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POLL: Obama's 4-Point Lead
Obama's Tight Ohio Race
Sources Say McCain Will Roll Out New Economic Plan
Democrats: U.S. Needs New Economic Stimulus Plan
Survey: Gas Prices See Largest Drop Ever
Fed Approves Wells Fargo Takeover of Wachovia
Sportscaster, Actor Gil Stratton Dead at 86
Russians Stay in Georgia, Accused of Ethnic Cleansing
GM, Chrysler in Merger Talks
FBI Admits Missteps, but Defends Anthrax Probe
POLL: Obama's 4-Point Lead
Obama leads McCain by 48 percent to 44 percent among likely voters, down 2 percentage points from the lead he enjoyed on Sunday.
Obama's Tight Ohio Race
The Democratic presidential candidate tried to urge committed Democrats and independents to vote for him.
Sources Say McCain Will Roll Out New Economic Plan
The Republican presidential candidate currently trails by Barack Obama by 6 points in the latest Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby poll.
Democrats: U.S. Needs New Economic Stimulus Plan
Barney Frank, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, said he will put together a new economic stimulus bill when Congress returns after the election.
Survey: Gas Prices See Largest Drop Ever
The national average fell from $3.65 to $3.30 in two weeks, Lundberg Survey has reported.
Fed Approves Wells Fargo Takeover of Wachovia
Wells Fargo and Citigroup were in a battle to acquire Wachovia, before Citigroup dropped out last week.
Sportscaster, Actor Gil Stratton Dead at 86
Stratton had recently suffered a heart attack and died at his Los Angeles area home.
Russians Stay in Georgia, Accused of Ethnic Cleansing
Amid reports of looting by militias, Pres. Saakashvili accused Russian troops of "ethnically cleansing" the rebel areas of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
GM, Chrysler in Merger Talks
The moves come as all three Detroit-based automakers are struggling with a plunge in U.S. sales to 15-year lows and facing tough questions from investors.
FBI Admits Missteps, but Defends Anthrax Probe
The FBI marched out a panel of outside scientific experts in an effort to end lingering doubts on whether Dr. Bruce Ivins was solely responsible for the attacks that killed five people and shook a nation.
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