Supporters greeted Senator Barack Obama yesterday in Reno.
(Max Whittaker/reuters)
Obama, Clinton sound a conciliatory tone on controversies
Supporters greeted Senator Barack Obama yesterday in Reno.
(Max Whittaker/reuters)
Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, whose sharp exchanges on race and the legacy of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. have dominated the Democratic presidential race in recent days, tamped down their rhetoric yesterday as both looked to key votes in Nevada and South Carolina. (Full article: 401 words)
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