Rebecca Stewart

by Paul West Presidential races eventually reach a tipping point. The Democratic contest is fast approaching that point (the Republicans are far beyond it). In recent nomination fights, early victories...

by William E. Gibson Voters along the campaign trail constantly tell me they want to change the ways of Washington and pick a president who can alter the direction of...

by Doyle McManus This year's presidential campaign -- and it's not even half done -- is already historic for several reasons. It has been the first truly wide-open campaign since...

by Michael Hill CHICAGO--The packed house at Trinity United - some 3,000 in all - had been in the pews for almost two hours, energized by a 200-voice choir and...

by Paul West The early results from the 2008 primaries and caucuses have been rolling in, and the verdict is clear: Rudy can't fail. When he launched his presidential campaign...

by Glenn Thrush Manchester, N.H--Most campaigns wage in-house wars over whether or not to go negative. Hillary Clinton's campaign was apparently divided over whether she was being too positive. Mark...

by Michael Tackett NASHUA, N.H.--It was a rare unscripted moment after an obviously scripted response. Sen. Hillary Clinton got off a nice answer in the most recent debate in New...

by Glenn Thrush NASHUA, NH--It's Hillary and Rudy against the world, strategy-wise. A subdued Mark Penn, Hillary Clinton's top strategist, was surrounded by reporters on the red-eye flight from Des...

by William E. Gibson Complain though they will about small rural states shaping the presidential primaries, many voters in the big electoral state of Florida are looking to results in...

by Glenn Thrush IOWA CITY--After a day of playing nice with Barack Obama, Hillary Rodham Clinton took a scalpel to Obama's health care plan last night at a hotel near...