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Anticipation builds in Cleveland for...
CLEVELAND -- Many Greater Clevelanders are poised to watch Senator Barack Obama's acceptance speech Thursday night.
Obama's new dream for America...
With the dream of Martin Luther King hovering above him, Barack Obama stood before 85,000 euphoric supporters last night and accepted his nomination as the nation's first black presidential candidate.
Campus Alliance, SGA to have pre-game...
Now that students have settled into their schedules, the Ball State University Student Government Association had its first meeting of the school year yesterday.
Local blacks are proud McCain...
Washington -- Ebony Grantonz remembers vividly how scared she was the first time she voted. The night before, she couldn't sleep. At the polls, her mother had to reassure her that she had the right to do whatever she wanted, even if it was different from what her mother was doing.
Obama time! Candidate rallies...
SANDUSKY Some local voters see Barack Obama’s nomination as an important moment in U.S. history.
Ohio delegates say John McCain's...
St. Paul, Minn.- When Sen. John McCain takes the stage at the Xcel Center here tonight to deliver the most important speech of his political career, Ohio delegates will be sitting directly in front of him. But their advice on the eve of his big speech is clear: Don't talk to us.
Everyone loves to hate the media...
S o I tuned in to the Republican National Convention the other night to size up Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and enjoy the political theater, and you can imagine my surprise to find out she and Sen. John McCain are campaigning against Barack Obama , Joe Biden and … me.
The Natchez Democrat (The Natchez...
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Likely GOP presidential nominee John McCain and his running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, are traveling to Mississippi on Sunday to check on people getting prepared for Hurricane Gustav.
Speaker: Lincoln not hero of legend...
Scholars and media reporters need to be more honest about one of the most celebrated figures in American history, author Lerone Bennett Jr. said Wednesday.