TaLisa Sheppard wasn't satisfied with the message from the news media to undecided voters about Barack Obama, so she and other central Ohio volunteers for Obama sent their own.

Pinata Politics is the name given to the wild swings a politician and his/her advisors take at their opponent in hopes of hitting something. It is usually directed to fears, real or imagined, that the public already has about the opponent.

So this is what passes for big-time political journalism in August 2008: Hanging outside Sen. Joe Biden's Wilmington, Del., home and analyzing a sentence he mutters while he's pulling out of his driveway. "I'm not the guy," he said. The media r

KUALA LUMPUR, May 27 (Bernama) -- Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak says that a relevant media doctrine to suit present day circumstances and needs must be created to ensure the media plays its role in helping people to interprete and understand precisely the na

The global financial crisis pushed the U.S. presidential race down news agendas across most of Europe, but it's about to become a headliner once again.