ap.google.com — China Daily Obama-McCain dilemma puts NFL players in middle The Associated Press - 36 minutes ago ASHBURN, Va. (AP) - As the presidential race revs up, political conversations in NFL locker rooms echo those in workplaces nationwide. McCain Wants US to Buy Bad Ho More ...

www.israpundit.com — email rec'd For your article to be factual you have to produce credible evidence that Obama espoused the ideas of Ayres and still espouses them. He certainly has given no indication of being a Democratic Socialist. In my business of investigating losses, the type of kitchen gossip you are indulging More ...

rss.cnn.com — Christopher Buckley, son of William F. Buckley, is backing Obama. (CNN) — No, hell has not frozen over, but a Buckley is backing a Democrat for president. Christopher Buckley, the son of the late conservative icon William F. Buckley, said Friday he's decided to back Barack Obama's White Hou More ...

www.nytimes.com — Boston Globe Obama Campaigning on Xbox 360? New York Times - 43 minutes ago By WAGNER JAMES AU, GigaOm This is either a brilliant Photoshop job, some canny viral political campaigning, or both: An Xbox 360 gamer playing Burnout Paradise spotted an Obama campaign bi More ...

www.forbes.com — Republican John McCain, trailing in polls and searching for a way to gain ground, assailed Democratic rival Barack Obama on Friday in a sharply worded TV ad that said: "When convenient, he worked with terrorist Bill Ayers. When discovered, he lied ...

news.yahoo.com — AFP - Democrat Barack Obama Friday rebuked John McCain for preaching a politics of "anger and division," as his Republican rival fired off new attacks vowing to fight back from his underdog position.

news.yahoo.com — Reuters - On a day of fresh economic turmoil, Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama accused Republican John McCain on Friday of trying to divide Americans and McCain said Obama was dodging legitimate issues.

www.usnews.com — The Republicans' record on voter fraud is thin.

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

www.usnews.com — The Democratic candidate's connections to the group raise questions.