The world’s cauldrons are beginning to brim, a development that bodes ill for the world but well for John McCain’s presidential aspirations.

Feeling in their campaign backsides the sting of constituents’ ire over energy, Democrats are expending theirs in pursuit of what Sixth District congressional candidate Sam Rasoul refers to as a renewable revolution.

Michelle Obama, wife of likely Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama, will make her first campaign visit to Virginia today to talk with military spouses in Norfolk.

John McCain, like Bob Dole before him, is a Republican senator seeking to win the presidency in spite of himself.

John McCain’s Virginia supporters have wasted no time in taking shots at McCain’s presumed Democratic opponent in November, Sen. Barack Obama.

For some Virginians, the presidential battle began Tuesday night at a music club on Broad Street in Richmond.

It is as bad as this for Barack Obama: hopes of injecting a flagging campaign with new energy and muscle have shifted to his selection of a running mate.

Va. senator’s views could put him on list of Obama’s potential running mates

Spectral figures and troubling alliances form the silhouettes behind the gleaming light of Barack Obama’s resurgence from the political darkness.