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Barack Obama believes he has already secured the private support of enough super-delegates to beat Hillary Clinton in the race for the Democratic White House nomination, The Sunday Telegraph has learned.

Does he or doesn't he? Different estimates on if Obama leads in superdelegates

The Washington Post reports that Obama picked up three more superdelegates today. Now, Obama needs only 164 more delegates to secure the nomination...

Barack Obama plans to declare victory in his marathon battle with Hillary Clinton shortly after polls close in Kentucky and Oregon on May 20, it has been revealed, in an attempt to force his rival towards the exit door.

U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama has picked up the support of two more superdelegates in the battle for the party nomination.

Barack Obama's White House drive picked up pace Friday with more superdelegates rallying to his side, including the head of a leading union, as former rival John Edwards all but endorsed his campaign.

OBAMANIA has swept the US Congress after Barack Obama wandered through to find politicians from both sides of the aisle congratulating him on his almost-certain presidential nomination for the Democratic Party.

Barack Obama has left the door open for Hillary Clinton to become his vice-presidential running mate.

What kind of country would this be like the first day of a Barack Obama presidency?

Barack Obama is losing his voice. In fact, his doctor recommended that he rest his vocal chords on the day before the New Hampshire primary that could make him the frontrunner for the Democratic presidential nomination.