News: April 1, 2007 to Present

• Health Care Reform's Moment May Be Now

• Rising Hope For Fixing Health Care

• 5 Myths About Our Ailing Health-Care System

• Single-Payer National Health Insurance

• Is the Time Right for Universal Health Care?

• Barack Obama Wins in 300 Electoral Vote Landslide

• November 4, 2008 — A New World Order

• Obama Is Elected President as Racial Barrier Falls

• Blue Dogs Endorse Barack Obama for President

• Republicans Scrambling to Save Seats in Congress

• The Political Races

• NY Times Endorses Barack Obama for President

• Why Catholics can in Good Conscience back Barack Obama

• Obama opens Biggest Lead over McCain

• Colin L. Powell Endorses Barack Obama for President

• Los Angeles Times Endorses Barack Obama for President

• Washington Post Endorses Barack Obama for President

• 3rd Debate: McCain is a Angry Man

• Obama Opens 14-Point Lead On McCain

• Looking Ahead, Obama Builds Ties With Blue Dogs

• McCain Inserts Race into Campaign

• The Vice Presidency Requires Knowledge not some Mindless Gimmick

• Democrats will Win Congress Landslide

• McCain Attacked but did not Knock Obama Down

• McCain 8 Points behind Obama Goes on Personal Attack

• U.S. Fiscal Crisis Seems to Have Altered Political Map

• McCain Can Not Win on the Issues so Turns to Attack Ads

• McCain in Nosedive and in 33 Days: Crash

• McCain takes Hit from Bailout Collapse

• Republicans Kill Bailout Bill and McCain Still Does Not Understand the Economy

• First Debate: Obama and McCain Clash on Economy and Iraq

• McCain uses Financial Crisis to Promote Campaign

• Wall Street Bailout Plan Talks Implode After Day of Chaos

• Economic Fears Give Obama Clear Lead Over McCain

• Sen. Obama’s “Statement of Principles” on a Financial Rescue Plan

• McCain Seen as Less Likely to Bring Change

• McCain Crusade Against Pork Backfires

• Jim Crow Republicans Reborn

• McCain Standard Bearer of Failed Ideology

• John McCain’s Choice of Running Mate Raises Serious Questions about his Judgment

• Dark Clouds in Florida for GOP

• Republican Party becoming Extinct

• Rematch in New Hampshire Senate Race Finds a New Climate

• John McCain is Toast

• Justices Rule for Individual Gun Rights

• DNC Agrees to Seat Florida and Michigan Delegates

• Can Obama Win Out West?

• Democratic Victory May Be a Bellwether

• Polls: Obama Falters with Working-Class Whites

• Obama and Wright, Two Peas in a Pod

• Polls Show Drift toward Clinton

• Republicans Crossing over to Vote for Democrats

• New York Times Primary Choice: Hillary Clinton

• Hispanic News Endorses Hillary Clinton for President

• Why Hillary Won

• How Hillary Learned to Trust Herself

• Democratic Primary Preview: Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina

• Richardson Stands out as Pro-Gun Democrat

• Abortion Foes' Strategy Advances

• Supreme Court to Rule on Right to Keep Handguns at Home

• Bishops Issue Guidelines for Catholic Voters

• A Fine Line for Democrats on Border Issues

• Democrats: Rice Grossly Mismanaged Iraq

• Poll Finds Americans Pessimistic, Want Change

• Immigration: From Talking Point to Sore Point

• Polls indicate Richardson Presidential Bid is in Trouble

• Republicans Head for the Exits

• How Clinton has Built her Lead

• In Latest Poll, Clinton Leads in Iowa

• In Latest Poll, Good News for Both Clintons

• Senator Domenici to Retire Next Year

• House Passes Children’s Insurance Measure

• GOP in Danger of Losing Independents

• Numbers give Democrats Edge in 2008 Senate Races

• Clinton Solidifies Edge as Rivals Take a Tougher Line

• Democrats Court Evangelicals

• Fla. Democrats Set to Stick to Jan. 29 Vote

• A Look at the Senate's '08 Election Scorecard

• Former Va. Gov. Warner Makes it Official

• What Kind of President would Hillary Be?

• Nebraska Senate Race Shapes Up

• The Blue Dogs of the Democratic Party Partners with Hispanic News to Begin: The ¡Ya Basta! National Boycott

• In Turmoil of ’68, Clinton Found a New Voice

• The Kyl Trojan Horse Deception

• Craig of Idaho Hopes to Salvage Political Career from Men's Room Incident

• As States Jockey for Position, Primaries Fall into Chaos

• Religion and the Presidential Vote: A Tale of Two Gaps

• Does Racism Dictate Immigration?

• New Bush Policies Limit Health Care Program Aiding Children

• An Opportunity to Pick Up Columbus Congressional Seat

• Biggest Donor Areas go for Dems

• Clinton Seeks to Offset Black Defections by Courting Hispanics

• Hastert Decision Creates a Potential Democratic Opportunity in Illinois

• Iowans Feel Snubbed, but Iowa Demographics are not America

• CHIP Funding Key to Democrat Strategy to Beat Cornyn

• In Battle with AG Gonzales, Democrats Keep Eye on 2008

• Clinton Gains Respect at Gathering of Bloggers

• Congress Recesses Amid Democratic Achievements

• Children's Health Bill Approved By House

• Massive Lead for Clinton as Obama Trails in US Polls

• Dems’ Field Gives Unions Pleasant Predicament

• Racism Killed Immigration Reform

• Bush Aide in 2006 Blocked Surgeon General Global Health Report

• Why do We Need NASA?

• Bill Would Let States Force Drug Discounts

• Hillary Clinton Most Visible Presidential Candidate

• Senate Approves $3 Billion for Border Security

• Blue Dogs Endorse Clinton is the Best Qualified Democratic Presidential Candidate

• Democrats Shift Approach on Abortion

• Obama Losing Ground

• Democrats Press House to Expand Health Care Bill

• Bush Threatens Children Health Program

• Minimum Wage Increases to Boost Poor

• Senate Approves Overhaul of Student Loan Program

• Senate Panel Adds Billions for Health Despite Bush

• Congress Rejects Free Trade Deal with Colombia

• New Populism Spurs Democrats on the Economy

• The Drug Advertising Debate

• Economist Expects Democrats to Win 2008 Presidential and Congressional Elections

• Republicans Opposed to Expansion of Children’s Insurance

• Edging Away From Inner Circle, Pelosi Asserts Authority

• Farm Bill Renews Fight over Subsidies

• 2008 Candidates Vow to Overhaul U.S. Health Care

• The 2008 Presidential Candidates on Health Care

• Democrats get Advice on how to Talk about Issues

• Micro Targeting to Turn Trends into Political Strategy

• After Immigration Bill Falls, Republicans will Pay in Hispanic Votes

• End Nears for Era of Presidential Trade Authority

• Hispanics Turning Back to Democrats for 2008

• Senate Votes No on Immigration Bill

• Vote to Keep Immigration Alive will Fall Short

• Plan to Send Immigrants Home is Defeated

• Harsh Immigration Bill Loosing Support

• Immigration Bill Ignites Conservative Republican Grass Roots Fire

• Views on Abortion Upset Catholic Leaders

• Immigration Bill Ignites Conservative Republican Grass Roots Fire

• Clash Nears in the Senate on Legislation Helping Unions Organize

• U.S. Farm Subsidies Favor Big Over Small, White Over Black

• House Republicans Introduce Immigration Bill

• Senate Supporters of Immigration Reform Reach Agreement

• Republican Senators Rebuke Bush on Immigration Reform

• Most Americans Favor Letting Illegal Immigrants Become Citizens, Poll Finds

• Los Angeles Times / Bloomberg Poll: Clinton Still Leads Democrats, but Trails Giuliani

• A Failure of U.S. Senate Leadership on Immigration Reform

• The War on Poverty

• The Real Cost of Off Shoring

• Kennedy Plea Was Last Gasp for Immigration Bill

• Democrats Plan a Capitol Barrage over Iraq

• Democrats Focus on Iraq In Contentious Second Debate

• Backers of Immigration Bill More Optimistic

• Supreme Court Ruling Brings Split in Antiabortion Movement

• Foreign Policy: How to Restore America's Place in the World

• A Good Immigration Bill

• Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa of Los Angeles Endorses Clinton

• Richardson Formally Declares 2008 Candidacy

• Romney's Mormon Church

• Romney's Religion

• 2008 Democratic Campaign Strategy for Victory

• Presidential Front Runner Hillary Clinton

• Surge in Support for Social Safety Net

• Howard Dean's Web Experts Help 2008 Dems

• How Obama's Tough Talk Backfired in Detroit

• N.Y., Md. Governors will Endorse Sen. Clinton's Bid for White House

• Poll: Clinton Rebounds over Obama

• A Liberal Case for Gun Rights Helps Sway Judiciary

• Clinton Proposes Vote to Reverse Authorizing War

• 5 reasons the Republicans Face an Uphill Climb in '08

• Senate Begins Work on Details of Immigration Reform

• Bush Vetoes Bill Tying Iraq Funds to Exit

• White House Pursued Legal Efforts to Limit Voter Turnout in Key States

• California's Earlier Primary may Rewrite the Rules of the 2008 Race

• Why Immigration Reform is not Going to Happen

• GOP has Uphill Climb for Cash and Candidates

• Campaign '08: Analysis of Key Voter Groups

• Democratic Anti-war Voting Bloc Grows as Diverse Groups Join Cause

• Senate Sends War Timetable To Bush's Desk

• In First Debate, 8 Democrats Differ on Details but Agree in Condemning Iraq War

• War Bill Passes House, Requiring an Iraq Pullout

• Democrats Craft New Tax Rules, New Image

• GOP Troubles May Hurt Bid To Retake Congress in 2008

• The Medicare Privatization Scam

• 2008 Democrats Propose a Ceiling on Bush Tax Cuts

• None Dare Call it Partial Birth Abortion

• Abortion Ruling Emboldens Opponents

• Senate Blocks Bill to Let Medicare Negotiate Drug Prices

• Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Abortion Procedure

• Independents will Join with Democrats on Iraq War in 2008

• Democrats More Trusted Than Bush to Set Iraq Policy

• Money Moves from Republicans to Democrats

• The Culture War and the 2008 Elections

• NACA Commits $1 Billion to Refinance Loans of Lower Income to Help Fend Off Foreclosures

• Bush Talks Out of Both Sides of His Mouth, $64,000 and 25 Years

• Blue Dogs Propose Securing the Border: Government or Drug Lords: Who Rules Mexico?

• Immigration Reform Will Not Happen

• Bush and Republican Senators Introduce Very Bad Immigration Plan

• Cheating our Veterans

• Bush Denial Leads to Disastrous Environmental Effects

• Congress Seeks Approval of Generic Biotech Drugs

• Pentagon Report Discounts Justification for Iraq War

• The NRA's Image Improves as Support for Gun Control Slips

• Early 08 Fund Raising Has Clear Blue Tint

• Democrats To Widen Conflict With Bush

• With 'Super-Duper Tuesday,' Contrasting Views Emerge on Primary Season