Mar. 6, Headlines - Barack Obama appears to have won the Texas caucus. His win in that state's second part of the primary process will likely give him more delegates in that state than opponent Hillary Clinton.

The Obama campaign is trying to regain its footing by intensifying charges against Hillary Clinton. Obama is asking questions about whether Clinton's failure to release tax statements on the 5 million dollars she lent her campaign violates federal election rules.

And John McCain received the endorsement of President Bush Wednesday; just one day after McCain secured the GOP nomination. McCain travels to Florida today to campaign as the GOP nominee. He's taking advantage of the battleground state as the Democrats continue their nomination process.

Democrats have not yet campaigned in Florida as the Democratic Party stripped the state of its delegates for violating party rules. Democratic party chairman Howard Dean says the only way to get their delegates back would be to either have a new election which would cost millions of dollars or appeal to the convention credentials committee.