The nation — and world — is still reacting to president-elect Barack Obama’s win. We’re planning expanded coverage, too, in the coming days. Already, we sold out of Wednesday’s paper, and printed an extra edition that will be available at…
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama will be in town Sunday, and Republican presidential candidate John McCain will be in town Monday. Yep, Missouri is a battleground state this year, and the state may be won in the suburbs.
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Tonight is the third and final debate between presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain. The debate starts at 8 p.m., and all of the major networks plus the cable news networks will televise it live. The cable news…
Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin arrives in St. Louis today, and will be here all week. Palin and Democratic candidate Joe Biden will debate Thursday night at Washington University.
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John McCain accepted his party’s nomination for president last night at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minn. McCain’s speech, followed by cascades of red, white and blue balloons and confetti, asked delegates to “Fight with me. Fight with me….
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin addressed the Republican National Convention last night in Minneapolis, accepting the party’s nomination for vice president. Like we saw last week at the Democratic National Convention, after her speech GOP presidential nominee John McCain joined her on…
The Republican National Convention started yesterday, although without as much fanfare as last week’s Democratic National Convention. Hurricane Gustav, which made landfall Monday morning, caused some last minute changes to the line-up. (President Bush was originally scheduled to speak last night;…
Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama gave his acceptance speech last night before more than 84,000 people at Denver’s Invesco Field. Obama’s 45-minute speech (followed by fireworks) marked the end of the Democratic National Convention.
The Republican National Convention starts Monday in Minneapolis. Keep…
Democrat Joe Biden accepted the party’s nomination for vice president last night at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. After his speech, presidential candidate Barack Obama surprised him on stage — Obama will address the delegates, and hundreds of others, tonight…
Day 2 of the Democratic National Convention featured former Virginia Gov. Mark Warner. But the big news, and the event many were waiting for, was Hillary Clinton’s speech. (See and hear the speeches at those links; Clinton doesn’t really start…
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