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A paperback book outlining the policy positions of Senator Barack Obama’s presidential campaign is set for release next month, The Associated Press reported.

Original post by By JULIE BOSMAN

Evan Bayh’s advocacy for the Iraq war could hurt his prospects for getting on the Democratic ticket.

Original post by By CARL HULSE

A federal jury cited a violation of civil rights law and ordered an Ohio city and county to pay damages for failing to provide water to a mostly black neighborhood.

Original post by By DIRK JOHNSON

Bob Kelleher, who wants to replace the government with a parliamentary democracy, is the surprise Republican nominee in the race against Senator Max Baucus in Montana.

Original post by By KIRK JOHNSON

Federal investigators raided the offices of a city-chartered nonprofit agency that is accused of abusing a program created to clean up houses damaged by Hurricane Katrina.

Original post by By ADAM NOSSITER

The intensifying warfare in the former Soviet republic of Georgia has put a new focus on the increasingly hard line that Senator John McCain has taken against Russia in recent years.

Original post by By MICHAEL COOPER

Patrick J. Leahy and Arlen Specter said that the F.B.I.’s use of the phone records of four reporters at The New York Times and The Washington Post showed a “pressing need” for legislation.

Original post by By ERIC LICHTBLAU

The judge who sent Mayor Kwame M. Kilpatrick to jail for a bond violation will decide whether the mayor committed another violation by visiting with a witness in the assault case against him.

Original post by By NICK BUNKLEY

A paperback book outlining the policy positions of Senator Barack Obama’s presidential campaign is set for release next month, The Associated Press reported.

Original post by By JULIE BOSMAN; Compiled by Julie Bloom

A parking lot may cost the artists Laddie John Dill and Ed Ruscha their longtime studio in Los Angeles.

Original post by By EDWARD WYATT