www.lucianne.com — The first wife of Barack Obamasqots father has said she never dreamed that a black man could become President of the United States but now believes her stepsonsqots dqottime has comedqot. Kezia Obama,...

www.breitbart.com — Actor Forrest Whitaker, center, shakes hands with Travis Leiker, of Denver, before Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, D-Ill., gives his speech at the Democratic National Convention in Denver,...

www.plnewsforum.com — The more I have explored a little way down just a couple of avenues, the more alarming and dubious people, ideas, connections and actions I have found.  There are so many disturbing and off things...

www.breitbart.com — Nicole Deggins, of New Orleans, takes a photo of Stevie Wonder as he does a run-through for the final day of the Democratic National Convention at Invesco Field in Denver, Colo., on Thursday, Aug. 28,...

feeds.feedburner.com — Barack Obama formally accepts the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday, the 45th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have A Dream" speech. Rep. John Lewis, the last surviving speaker from...

feeds.feedburner.com — The Obama campaign has used text messaging to communicate with its supporters. Andrew Rasiej, founder of TechPresident, a blog that focuses on technology and the presidential campaigns, says the cell phone...

www.npr.org — Barack Obama's acceptance speech at Invesco Field comes with sky-high expectations. He must speak traditional Democrats, independents and disaffected Republicans. People on the streets of Denver talk about...

link.brightcove.com — Wall Street Journal's Matt Rivera attends the Benefit Concert for Barack Obama performed by the Black Eyed Peas at the Democratic Convention in Denver, bringing out actors and musicians in support of the...

www.courant.com — Barack Obama, launching his historic fall campaign for the White House with an outdoor Democratic National Convention extravaganza, pledged Thursday to "fix the broken politics in Washington" after he defeats Republican John McCain in the fall. "We are...

www.newsday.com — Barack Obama aims to weave the personal with the political tonight as he tells 75,000 supporters in a football stadium -- and millions more at home -- how as president he would make a difference in their lives. The Republicans weren't just sitting back...