By Jill Lawrence AUSTINTOWN, Ohio -- Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton's tone was lighter and her digs at rival Barack Obama relatively gentle Sunday as she made her closing arguments across Ohio and prepared to fly to Texas today ... Polls ...

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Brite earlier had to move the Saturday events off the campus it shares with Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, because TCU officials expressed security concerns ... Politics may also be a factor in the decision to cancel, said Bruce ...

By Terry Lee Goodrich, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Mar ... Copyright (c) 2008, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information ...

-- Late this season, Texas A&M coach Gary Blair warned college announcers and broadcasters everywhere ... Thanks to three nagging injuries and a titanium rod in her right leg, Atunrase became a shadow of the player who was good enough to be a ...

AUSTIN, Texas _ Stunned silence ... The Badgers had just upset ninth-ranked Texas, ...

Coincidentally, Illinois battled with Texas over the site for that research project just as the four finalists for FutureGen are in Illinois and Texas. Let's keep focused on the primary goals of FutureGen: to reduce pollution from coal-fired power ...

Mr Obama's victories in Wisconsin and Hawaii, his ninth and 10th in a row, have left the former first lady in desperate need of victory in the next Democratic nominating contests, including Ohio and Texas on March 4 ... The Clinton campaign ...

Clinton won among older voters and white women in Ohio, Texas and Rhode Island, while claiming almost two-thirds of the Hispanic vote in Texas ... Results in Ohio and Texas appeared to be delayed because of extraordinary circumstances in both ...

Polls show her lead is fast dwindling in crucial nominating contests March 4 in Ohio and Texas, including among the Texas Hispanics who had formed a bedrock of support ... On Thursday, in a debate in Texas, a thoughtful-sounding Clinton had said that ...

Hundreds of miles away in Columbus, the crowd greeting Hillary Clinton, her campaign revived via wins in Ohio and eventually Texas, chanted, "Yes we will!" Put aside the similarities, even Clinton borrowing from Obama, and note the distinction of ...

With Mr Obama, 46, looking to extend his primary winning streak to Texas and Ohio on Tuesday, the two squared up for a final time in a live TV debate ... Mrs Clinton, who again insisted she had nothing to do with its emergence, must win the Texas ...

By DAVID COHEN HILLARY CLINTON made an astonishing political comeback as she beat Barack Obama in the Ohio and Texas Democratic primary elections ... Her supporters, including her husband, former president Bill Clinton, had said she had to ...

In a potentially counterintuitive outcome, a commanding victory could net the Illinois senator a larger number of delegates from Vermont than either he or Clinton reap in the same-day contests of Ohio or Texas, according to the campaign's analysis ...

Tuesday, March 4 Democrats 444 delegates at stake Ohio primary, 161 Rhode Island primary, 32 Texas primary, 228 Vermont primary, 23 GOP 265 delegates at stake Ohio primary, 88 Rhode Island primary, 20 Texas primary, 140 Vermont primary, ...