Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico, who will announce his endorsement on Friday, issued a statement calling Senator Barack Obama a ?once-in-a-lifetime leader.?
AP - Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice on Friday apologized to Sen. Barack Obama for a security breach in which three State Department contractors inappropriately reviewed the Democratic presidential candidate's passport file.
AP - The government stepped up its manhunt Friday for protesters in last week's riots in the capital of Tibet, as thousands of troops converged on foot, trucks and helicopters to Tibetan areas of western China.
AP - Flooding from rainstorms blamed for at least 16 deaths threatened to worsen Friday, with many Midwestern rivers over their banks for more than a day already and the water level climbing.
Three times since January, Sen. Barack Obama's passport file was accessed in an unauthorized way, State Department spokesman Sean McCormack tells CNN. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice today apologized to Obama for the incident.
New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson plans to endorse Sen. Barack Obama in the Democratic race for president today, an Obama campaign spokesperson told CNN. In an e-mail to supporters, Richardson said Obama will be a "historic and a great President, who can bring us the change we so desperately need."