PM Maliki is trying to keep the situation in Basra from spiraling out of control.
A federal judge has struck part of the law that set up the Jan 15 Michigan primary. Marc Ambinder explains what the ruling does not do.
Mr. Bush is going to Russia.
"I am an idealist, and I believe it is possible in our time to make the world we live in another, better, more peaceful place." John McCain gives a foreign-policy speech in Los Angeles. Here's the AP write-up.
Phil Bredesen calls for a "superdelegate convention."
Meanwhile, Pelosi, who's uncommitted, feels the heat from Clinton supporters.
"Garlic noses"? Has Obama, via Pastor Wright, just lost the Italian vote?
"John McCain may call helping struggling homeowners pandering, but I don't think the families in North Carolina who are losing their homes would see it that way," said Obama. In response, McCain said, "I will not play election-year politics with the housing crisis."
"None of your business." Chelsea Clinton responds to a Monica question.
Transparency! says Treasury Secretary.
Nancy and John:
