rss.cnn.com — Sarkozy called the Democratic nomination for Obama. (CNN) – Before Barack Obama arrived in Paris, French President Nicolas Sarkozy was already cozying up to the presumptive Democratic nominee. “Obama? He’s my buddy,” Sarkozy told French newspaper Le Figaro in an interview first noted  More ...

www.huffingtonpost.com — Many people are talking about what VP choices await Barack Obama, but let's look one step further to Obama's Cabinet and whom he would put in charge of different areas of our country.

www.nytimes.com — On the latest stop of his weeklong trip, Barack Obama is expected to discuss Iran with President Nicolas Sarkozy of France.

feeds.feedburner.com — That an Obama presidency would save the average American family $2,500 on health-insurance premiums is one of the campaign’s chief talking points—but where did that number come from? From three Harvard professors, as the New York Times explains. The number evidently comes from a policy memo  More ...

www.huffingtonpost.com — Helicopter with Petraeus: Golfcart with Bush Sr :: 200,000 screaming fans in Berlin : eatin' sausage in Ohio

blogs.villagevoice.com — What happened to my New York Post ? My curmudgeonly, reactionary New York Post that enjoys eating liberals for breakfast and spewing outrage? I am confused by pages 2 and 3 in which most of the layout is taken up with a photo of Barack Obama greeting his audience of 200,000 in Berlin. (The  More ...

rss.cnn.com — Sen. Obama met with Jordan's King Abdullah Tuesday. (CNN) — So what exactly did Barack Obama and King Abdullah discuss when the monarch drove the presidential candidate to the airport? CNN’s Candy Crowley asked the Illinois senator that very question. Obama didn’t divulge “confid More ...

news.bbc.co.uk — Rabbis are outraged after a newspaper publishes a private note apparently left by Barack Obama in the Wailing Wall.

www.huffingtonpost.com — Overall, the reviews have been stellar for Barack Obama's foreign trip. A fortuitous news cycle laid out the red carpet for the presumptive Democratic nominee in Afghanistan when John McCain decided to announce that more U.S. troops were needed there. And the pattern was repeated again in Iraq, whe More ...

www.msnbc.msn.com — The Republican senator, fresh from an Iraq trip with Barack Obama, said the presidential candidates should focus on the war's future and not argue over the success of last year's troop surge.