Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, the former rivals in the struggle for the right to become the nominated Democratic candidate for the US presidency, are joining their forces to further promote Democrats in the US presidential election. Barack Obama on Tuesday asked his finance team to help Hillary Rodham Clinton pay off a debt of at least $10 million from her failed presidential campaign

Former US President Bill Clinton offered Senator Barack Obama his help in the presidential race. Clinton did not specify how exactly he was going to help the former rival of his wife. Obama’s campaign still suffers from Bill Clinton’s criticism at its primary stage, taking into consideration the fact that Clinton still remains a very influential politician. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have tired to join their efforts during the last three weeks. However, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama have not been in contact with each other recently

Democratic Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton will hold a special event in Washington on Saturday, June 7 to announce the end of her participation in the campaign to become USA’s first female president. A statement released from the headquarters of the presidential runoff said that Clinton would announce her support of Barack Obama

Hillary Clinton is not so smart as she is painted to be. She lost the inseparable part of the political race, the TV debate with Barack Obama. Moreover, Hillary Clinton showed that she had to learn a lot about international affairs outside the United States. It is worthy of note that Obama failed short of the occasion too

Obama lived in Indonesia for nearly five years as a child and had a pet ape named Tata. He also sampled exotic foods - dog, snake and grasshopper.

John McCain appeared as the clear front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination with a victory in the hotly contested Florida primary, lining up a quick endorsement from soon-to-be dropout Rudy Giuliani before next week's coast-to-coast contests. The Republican nomination fight finally has boiled down to a two-man race between the Arizona senator and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney after a year of volatility that made 2008 the party's most wide-open race in half a century

Senator Barack Obama has made a surprise victory at primaries in South Carolina. The primaries unveiled a complicated problem. It would be impossible to disregard the racial issue in a state with 60 percent of non-white population. Obama had to recollect the fact that his father was a black man from Kenya. The recollection brought its results immediately: about 59 percent of non-white voters said they had voted for Obama simply because of his skin color.

Amid chants from a diverse audience of supporters shouting, “Yes we can,” Barack Obama addressed a highly animated crowd after a resounding victory in South Carolina. Obama won the primary by a country mile with 55% of the vote, Clinton coming in second with 27% of the vote.

Senator Barack Obama has caught up with Hillary Clinton’s popularity ratings. A Gallup poll conducted in New Hampshire showed that both Clinton and Obama enjoy equal support among voters. Obama has recently faced criticism from Hillary Rodham Clinton. One of her assistants suggested Barack Obama used illegal drugs as a teenager

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and her husband visited a local Supermarket in Iowa on Tuesday while a pack of Secret Service agents fanned out around the couple.