Clinton sweeps West Virginia

By Christina Bellantoni

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton scored a resounding victory in West Virginia yesterday that supporters hailed as a turning point in her sinking hopes to win the Democratic presidential nomination and that detractors dismissed as meaningless.

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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, celebrating last night in Charleston, W.Va., will now focus on next week's contests in Kentucky, where she is expected to do well, and Oregon, which is expected to be close. (Agence France-Presse/Getty Images)

Rumor mill keeps Obama on defense

By Christina Bellantoni

Sen. Barack Obama says he is well-prepared to battle false smears and Republican attacks on his religion and patriotism, but various rumors have permeated so deeply into the electorate that they present a general election challenge for the likely Democratic presidential nominee.

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Clinton sweeps West Virginia

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