July 2008 Headlines
Congress is set to leave town for the month of August without reaching a deal on offshore oil and gas drilling.
WASHINGTON - The campaign trail is heating up as John McCain and Barack Obama slug it out over policy, leadership and celebrity.
Independent Sen. Joe Lieberman says he will speak at the Republican convention if John McCain wants him too.
President Bush challenged Democrats in Congress to lift the ban on offshore oil exploration before they leave for August recess.
Struggling homeowners now have the lifeline they need to help keep their homes from foreclosing.
CBNNews.com - WASHINGTON - Whether its Barack Obama or John McCain, the next President will have to face a record budget deficit of nearly a half trillion dollars.
Senator Barack Obama is focusing on incentives to revive the economy now that his recent international tour is over.
Sen. John McCain is blaming Wall Street for the home mortgage credit crisis that has had a ripple effect throughout the economy.
President Bush is set to approve an historic housing rescue package.
U.S. Senator and Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama is set to make an appearance in France and Britain Friday, where he is expected to receive the same warm welcome the Germans gave him Thursday.
Republican presidential candidate John McCain is campaigning in Columbus, Ohio as rival Barack Obama is touring Germany.
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama addressed a massive crowd in Berlin on Thursday, calling for Europeans and Americans to work together to "defeat terror and dry up the well of extremism that supports it."
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama addressed a massive crowd in Berlin on Thursday, calling for Europeans and Americans to work together to "defeat terror and dry up the well of extremism that supports it."
GOP presidential candidate John McCain on Wednesday said the recent drop in the price of oil was due to President Bush's lifting of a presidential ban on offshore drilling.
Congressional lawmakers are reviewing the U.S. armed forces "don't ask, don't tell" policy for the first time since it was implemented in 1993 during the Clinton administration.
Iowa senator Charles Grassley is being snubbed by his own state's Republican Party.
CBNNews.com -- Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama admitted Tuesday that security in Iraq has improved, but emphasized that the war-torn country needs a political solution.
CBNNews.com - President Bush is invoking executive privilege to keep Congress from seeing the records of a CIA leak investigation.
The two presidential candidates traded barbs over their plans for the Global War on Terror Tuesday.
Earlier this week, Senator Barack Obama addressed the nation's oldest Civil Rights organization. Now, Senator John McCain is getting his chance.
WASHINGTON - The price of oil plunged dramatically today - down $9.00 this morning.
WASHINGTON - Barely before the ink was dry, America's new surveillance intelligence law is under fire.
Rev. Jesse Jackson has apologized for disparaging remarks he made about Sen. Barack Obama.
The Senate is on the verge of passing a massive mortgage rescue plan, but it may see a veto from the president.
CBNNews.com -- Sen. Barack obama has delivered a curve ball to the residents of Denver.
Sen. John McCain hopes to create jobs and cut taxes with his proposed economic plan.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Jesse Helms.
BUTTE, Montana -- Barack Obama is celebrating Independence Day in Butte, Montana. He will take part in a parade and picnic.
BUTTE, Montana -- Barack Obama is celebrating Independence Day in Butte, Montana. He will take part in a parade and picnic.
Whether its Rush Limbaugh on the right or Al Franken on the left, Americans are accustomed to differing viewpoints on the public airwaves.
Continuing his effort to appeal to Christian conservatives, Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama said Tuesday that if elected he would expand President Bush's faith-based programs.