Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain are virtually tied in some of the key battleground states that could decide the presidential election.

A small storm was stirred by President Obama's comments concerning a recent Supreme Court ruling and what it influences it may provide foreign corporations. The brawl broke out almost immediately, as Justice Alito, sitting in the State of the Union address, noticeably shook his head in disagreement with the President's comments. Cong. Ron Paul has gone on record, calling Obama's comments "an error". Not so fast Alito and Paul. What would prevent the likes of Honda, Toyota, Sony, Nokia, De Beers, InBev (owners of Anneheiser Busch), and many others with American subsidiaries, from contributing to U.S. election coffers.

Republican John McCain has maneuvered himself into a political dead end and has five weeks to find his way out.

2,600 young faces, from 11 DC area schools, graced the White House grounds; at the invitation of The Obamas. Some of the trick-or-treaters received their goodies, directly from Mr. and Mrs. Obama themselves.

One of the Obama Admininstration's staunchest allies balks, at their comprise with Big Pharm.

John McCain and Sarah Palin are both drowning in messes of their own making. He looks foolish for his grandstanding on the economy, the campaign "suspension"...