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Barack obama says election will be about the economy.

Barack obama sat down with Early Show co-anchor Harry Smith for an exclusive interview.

Nine months after Barack obama, john mccain has unveiled his own technology plan for America. At last, both candidates can be graded for their long-term friendliness to the tech sector. Lost beneath the theatrics of obama's pledge to announce his VP choice via text messaging and McCain's successful YouTube 'fan club' videos are the real issues that matter most to the tech sector.

John mccain has utilized almost every television commercial in his campaign as a means of slamming obama Barack — even calling him a “celebrity“. Meanwhile, Barack has mostly focused on his own merits.Well, Barack is finally on attack. This election is going to be extremely fun to watch. Can you imagine how [...]

Shortly after Barack obama joined the Senate in 2005, the University of Chicago medical Center promoted his wife. She hired the firm of David Axelrod, who later became obama's chief strategist.

The United States spends $2 trillion on health care every year. If costs continue to rise, health economists say the U.S. could see a significant drain on spending in areas such as the military or education. McCain and obama both promise to cut costs, but their plans may not be aggressive enough.

CHESTER, Virginia (Reuters) - Democrat Barack obama attacked republican john mccain on Thursday for not knowing how many houses he owns and said it proves his presidential rival is out of touch with the economic struggles of most Americans.

CHESAPEAKE, Va., Aug. 21 -- Sen. Barack obama announced on Thursday that he has decided on a running mate -- but declined to provide a name, fanning already intense speculation about the choice.

Two years ago, the office of Michelle obama, the vice president for community relations at the University of Chicago medical Center, published a glossy report detailing the improvements her office had made in the lives of local residents, in part by increasing ties to minority contractors.

A few years ago, executives at the prestigious University of Chicago medical Center were concerned that an increasing number of patients were arriving at their emergency room with what the executives considered to be non-urgent complaints. The visits were costly to the hospital, and many of the...