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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A political race that at times has been acrimonious and tedious has turned downright friendly in West Virginia, a state that Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton appears certain to win. (05/09/2008)

Pa. congressman, a superdelegate, backs Clinton

SCRANTON -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has gained the endorsement of one of Pennsylvania's handful of remaining uncommitted Democratic superdelegates. (05/09/2008)

Local

Campaign 2008/NorthL November contests in offing for House seats (05/04/2008)
Harvey loses council seat in Monroeville (05/01/2008)
How they voted (04/27/2008)
Primary 2008/Washington: Incumbents, Clinton score wins (04/27/2008)
Campaign finance reform vote possible today in city council (04/24/2008)
Primary 2008/North: Metcalfe defeats Redding, 2-1 (04/24/2008)
Primary 2008/North: Legislative aide Matzie wins 16th District House race (04/24/2008)
Primary 2008/North: Weather too nice to vote, official says (04/24/2008)
Primary 2008/West: Beaver County voters pick fall contenders (04/24/2008)
Primary 2008/East: Bompiani wins solid contest (04/24/2008)

State

State House moves for bigger, better bingo booty (05/08/2008)
LCB seeks advice on bringing better wine to Pa. (05/08/2008)
Same-sex marriage ban likely dead in Pa. Senate (05/07/2008)
Stage set for vote on gay marriage ban (05/06/2008)
State Senate approves ban on political robo-calls (05/01/2008)
Pa. House panel advances bill to boost government pensions (04/30/2008)
Backers, foes of gay marriage collide at Capitol (04/30/2008)
McCord gets Democratic nod for state treasurer (04/23/2008)
State house races: Bompiani to face Regola in fall; it's Ramaley, Vogel in 47th District (04/23/2008)
Former police chief Costa wins narrowly (04/23/2008)

National

Clinton shows no sign of quitting (05/09/2008)
Pa. congressman, a superdelegate, backs Clinton (05/09/2008)
Clinton vows to buck odds, stay in race (05/08/2008)
Clinton says she'll be 'a president who never gives up' (05/08/2008)
Obama candidacy raises old questions about what is black (05/08/2008)
Primaries fail to end unsettled campaign (05/07/2008)
Indiana's Lake County has tradition of late vote tallies (05/07/2008)
Trail Mix: Campaign notes (05/07/2008)
Voting in N.C., Indiana pivotal (05/06/2008)
Democrats hunt for votes on airwaves on eve of vote (05/05/2008)

State House moves for bigger, better bingo booty

HARRISBURG -- The state House is moving to help nonprofit groups that raise funds by holding bingos, which have slipped in attendance as more casinos have opened around Pennsylvania and in ... (05/08/2008)

Clinton vows to buck odds, stay in race

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, $6.4 million poorer but still rich in tenacity, pledged yesterday to remain in the presidential race "until we have a nominee." ... (05/08/2008)

Clinton says she'll be 'a president who never gives up'

Elise Amendola/Associated Press

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton speaks at the state Capitol rotunda in Charleston, W. Va., on Thursday.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton this morning brought her embattled presidential campaign to the Capitol dome of West Virginia, promising to give West Virginians "a president who never gives up." (05/08/2008)

Obama candidacy raises old questions about what is black

Sen. Barack Obama's candidacy is forcing America to examine the complexities and peculiarities of race in this country -- including the lingering power of the historic One-Drop Rule. (05/08/2008)