News & Observer cartoonist Grey Blackwell shines the spotlight on the celebrity endorsements of Barack Obama and John McCain.

In Grey Blackwell's latest cartoon, North Carolina Governor Mike Easley asks, "What would Hank Hill do?"

Today's world events are strikingly similar to the events of the 1970s.

If Harrison Ford can still do this, so can John McCain.

A behind-the-scenes look at Van Halen's Raleigh concert.

In an effort to win over swing voters before the crucial Pennsylvania Primary, the Presidential candidates made uncharacteristic appearances on WWE ... more

Gov. Mike Easley's recent PSA, in which he asks our children to help him manage N.C.'s drought, is a tactic straight out of the ol' playbook.

Democrat Barack Obama has a way of persuading crowds as he campaigns for President.

UNC basketball coach Roy Williams has some anger issues.

Billy Packer travels back in time to see what his television career might have been like had he not gone into sports broadcasting.

Bill and Hillary team up against the Obama campaign.

You saw Sen. Hillary Clinton weep her way to victory in New Hampshire. Guess what's next.

Senator John McCain is forced to ham it up in order to reach undecided voters.

Philip Rivers releases some steam before the NFL playoffs.

After a lackluster season, Butch Davis admits he could've used a little more Victory Bell.

Former Steelers coach Bill Cowher is haunted by rumors regarding his future.

Go behind the scenes of the concert tour.

All of the ACC football teams experienced some kind of change in the off-season. Now they're new, but are they really improved?

Ever wanted to know how North Carolina's budget comes together? No? Wanna watch a cartoon anyway?

Leading presidential candidates take a turn on Law & Order.