton Comments (AllAfrica.com)
ZIMBABWEAN Ambassador to the United States Machivenyika Mapuranga Tuesday fired back at comments made by American presidential hopeful Senator Hillary Clinton, who compared the Democratic Party's discounted primaries in Florida and Michigan to the harmonised re-election results of President Robert Mugabe.
More...New Yorker with mayoral ambitions dating Hillary Clinton’s Muslim aide (New Kerala)
New York, May 29 : A New Yorker with mayoral ambitions is dating a Muslim aide of Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
More...Bill Clinton: 'Coverup' hiding Hillary Clinton's chances (CNN.com)
Former President Clinton said that Democrats were more likely to lose in November if Sen. Hillary Clinton is not the nominee and suggested that some were trying to "push and pressure and bully" superdelegates to make up their minds prematurely.
More...Media's Complex Relationship with Hillary Clinton (NPR)
Morning Edition , May 28, 2008 · It's become a central theme of Hillary Clinton's Democratic presidential campaign that the media doesn't want her to succeed, and that they tilt the game against her at every turn. What's the basis for these complaints?
More...Hillary Clinton and the 'Told You So' Calculation (Washington Post)
Facing almost impossible odds in her quest to become the Democratic nominee for president, Hillary Rodham Clinton has started to cast the presidential race as a historical anomaly in which she is being badly mistreated. In doing so, Clinton and...
More...Hillary Clinton Rally (KULR-8 Billings)
Hillary Clinton made a stop in Billings Tuesday night, one week before Montana's June 3rd primary. In one week from Tuesday, Montana will join South Dakota in holding the last Democratic Primary Elections in the nation.
More...Hillary Clinton to head West River, again (Rapid City Journal)
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton will highlight the problems of military veterans Wednesday during speeches in Rapid City and in Kyle on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
More...New Yorker: Nominating system 'irrational'
Is the era of big Clintons set to end?
Obama, McCain reach out to vets
John McCain on Monday defended his plan for veterans' college benefits, as both the war hero and Democratic rival Barack Obama reached out to veterans on the Memorial Day holiday.
More...NYT: Clinton could face uneasy Senate return
Libertarians tap Barr as presidential candidate
Bill Clinton pushes Hillary for V.P. (ABC 13 Houston)
Bill Clinton has been Hillary's biggest booster in her presidential bid, but is now campaigning for V.P. gig
More...Hillary Clinton as running mate? BILL TELLS FRIENDS IT COULD UNIFY PARTY (San Jose Mercury News)
While Sen. Hillary Clinton and her advisers insist she is determined to win the Democratic nomination, former President Bill Clinton, for one, has begun privately musing about a different outcome for her: As Sen.
More...Clinton friends: Bill sees upside in Hillary as VP (Seattle Times)
While Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and her advisers insist she is determined to win the Democratic nomination, former President Clinton...
More...A look at Hillary Clinton (Indian Country Today)
WASHINGTON - Just when it was hard to be sure if she had really tried to code-talk Democrats into fleeing the Black Peril of a Barack Obama presidential candidacy, Hillary Clinton surpassed even that for chutzpah by spreading word that her candidacy should transcend the party campaign rules.
More...Bill Clinton thinks Hillary good choice for VP (Vietnam Net)
Hillary Clinton and her advisers say she wants to be president and is not interested in the vice president slot, but friends of the political pair say former President Bill Clinton is toying with the possibility.
More...2008 campaign reality upended expectations
Dems say Obama begins search for VP mate
McCain adviser rebuked for work with dictators
TV show host grills McCain on same-sex unions
NYT: McCain to meet possible running mates
Barack Obama Nears Finish Line With Oregon-Primary Win, But Hillary Clinton Takes Kentucky (MTV Music Television)
Barack Obama won the Oregon primary, putting him less than 70 delegates shy of the Democratic presidential nomination, but Hillary Clinton took Kentucky.
More...Rex Nutting: Is Hillary Clinton the new Ted Kennedy? (Market Watch)
Is Hillary Clinton the new Ted Kennedy? The record shows that Kennedy became one of the Senate's most influential lawmakers only after he gave up his dream of the presidency, and Clinton -- if she's willing to abandon her dream too -- could fill the elder stateswoman slot.
More...Hillary Clinton wins Kentucky Democratic primary (New York Daily News)
Hillary Clinton sailed to an easy victory Tuesday night in the Kentucky primary, but it was Barack Obama who edged ever closer to the finish line for the Democratic nomination.
More...FACTBOX - Why does Hillary Clinton keep running? (Reuters via Yahoo! India News)
REUTERS - Hillary Clinton has shrugged off calls to drop out of the U.S. Democratic presidential race and said she will keep running "until there is a nominee."
More...Hillary Clinton decries sexism (Pakistan News Tribune)
WASHINGTON: Hillary Clinton called sexist attacks on her campaign “deeply offensive” on Tuesday, as female supporters sprang to her defence, saying she speaks for all women and should stay in the Democratic race to the bitter end.
More...McCain to mark Cuban day
Republican presidential candidate John McCain marks Cuban Independence Day on Tuesday with a fresh slap at Barack Obama for a pledge to meet Cuba's leader if elected in November.
More...McCain attacks Obama over Iran comments
NYT: McCain finds thorny path in ethics effort
Obama nears milestone as Clinton soldiers on
Bush plans active campaign role for GOP
NYT: McCain to rely on party money
Obama tells Tenn.'s GOP: 'Lay off my wife'
Obama draws 80,000 to Oregon rally
Newsweek: Obama, McCain vie for Clinton backers
Both candidates are campaigning hard to win the support of the female voters who backed Hillary Clinton.
More...McCain finance co-chair resigns
John McCain's national finance co-chairman has stepped down, becoming the latest adviser to leave the Republican's presidential campaign because of ties to lobbyists.
More...Obama: Bush makes false political attack
Young voters' fashion sense often leads the polls
Obama welcomes Edwards nod, even if tardy
First Read: GOPer compares brand to bad dog food
A former House GOP leader is calling this year's political atmosphere "the worst since Watergate and is far more toxic than the fall of 2006," citing "deep seeded (sic) antipathy toward the president."
More...Obama says he's sorry for ‘sweetie’ comment
Barack Obama apologized Wednesday to a Michigan TV reporter after he called her "sweetie" and dodged her question about autoworkers.
More...Obama supporters unwise to attack Hillary Clinton (Seattle Times)
Many in the Barack Obama camp, having outfoxed the apparently not-so-formidable Hillary Clinton machine, can't seem to get the hang of winning...
More...Hillary Clinton takes West Virginia but defeat still looms (Times Online)
Hillary Clinton last night vowed that she will "never give up" in her battle against Barack Obama after a landslide victory - by a margin of more than two to one - in West Virginia's primary.
More...Hillary Clinton Handily Wins W.Va. Primary (KYW News Radio 1060)
Hillary Clinton won a big but largely symbolic victory in the West Virginia primary on Tuesday over front-runner Barack Obama. Complete KYW Decision '08 Coverage
More...Hillary Rodham Clinton prevails in W.Va. primary (The Appleton Post-Crescent)
CHARLESTON, W.Va. Hillary Rodham Clinton coasted to a large but largely symbolic primary election victory in working-class West Virginia on Tuesday.
More...Hillary Clinton takes West Virginia - now what? (Sydney Morning Herald)
Exit polls show Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama by two to one in West Virginia primary.
More...Cook: Generally speaking
Clinton status puts focus on $20 million debt
Obama leads field in unsolicited campaign songs
Superdelegates put Obama within reach
Obama heading to Michigan and Florida
Newsweek: 'Florigan' gives Clinton clout
The threat of a convention floor fight gives Hillary Clinton some leverage as she starts to negotiate her exit.
More...McCain takes on global warming
Democrats gaining ground in the Deep South
New Yorker: Hillary Clinton's wrong course
Clinton eyes W. Va.; Obama is shifting focus
Democratic presidential contenders Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton were preparing for Tuesday's primary in West Virginia, a contest that Clinton is heavily favored to win but which likely won't dent Obama's almost insurmountable lead in the delegate count.
More...History: Hillary Clinton’s Predecessor From 1872 (Newsweek)
How a 19th-century figure set the stage for Hillary Clinton's candidacy.
More...For Hillary Clinton, no 'clear path to victory' -- nor to an exit (Los Angeles Times)
Her supporters, largely resigned to losing, discuss a way out as she continues to campaign. She's darting around the country like a full-fledged presidential candidate, but within Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's circle of advisors and donors, the conversation has turned to how she can make a dignified exit from the race.
More...Former President Bill Clinton to stump for Hillary in Ripley today (The Marietta Times)
RIPLEY, W.Va. - Former President Bill Clinton will stop in Ripley tonight to campaign for his wife and presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton. The "Solutions for America" event, featuring Bill Clinton, will take place at 7:30 p.m. today at the Ripley Volunteer Fire and Rescue Station at 337 W. Main St.
More...Hillary Clinton presses on, urges supporters to ignore calls to quit (Belleville News-Democrat)
Her voice raspy, her tone determined, Hillary Rodham Clinton urged her supporters on Thursday to ignore the political pundits who have declared her toast.
More...Hillary Clinton catches up with former Make-A-Wish winner Oregonian, still a big fan, now works for the former first ... (The Oregonian)
Jordan Kokich can't wait to give Hillary Clinton a tour of Doernbecher Children's Hospital today. The last time the two talked about health care, Kokich was 8 years old and wearing lace ankle socks.
More...Hillary Clinton hoping for late comeback (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Hillary Clinton pressed ahead with her long-shot presidential bid on Wednesday, putting a brave face on a slim victory in Indiana and vowing to fight on until the last state Democratic primaries are concluded.
More...Hillary Clinton presses on with presidential campaign with visits to 3 states today (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
WASHINGTON - Hillary Clinton is pushing on in her race for the Democratic White House bid, despite calls to drop out. She has events scheduled today in the upcoming primary states of Oregon, South Dakota and West Virginia. Barack Obama will be in Washington today.
More...Hillary Clinton says she'll stay in the presidential race (AP via Yahoo! News)
Hillary Rodham Clinton says she will remain in the presidential race "until there's a nominee." The former first lady declined to say whether that meant through the roll call of the states at the Democratic National Convention this summer.
More...Hillary Clinton loans millions to campaign (Daily Telegraph)
Hillary Clinton lent her campaign $6.4 million (£3.2 million) last month, it was confirmed today, after defeat in yesterday's North Carolina Democratic primary and a narrow victory in Indiana left her presidential ambitions hanging by a thread.
More...Hillary Clinton's strategy of last resort (Los Angeles Times)
She would have to get the DNC to count the Michigan and Florida delegates and then press her case with superdelegates. Unable to revive her presidential campaign at the polls, Hillary Rodham Clinton now envisions a road to the nomination built on disputes over Democratic Party rules and fights over delegate selections. But on Wednesday even that route looked unattainable, with some key party ...
More...Clinton loaned campaign millions
McGovern urges Clinton to drop out
NBC: Obama takes N.C.
NYT: Options dwindling for Clinton
Obama hails N.C. win
Indiana, N.C. voters go to polls
Newsweek: No clear path to nomination
No matter what the outcome in today's primaries in Indiana and North Carolina, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton face a long twisted road ahead.
More...McCain castigates Obama on judges
Clinton jokes on Letterman show
Dems try to wear blue collar for votes
Bill Clinton: Small-town ambassador
Newsweek: Obama's gospel
What does Barack Obama believe? It's a question that an army of surrogates, out trying to assure religious voters of his faith, is answering again and again.
More...Clinton, Obama predict fight to June 3
Obama, Clinton battle over Iran, gas tax
Obama seeks to rebrand patriotism
