Democratic officials say President-elect Barack Obama is considering former primary election rivals Hillary Rodham Clinton and Bill Richardson to be his secretary of state.

This is a tough one. I am not here to question anyone’s beliefs. However, one of the leading stories on many news networks is a very controversial report about a sc priest who told his parishioners they should refrain from taking Holy Communion if they voted for Barack Obama because the democratic president elect is pro choice.

A Greenville County priest says his parishioners shouldn’t take Holy Communion if they voted for Barack Obama because of the Democrat’s stance on abortion.

The stated goal of the first-ever leaders’ summit of the Group of 20 this weekend is to examine the causes of the crisis and to begin mapping out principles for a response.

The talk resumed in Washington and elsewhere Thursday, a day after Obama named several former aides to President Bill Clinton to help run his transition effort.

A priest at a Roman Catholic church says his parishioners shouldn’t take Holy Communion if they voted for Barack Obama because of the Democrat’s stance on
abortion.

President Bush used the Veterans Day rededication ceremony of a landmark aircraft carrier’s museum on Tuesday to thank the nation’s warriors for serving their country.

President Bush is making one of his last visits to New York City as chief executive to formally rededicate the Intrepid museum this Veterans Day.

Barack Obama has left the White House after a two-hour visit with the man he’ll succeed as president.

President-elect Obama and his wife, Michelle, have arrived at the White House for a visit, their first since Obama’s landslide election victory.

It’s the hottest ticket in town, the 2009 Presidential Inauguration… and it’s usually free, but not this year. And, good luck finding a hotel!

President Bush invited Obama for the private talk, a rite of passage between presidents and successors that extends for decades.

President-elect Obama will spend this weekend in Chicago resting, but on Monday morning it’s back to the grind.

We heard from a lot of you on election day about how long you waited in line to vote … 2 hours … 3 hours … 4 hours.  Did you expect anything less?  We’re talking about a nationally historic election.  More people were engaged in this uniquely American process than at anytime in our history.

Barack Obama has said the economy is one of his top priorities, and the reality of the challenge is setting in.