Winning the Democratic presidential nomination has seemed something of a long shot for Hillary Rodham Clinton since February, but that shot now seems to have grown a little longer.
AP - President Bush defiantly defended the Iraq war Wednesday as U.S. troops began a sixth year of combat in the long and costly conflict that has dominated his presidency. Bush conceded the war has been harder and more expensive than anticipated but insisted it has all been necessary to keep Americans safe.
AP - Osama bin Laden, in a new audio message posted Wednesday, condemned the publication of drawings that he said insulted the Prophet Muhammad and warned Europeans of a "severe" reaction to come.
AP - Protesters blocked traffic and government buildings in Washington, acted out a Baghdad street scene in Syracuse, N.Y., and banged drums in a parade through San Francisco on Wednesday to mark the fifth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Five years after ordering the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, President Bush faced all-time low approval ratings as he reaffirmed his commitment to "accept no outcome but victory."
Sen. Barack Obama today told CNN the recent uproar over his former pastor's sermons has reminded him of the odds he faces in winning the White House. "This controversy has actually shaken me up a little bit," he told Anderson Cooper in an exclusive interview.