Wednesday afternoon, Barack Obama was officially named the Democratic Party's Presidential Nominee, crowning his groundbreaking, historic meteoric rise from a little-known Illinois state senator to becoming the first African-American ever to win a major-party’s presidential nomination.

Thursday night, the National Democratic Convention moves to Denver's Invesco Field so that more Americans can be a part of the fourth night of the Convention, where Barack Obama will accept the Democratic nomination for President. A crowd that is now estimated to be larger than 80,000 people is expected to attend the final convention assembly to hear Obama's acceptance speech.

Obama’s acceptance speech will be given on the 45th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech, which King delivered from the steps of Washington's Lincoln Memorial on August 28th, 1963.

This article presents a number of photographs, a replayable live-blogging of Obama's nomination at the convention and three videos (including a video of Obama's nomination at the convention on Wednesday). In addition, a remarkable photo-gallery documents the entire course of Obama's presidential campaign, accompanied by music audio.

This article discusses Hillary Clinton's Democratic Convention speech that she presented on Tuesday evening. It concludes that her address to the convention's delegates is yet another spectacle of the now well-known Clinton congenital narcissistic conviction of personal and political entitlement. It's all about her.

The article presents great photographs, a re-playable live-blog of Tuesdays events at the Democratic convention, two videos (including a video of Hillary's speech) and a remarkable photo-gallery that documents the entire course of Obama's presidential campaign, and is accompanied by music audio.

Live-Blogging the 2008 Denver National Democratic Convention presents stunning photographs and the re-playable live-blog of Monday night's events at the Denver National Democratic Convention.

It also includes three videos (with Dave Stewart's music video “The Prayer”, as well as the speeches given by Michelle Obama and Sen. Edward Kennedy). It also presents a remarkable photo-gallery, accompanied by music audio.

This is My American Dream. Celebrating Obama/Biden for America. The article includes great photographs, Dave Stewart's new All-Star "American Prayer" music video and a wonderful photo-gallery with photographs that cover Barack Obama's entire presidential campaign.

Please have a look and enjoy!!

As major news organizations all across the country are becoming increasingly critical of Senator McCain for a steady stream of false, negative attacks, his campaign has launched yet another one. However, by featuring Paris Hilton and Britney Spears in an attack ad against Barack Obama, the Arizona senator has risked charges of silliness in his latest attempt to draw attention to his frequently overshadowed campaign.

A former adviser to McCain's campaign has described the ad as childish, adding that, "There is legitimate mockery of a political campaign now, and it isn't at Obama's. For McCain's sake, this tomfoolery needs to stop."

In some ways the strategy has backfired on McCain, as his celebrity attack ad has ended up becoming a source of inspiration for a number of very funny, satirical parodies.

The article includes photographs and four videos (Obama's rebuttal in Cedar Rapids, Ohio; his new television ad, The Low Road; and two satirical parodies of the McCain ad).

Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama arrived in Berlin on Thursday, kicking off the European leg of his overseas trip amid high expectations. Berliners eagerly looked forward to Obama’s speech in front of the Tiergarten’s 226-foot high Victory Column, which previously has been a backdrop for various mass events.

For many Germans, Obama is the embodiment of the American dream and the ideal of a land of opportunity where everyone can make it to the top, regardless of race or social background. At a moment when anti-American sentiments have reached unprecedented heights in Germany, Obama is seen by many Germans as a symbol of hope and change for the good.

This detailed article presents a number of photographs and three videos, including the live video of Obama's full speech that was given at Berlin's Victory Column.

While taking a break during a taping for a Fox News program, Jesse Jackson told another guest on the program that he wanted to "cut [Obama's] nu**s out." The hurtful and disparaging comments were caught on tape, because Jackson's microphone was still on. The two faced Jackson gets caught with his pants down once again!!

Photographs and a video of Jesse Jackson discussing his comments about Obama are included.

"The Obama Girls' Last Picture Show." This is the first televised interview with Barack Obama's little girls. Obama now says that it will definitely be the last!!

Photographs of the Obama family and a video of the interview are included.