John McCain News

Republican presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain has gained support in four key battleground states, polls indicate.

U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., arrived at Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International Airport on Tuesday around 9 p.m., ahead of a full day of campaigning in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

From the solemnity of a Holocaust museum to a dusty village battered by Hamas rockets, Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama on Wednesday professed "an unshakable commitment to the security" of Israel, ...

British, French and German citizens say they would like to see Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., elected president of the United States, a Gallup poll indicates.

Sen. John McCain is coming to Bakersfield, members of his campaign said. The presumptive Republican presidential nominee will be back in the state for fundraisers Monday in Bakersfield and San Francisco.

Since Barack Obama is on an historic trip to the Middle East and Europe, John McCain is struggling to get some media attention this week.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Republican John McCain is pushing back against Democratic criticism that he misstated the timing of the buildup of troops ordered by President Bush in early 2007.

John McCain since his failed 2000 presidential campaign has "mastered the art of political triangulation -- variously teaming up with ... the new Republican leaders, with Democrats against Republicans and with ...

Hand-painted signs supporting Sen. John McCain air dried on the floor, as a half dozen volunteers called local supporters to encourage them to attend the Arizona Republican's town hall meeting at the F.M. Kirby ...

U.S. Sen. Barack Obama , D-Ill., Tuesday said there will be no change in Washington's commitment to Israel no matter who wins the presidency.

Hard-core conservatives have long often been suspicious of Sen. John McCain' s friendly relationship with the Fourth Estate , as the Arizona Republican schmoozed with a pack of purportedly elite liberal ...

Mike Allen and Jim VandeHei do a tally: Senator John McCain said "Iraq" when he apparently meant "Afghanistan" on Monday, adding to a string of mixed-up word choices that is giving ammunition to the opposition.

The Senate voted Tuesday to move ahead with a Democratic plan to curb speculation in oil markets that has been blamed for some of the recent run-up in oil prices.

On Jackie Speier's first day in office, she was booed by congressional Republicans for using her swearing-in speech to blast President Bush and Sen.

John McCain has cultivated junior senators, including Democrats like Russ Feingold, right, unaccustomed to the attention of a senior lawmaker.

Sen. Barack Obama's overseas trip has generated a lot more buzz than Sen. John McCain's foreign travels, but when it comes to popularity abroad, both candidates have their strengths.

If Sen. John McCain is really serious about becoming a Web-savvy citizen, perhaps Kathryn Robinson can help.Robinson is now 106 - that's 35 years older than McCain - and she began using the Internet at 98, at ...

Political observers say both the likely major party U.S. presidential nominees are in the final phases of picking their vice presidential running mates.

The campaign of presidential nominee-to-be Sen. John McCain drew on comments by the Pentagon's top military commander today to attack Sen.

Conservative Christian leader James Dobson has softened his stance against Republican presidential hopeful John McCain, saying he could reverse his position and endorse the Arizona senator despite serious misgivings.

'I never thought I would hear myself saying this,' Dobson said in a radio broadcast to air Monday. '... While I am not endorsing Senator John McCain, the possibility is there that I might.'

Dobson and other evangelical leaders unimpressed by McCain increasingly are taking a lesser-of-two-evils approach to the 2008 race. Dobson and his guest, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary president Albert Mohler, spend most of the pretaped Focus on the Family radio program criticizing Democratic candidate Barack Obama, getting to McCain at the very end.