Topic: Hillary Clinton

'08 race has got religion. Is that good?

A greater focus on candidates' faith is generally applauded, but some cite reasons for caution.

Both Obama, McCain start seeking No. 2

They need to pick running mates with strong résumés.

Letters to the Editor

Readers write about nanotechnology, kids in science, RV fillup costs, and Hillary Clinton in the media.

Obama starts to attract Clinton voters

Despite divisive primaries, he has a record lead over Clinton among Democratic voters, a new poll finds.

For Obama and Clinton, it's back to the future in Florida

Obama visits Wednesday to mend fences for the fall, while Clinton points to her Jan. 29 primary win.

What Clinton gains from carrying on

By finishing out the primaries, Clinton keeps faith with her fans – and maybe helps retire her debt.

Opinion: Myth of the white working-class voter

You might as well poll left-handed divorcées.

Military culture, pragmatism shape McCain

John McCain's military experience and Senate record show a presidential candidate who values integrity and getting things done.

Under pressure, Bush stops adding to US petroleum reserve

But oil prices fail to react, climbing more than $2.50 a barrel Friday.

Clinton’s huge West Virginia win changes little

The delegate math still favors Obama despite her better than 2-to-1 victory Tuesday.

Can McCain overcome the G.O.P. brand?

House Republicans lose a third seat in special elections, as voters signal desire for change.

Opinion: Memo to candidates and my liberal pals: Southerners aren't stupid

Head's up, y'all: The South is filled with intelligent people. Treat them accordingly.

Letters to the Editor

Readers write about the Democratic nomination race, elections in Zimbabwe, and where tax revenues come from.

Opinion: The way to say those tricky VIP names

Mispronouncing them can be a grievous faux pas.

McCain's climate triangulation

Obama shifts sights to McCain and the general election

The nomination isn't his yet, but his aim now is to unify Democrats.

Clinton's still in the race – and competitive, aides say

Wolfson and Garin argue that she's the stronger Democrat in the fall election.

Clinton's still in the race – and competitive, aides say

Wolfson and Garin argue that she's the stronger Democrat in the fall election.

Superdelegates shifting toward Obama

He narrowed Clinton's lead to 13, picking up four after Tuesday's primaries.

Opinion: Hillary: It's time for a gracious exit

Bow out now and you'll be hailed as party savior – and a woman of principle

Clinton now closer to endgame

Her best hope is for something to occur that makes Obama appear unelectable.

Opinion: Hey, Democrats – nominate faster

The August convention should be moved up to June.

The Monitor's View: Endless but revealing primaries

The long Democratic race may have fatigued American voters, but it has had its benefits.

Obama, Clinton each get a win, but his delegate lead widens

His decisive victory in North Carolina shows he can rebound from setbacks, analysts say.

McCain courts blue-collar Democrats

His lead strategist says if McCain were to get 20 percent of these voters he will win.