Republican Mike Huckabee is apologizing for an unscripted attempt at humor.

Barack Obama is going on the offensive today against President Bush and John McCain.

Hillary Rodham Clinton is asking supporters to help persuade the Democratic National Committee to count Michigan and Florida in a meeting later this month.

John McCain is working to assure gun owners that his administration would not infringe upon their rights.

They say McCain has changed his tune on the subject of whether the U.S. should talk to terrorists and dictators.

Hillary Clinton won't say what was discussed, but she's talked with Elizabeth Edwards about her husband's endorsement of rival Barack Obama.

White House press secretary Dana Perino says President Bush's comment about appeasing terrorists was aimed at many who suggested negotiations.

Barack Obama says President Bush launched a "false political attack" in remarks that appeared to imply the Democratic presidential candidate would appease dictators.

John Edwards' endorsement is beginning to pay dividends for Barack Obama.

John McCain says if he's elected, the Iraq war will be won by the end of his first term.