Nixon's daughter contributed to ObamaSource: msnbc.com
One of the former president's daughters, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, apparently supports a Democrat in this year's presidential contest - Barack Obama.
Obama strongly denounces former pastorSource: msnbc.com
Democrat Barack Obama says he was outraged by the comments of his former pastor, Rev. Jeremiah Wright, and saddened by the spectacle of his appearance on Monday.
Obama fights false links to IslamSource: msnbc.com
For Barack Obama, it is an ember that he has doused time and again, only to see it flicker anew: links to Islam fanned by false rumors, innuendo and association.
Obama adviser denies trade remarksSource: msnbc.com
Barack Obama's senior economic policy adviser said Sunday that Canadian government officials wrote an inaccurate portrayal of his private discussion on the campaign's trade policy in a memo obtained by The Associated Press.
Obama backs health care tax creditSource: msnbc.com
Barack Obama on Sunday proposed up to a 50-percent tax credit for small businesses providing health insurance to their employees, a program he hopes has special appeal to Hispanics and other minority groups struggling for a toehold in the U.S. economy.
Powerful teamsters union to endorse ObamaSource: msnbc.com
Presidential hopeful is poised to get the endorsement of the powerful Teamsters, the second major union endorsement for the Democratic front-runner in a week.
Text of Obama's first press conference as President-ElectSource: msnbc.com
The following is a statement issued by the Obama transition team before his first press conference as president-elect.
What do you think of President-Elect Obama's first press conference? What about the start of this whole transition period?
Discuss.
Obama tells hometown: 'Change has come'Source: msnbc.com
President-elect Barack Obama stood before tens of thousands in Chicago's Grant Park Tuesday night and told them: "Change has come to America."
Obama hometown giddy about victory prospectSource: msnbc.com
Thousands of Barack Obama supporters in the senator's hometown gathered in Grant Park for a huge election-night rally they hoped would be a historic victory celebration.
Obama hometown giddy about victory prospectSource: msnbc.com
Thousands of Barack Obama supporters in the senator's hometown gathered in Grant Park for a huge election-night rally they hoped would be a historic victory celebration.
Barack Obama's grandmother diesSource: msnbc.com
Barack Obama's ailing grandmother died Monday in Hawaii, a day before Obama was to stand election for the presidency, his campaign announced.
Barack Obama's grandmother diesSource: msnbc.com
Barack Obama's ailing grandmother died Monday in Hawaii, a day before Obama was to stand election for the presidency, his campaign announced.
Race fear vs. money anxiety at play in electionSource: msnbc.com
What's more scary: a bleak economy or a black president? The two ideas converge in a small but influential group of voters who fear that if elected, Barack Obama would give blacks preferential treatment.
Obama says he didn't know aunt's illegal statusSource: msnbc.com
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said Saturday he didn't know that one of his relatives was living in the United States illegally and believes the appropriate laws should be followed.
AP: Obama's aunt living in U.S. illegallySource: msnbc.com
Barack Obama's aunt, a Kenyan woman living in public housing in Boston, is in the United States illegally after a judge rejected her asylum request four years ago, The Associated Press has learned.
Obama testy with media on HalloweenSource: msnbc.com
Democrat Barack Obama got annoyed with the media Friday as he tried to walk down a Chicago street with his 7-year-old daughter, Sasha, who was dressed up in a shiny costume for Halloween.
Obama infomercial tops network ratingsSource: msnbc.com
Barack Obama's campaign "infomercial" drew 26.4 million viewers to three major networks, proving modestly more popular than typical prime-time programming, preliminary figures showed Thursday.
Obama infomercial tops network ratingsSource: msnbc.com
Barack Obama's campaign "infomercial" drew 26.4 million viewers to three major networks, proving modestly more popular than typical prime-time programming, preliminary figures showed Thursday.
Group releases anti-Obama DVD in newspapersSource: msnbc.com
Readers of newspapers in swing states Ohio, Florida and Nevada are finding an anti-Barack Obama DVD in editions this week, days before the presidential election.