Meghan McCain, daughter of John, has blogged her way to a book deal said to be in the high six figures.

The descendants of Geronimo, the Apache chief whose skull is rumored to be part of the rituals of Yale’s Skull and Bones Society, filed a lawsuit Tuesday demanding the return of their ancestor’s remains.

Winning decisively in the swing states of Pennsylvania, Ohio, Florida and Virginia, Barack Obama was elected the 44th president today - the first black American ever chosen for the office.

The campaign that seemed eternal finally comes to an end today, and still we fret about a replay of 2000 and 2004, when Election Day was not the end, but only an escalation of months-long worries and anxieties.

Social networks can be tricky things, as John McCain found out this week.

Nate Silver, the Sultan of Stats behind FiveThirtyEight.com, referred to himself as a “poll Nazi” this past week when he criticized the methodology of some pollsters.

Sarah Palin’s wardrobe has been revamped, thanks to the Republican National Committee.

The group stands accused of a grand scheme - of registering Mickey Mouse in Florida, and Tony Romo, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback, in Nevada - all in an effort to elect Sen. Barack Obama as president.

Cindy McCain and her late father, James Willis Hensley, were partners with the convicted savings-and-loan chief from 1986 until 1998 through their investment in a Phoenix shopping center.

The former lead prosecutor of the Weather Underground has expressed indignation over efforts to link Barack Obama to onetime radical William C. Ayers by the campaign of John McCain.

Terrellita Maverick is upset that Sen. John McCain and his campaign have appropriated the family name.

Homer Simpson’s choice for the next president of the United States has leaked to the internet.

Neither John McCain, nor Barack Obama could claim they exercised leadership on the bailout plan, whose rejection by rank-and-file lawmakers yesterday drove markets to historic lows.

In a lengthy piece today, The New York Times details John McCain’s extensive connections to the casino industry and Indian gaming.

Finding a scapegoat within his own party, Republican Sen. John McCain said Thursday that if he were president he would fire Christopher C. Cox, the chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

A web-savvy campaign that promises open government shouldn’t make it so hard to learn about its financial backers.

SNL producer Lorne Michaels must have had mixed feelings Saturday night.

In the wake of the federal government’s bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the two presidential candidates are calling for reform. Yet both men have close connections to the mortgage giants.

The prime-time acceptance speech to be delivered tonight by Republican presidential nominee John McCain has been crafted by a man described as the candidate’s best friend, as well as his Boswell.

Advertising guru Fred Davis III left the John McCain campaign last year when it was running low on funds and getting nowhere in the polls. But the man they call “Hollywood” rejoined the McCain team in May as creative director.