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VP nominee Sarah Palin’s speech draws more viewers than those of Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton but falls short of Barack Obama.

(University of Minnesota) New research from the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management demonstrates that when an option (US Sen.

Hillary Clinton) enters and then leaves a market, the most similar remaining option -- in this case Barack Obama -- stands to benefit.

Yesterday Sen Hillary Clinton released a plan, which, in my humble opinion, underscores why another Clinton administration would do very little... because she proposes putting people in charge of the reform who caused the very crisis we are in.

The weekend before the Pennsylvania primary, Katie Couric will moderate a debate in North Carolina, according to CBS News sources.

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (Ill.) confirmed his participation in the debate, and CBS expects Sen.

Hillary Clinton (N.Y.) to do so shortly.

The heated battle playing out between Democratic presidential hopefuls Sens. Hillary Clinton (N.Y.) and Barack Obama (Ill.) will come to a screeching halt in Pennsylvania late next month, with the two candidates flooding the state with ad dollars in the interim.

The heated battle playing out between Democratic presidential hopefuls Sens. Hillary Clinton (N.Y.) and Barack Obama (Ill.) will come to a screeching halt in Pennsylvania late next month, with the two candidates flooding the state with ad dollars in the interim.

There's an interesting footnote to the well-known Hillary Clinton ad about experience, they titled "Children", but which is commonly referred to now as the "3am phone call commercial." The short description for th

The surge appears to be working: That would be the surge of complaints by the Clinton campaign that media coverage of the campaign had been unfair, giving Sen.

Barack Obama (D-Ill.) a much easier time than Sen. Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.).

There was some good news for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Hillary Clinton (N.Y.) going into what is widely seen as a make-or-break batch of primaries March 4, and it comes from LIN TV's Providence, R.I., CBS affiliate, WPRI.

Thursday night's Democratic presidential debate on CNN was the second-most-watched debate in cable news history, as 7.6 million viewers watched Sens.

Hillary Clinton (N.Y.) and Barack Obama (Ill.) in an often-testy exchange at the University of Texas at Austin.