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What's all this talk about walking-around money? And, more important, where's mine?First, the Los Angeles Times reports that the Barack obama campaign says it won't pass out Street cash for primary day, and Philadelphia ward leaders warn that their foot soldiers could defect to Hillary Rodham clinton. The story is picked up nationwide.

Sen. Barack obama and his wife, Michelle, made $4.2 million last year as widespread interest in the Democratic presidential candidate pushed the sales of his two books.

Forget the jobless, despairing voters in small towns across Pennsylvania. Last night, it was the Democratic presidential debate that was bitter.

An hour before Sens. Barack obama and Hillary Rodham clinton began their latest and perhaps last debate inside the National Constitution Center, the scene out on the mall was vintage Americana: passionate supporters seeking to sway voters to their side, protesters looking to make a point, and opportunists looking to make a buck.

Forget clinton and obama. The big winner in Pennsylvania is television.Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack obama together will spend close to $5 million on TV ads in the closing week before the state's Democratic presidential primary Tuesday.

The 21st obama-clinton debate was just more of the same

Barack obama and Hillary clinton found themselves on defense at their presidential debate in Philadelphia Wednesday night for earlier statements they've made. obama had to again explain his comments about small-town citizens being embittered and seeking solace in religion and guns....

It didn't take long for the debate between Barack obama and Hillary Rodham clinton on Wednesday night to turn to God and guns, ...

Clinton emphatically says obama can win the White House during debate in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) - Democratic presidential rivals Barack obama and Hillary clinton tried to explain recent controversial remarks during a tense debate on Wednesday, with obama accusing Clinton of taking political advantage of his characterization of small-town residents.