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Since the end of the Democratic primary Barack Obama has faced a barrage of negative advertising that has cost him his lead, and the turned the 2008 presidential election into a tie. Below are five things that Obama can do to get his lead back.

American 15-year-olds rank 24th out of 29 countries in math literacy, and their parents are as likely to believe in flying saucers as in evolution; roughly 30 to 40 percent believe in each. Their president believes "the jury is still out" on evolution.

In a sharp turnaround, Republican John McCain has opened a 5-point lead on Democrat Barack Obama in the U.S. presidential race and is seen as a stronger manager of the economy, according to a Reuters/Zogby poll released on Wednesday.

Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman, the Democratic Party's vice presidential candidate in 2000 and now an independent who is one of John McCain's strongest supporters, will speak at the Republican National Convention, an official said.

Senator Barack Obama's long lost brother has been tracked down for the first time living in a shanty town in Kenya, reports claimed.

McCain has made it quite known that he doesn't believe in clean energy. He seems to find it cute but useless: "The clean tech -- the truly clean technologies don't work." Someone please bring him to Denmark, where the clean energies DO work.

Two major labor organizations, the AFL-CIO and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) teamed up with Brave New Films this week to promote a new video titled McCain's Mansions: The Real Elitist, which links John McCain's personal wealth to his ba

A just released poll from the LA Times and Bloomberg shows that the race between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain continues to get tighter, the race is a statistical tie. 17% also said that the US isn't ready for a black president.

Have you ever heard that phrase The more things change, the more they stay the same? What a bunch of crap! There are 2 main reasons why phrases like that exist, and neither one holds water.

The single-engine plane carried two agents believed to be scouting Havasu Canyon, the site of recent flooding, in advance of a potential Thursday visit by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., the GOP presidential hopeful, officials said