A new McCain ad calls Obama a celebrity (true) who says he'll raise taxes on electricity (false).

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama continues to pummel Republican challenger Sen. John McCain when it comes to raising money in Wisconsin.

Barack talked about the divide between our day to day lives and what happens in the wider world, and the need to bridge that divide: This is the divide that separates you from the ability to shape your own destiny.

With the dust having finally settled after the prolonged Democratic presidential primary, a new poll shows Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama locked in a statistical dead heat in the race for the White House.

Is Obama ditching his signature fist bump? According to Tuesday's press pool report, the Illinois senator refused to bump fists with a boy as he was touring the Eastside Community Ministry in Zanesville, Ohio.

So, you want to know where John McCain and Barack Obama have been on the campaign trail? Where they've been in their lives? Google has a new toy tool that lets political junkies get cartographic.

While John McCain was jetting south, Barack Obama went to Ohio today and chatted up his belief in the Bush Administration's faith-based initiative. Our colleagues at Countdown to Crawford delve into it here.

John McCain's campaign will stop advertising on several Web sites that have vilified Barack Obama as unpatriotic and, in one case, compared the Democratic nominee-in-waiting to Adolf Hitler.

John McCain's allies have seized on a new and aggressive line of attack against Barack Obama, casting him as an opportunistic and self-obsessed politician who will do and say anything to get elected, the Washington Post reports.

The rich would pay more under Barack Obama's tax plan, and the poor and middle-class would pay less, a nonpartisan analysis finds.