Vote 2008

Republican Sen. John McCain opened a new chapter in his presidential campaign on Monday, casting himself as an “imperfect servant of my country,” descended from a family of U.S. warriors devoted to honor, courage and duty.
McCain Touts Military Heritage
Analysis: Democratic Battle Helps McCain

As economic clouds darkened last week, all three candidates delivered major speeches on the economy while the Bush administration prepared a plan to give the Federal Reserve new regulatory powers over the financial system.
Uncertain Economy Awaits Next President

John McCain’s ethics entanglement with a wealthy banker convicted of swindling investors was a disturbing, formative experience in his political career.
McCain: I Learned From Keating Five Case

A senior adviser to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton has agreed to plead guilty to drunken driving.
Police: Clinton Aide to Plead Guilty

Barack Obama refers to the past couple of weeks as a tough, turbulent stretch.
Obama’s Rough Patch Could’ve Been Worse

Democratic Sen. Barack Obama on Tuesday tried to stem damage from divisive comments delivered by his pastor, while bluntly addressing anger between blacks and whites in the most racially pointed speech yet of his presidential campaign.
Obama Speech Addresses Anger Between Blacks, Whites

Facing strong opposition, Florida Democrats abandoned plans to hold a do-over presidential primary with a mail-in vote.
Florida Dems Abandon Mail-In Vote Plan