John McCain has unveiled a tough new speech about the economy.

President Bush's predecessor has been stumping for the man he says should be Bush's successor.

Democrat Barack Obama is calling for a 90-day moratorium on foreclosures and a two-year tax break for businesses that create jobs as part of a plan to heal the nation's ailing economy.

A judge has ordered Michigan election officials to stop automatically canceling a voter's registration if the card is returned as undeliverable.

John McCain's campaign is sending mixed signals about whether he'll be offering more proposals to address the current financial crisis.

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is praising former rival Barack Obama, saying the Democratic presidential nominee is closing in on winning on Election Day.

John McCain is vowing to "whip" Barack Obama's "you-know-what," as he puts it, when the two hold their final presidential debate Wednesday night.

Independent voters make up about a quarter of the electorate, and a recent Associated Press-GfK Poll shows them divided about evenly this year, 44 percent are for Barack Obama and 41 percent for John McCain.

A little over three weeks before election day, some Republicans are growing increasingly concerned about John McCain's ability to mount a comeback.

Alaska's ousted public safety commissioner is arguing that a state legislative report damages Gov. Sarah Palin's image of being an upfront and open political figure.