McCain News

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declared he is prepared to risk his life and become the first human to be sent into space by his country's fledgling space programme.

Washington - Sen. John McCain was incredibly agitated Thursday when a CNN correspondent asked why he missed a classified security briefing on Benghazi.

Washington - Senator John McCain called on Monday for US air strikes on Syria, stating that military assistance to the Free Syrian Army and other resistance groups would be necessary in the long-term.

Sarah Palin – You Betcha! isn't so much a film focusing on the Tea Party favourite as it is about the bridges she's burned in her hometown. Debuting at the Toronto International Film Festival, the documentary still needs a critical Q&A with Palin hersel

As the NATO-led coalition continued to expand its war against Colonel Gaddafi's military in Libya, bombing targets close to Gaddafi's compound, Russia has become more vocal in its opposition to the West's mission creep.

In a demonstration of US support for the rebel cause in Libya's civil war, Senator John McCain visited with the rebels in their eastern stronghold, furthering the military mission's transformation from humanitarian support to open rebel backing.

With US and South Korean forces pushing ahead with war games on Sunday, China has offered to speed up multinational talks with North Korea - an overture that has been rejected by South Korea.

Birmingham - Dale Peterson, Alabama Agriculture Commission, candidate vows to name names and take no prisoners in his TV advertisement that is attracting attention for this farmer, businessman, cop and former marine and he plans to show the people he means business.

Cindy McCain came within several million votes of the White House. She would have been First Lady of the United States. Once constrained by a gaggle of advisors and handlers, she is now free to speak her mind. And she clearly does.

Speaking at a town hall meeting in Sun City, Arizona on Tuesday, Senator John McCain and Congressman Trent Franks discussed health care but received boos when saying a positive remark about Pres. Obama.