May 1, Headlines - Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are in a tight race - for 25 dollar donations. Both camps are enticing low dollar donors by offering matching contributions from other previous donors. In a statement, Obama said the funds are to prepare for negative ad campaigns that may come from Presumptive Republican nominee John McCain in the upcoming general election. Meanwhile, Clinton says she is quote roaring back with her campaign after a win in Pennsylvania.

Apr. 28, Interview - As many detractors of Reverend Wright have dominated the discussion, the influential pastor has much support. One of those supporters is Reverend Graylan Hagler, Pastor of Plymouth Congregational United Church of Christ in Washington DC, whose church is the same denomination as Reverend Wright.

Apr. 28, Feature - Reverend Jeremiah Wright, the former Pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago has made a very public appearance at a two day conference in Washington DC. At the National Press Club, with 30 television cameras and twice as many reporters, Reverend Wright spoke to a welcoming audience of mostly African American church leaders from around the country.

Apr. 28, Headlines - He's already in the lead for donors now he's in the lead for data. Barack Obama's campaign has gotten nearly two million people to give them their personal information through social network sites like MySpace, Facebook and mybarackobama.com.

Apr. 25, Headlines - Presumptive Republican nominee John McCain traveled to New Orleans where he spoke in the lower 9th Ward which is still not rebuilt from Hurricane Katrina. McCain said faulted the President for mishandling the response and recovery.

Apr. 24, Headlines - Both the Clinton and Obama campaigns are attempting to spin the Pennsylvania primary to their advantage. Clinton has raised several million dollars since the polls closed, money she urgently needs as she ended the last reporting period ten million dollars in debt.

Apr. 23, Interview - For even more insight into the Pennsylvania primary outcome, we turn to Pacifica Radio's Mitch Jeserich from KPFA.

Apr. 23, Feature - Hillary Clinton walks away with a Pennsylvania win. She won the popular vote by less than 10 percentage points. Barack Obama was able to cut into her major lead there in the 6 weeks of campaigning since the last contest.

Apr. 22, Headlines - Pennsylvanians head to the polls today. With 158 delegates at stake, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Both spent the last hours aggressively campaigning across the state. Meanwhile the the latest fundraising reports show Obama has 5 times more money than Clinton. Obama made 40 million dollars in March. Clinton raised twenty million but is ten million dollars in debt.

Apr. 21, Feature - The Pennsylvania primary is just one day away. With 158 delegates at stake, both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have spent the last few days here.