Markets overseas have rallied on news the Federal Reserve and central banks overseas are injecting more dollars into global money markets.

The questions, and criticisms, have already started about why it’s come to this and what next.     

The candidates for president are battling over who is best suited to handle the economic crisis.

The South Carolina Republican Party is launching its campaign office operation for federal and state candidates.

On the seventh anniversary of 9/11, the country remembers the 2,975 victims in New York, Virginia and Pennsylvania with national ceremonies while in the midst of creating permanent memorials at each site.

Who knew the word “lipstick” would be so loaded.  The McCain-Palin camp is demanding Obama apologize for a lipstick comment he made yesterday. 

On the presidential campaign trail today, Barack Obama is hitting back against John McCain.  For the first time the word “lying” has come into this campaign.

The USA Today/Gallup Poll has McCain leading Barack Obama 50% to 46% among registered voters.  That’s outside the poll’s margin of error. 

The Republican presidential team continues its onslaught in hotly contested states today with appearances in Colorado and New Mexico.

With the Republican National Convention now behind him, John McCain is looking ahead to the final weeks leading up to the November election

This is her chance to prove to delegates that she can help John McCain win the White House despite Democrats’ claims she’s a gimmick pick.

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani was scheduled to give the keynote address tonight, but former Senator Fred Thompson and Senator Joe Lieberman will speak instead.

Saying she’s “exactly” what he and the country need, John McCain has picked Alaska Governor Sarah Palin
as his running mate.

Sources confirm Governor Mitt Romney and Governor Tim Pawlenty are out as possible VP choices for Senator John McCain.  As the political community turned desperate for clues, speculation moved toward Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the so-called “hockey mom” credited with reforms of her out-of-the-way state.