news.yahoo.com — AP - Leading in polls with 25 days to the election, Democrat Barack Obama is playing it safe, offering careful proposals to address the economic crisis while letting allies respond to John McCain's sharpest charges.

news.yahoo.com — (Reuters) - US Democratic presidential nominee Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) speaks at a campaign rally at the Ross County Courthouse in Chillicothe, Ohio, October 10, 2008. REUTERS/Jim Young (UNITED STATES) US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN 2008 (USA)

notjobstax.myonlinepublication.com — Mom Sent Her Back to Jail. By Melody Mendez SEATAC Members of Boeing. McCain hopes to reclaim reformist mantel. Debuting Monday night on TNT, Steven Bochco makes one more attempt for a big Emmy comeback. Less thinking, more feel leads to Clark. Bird with West Nile found in Cobb. Heavy duty clock ra More ...

news.yahoo.com — AP - John McCain and Barack Obama outlined steps to counter the faltering economy and plummeting stock market on Friday, fresh evidence of the dominant role of pocketbook issues in their race for the White House.

news.yahoo.com — AP - THE POLL: Fox News/Opinion Dynamics, national presidential race among registered voters

voices.washingtonpost.com — By Lisa deMoraes Barack Obama's presidential campaign is getting a bargain for the half-hour of Oct. 29 primetime it's bought on CBS and NBC. The Democratic presidential candidate's camp is paying under $1 million to each network to run the programming it will produce for the first half-hour of prim More ...

news.yahoo.com — Reuters - White House Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said on Friday that U.S. policymakers have the tools they need to address the deepening financial crisis but it is crucial that they use them right away.

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www.eurweb.com — *During a visit to Comedy Central's "Daily Show" on Wednesday, Michelle Obama addressed the so-called handshake snub from her GOP rival Cindy McCain following Tuesday's presidential debate in Nashville.

www.eurweb.com — *In the November issue of Men's Health, Sen. Barack Obama admits that his struggle to quit smoking has not been easy, especially in the midst of a stressful presidential campaign.