Barack Obama has launched his most pointed attack so far on Hillary Clinton's support for the Iraq war, during a series of tit for tat exchanges that threaten to plunge the Democrat Party into civil war. Full Article at The Telegraph

CASPER, Wyo. -- Sen. Barack Obama fired back on Friday at Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton for suggesting that he is not committed to ending the Iraq war by a fixed date. Full Article at The Washington Post

Barack Obama addresses town hall meeting in Casper, Wyo. Obama, who came under heavy attack from Hillary Clinton, is expected to win state caucuses. Full Article at New York Daily News

Hillary Clinton was branded "a monster" by a Barack Obama aide ©AFP - Robyn Beck CASPER (AFP) - Democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama face off in the western state of Wyoming Saturday as the campaign took a nasty turn following the resignation... Full Article at Agence France-Presse

Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill. , talks with people Friday during a stop at Johnny J’s Diner in Casper, Wyo. Full Article at Lawrence Journal World

Associated Press REGRET: Samantha Power, one of Sen. Barack Obama's top advisers, resigned after referring to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton in an interview as a "monster."Associated Press Sen. Barack Obama rebutted Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's... Full Article at Washington Times

As the two rivals took their battle for the Democratic presidential nomination to Wyoming on the eve of today's caucuses, Clinton suggested that a series of comments from Samantha Power showed Obama is unprepared to be president. Full Article at The Washington Post

"This is a moment of historic celebration for America, but you've got to make a choice," Clinton told supporters at a morning stop in Hattiesburg, Miss. , which holds its primary next week. "A lot of people wish they didn't have to. Full Article at Chicago Tribune

Can he turn inspiration into votes? Yes. Can he raise money? Yes. Can his organization compete with the political muscle of one of the best-known families in Democratic politics? Yes. Full Article at The New York Times