World/National News
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Teenage Girls' High STD Rate: Alarming Study Should Be A Call To Action CDC reveals that one in four teen girls has an STD, but most of their diseases are treatable and preventable.
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Gay Iranian Teen Who Fears For His Life Is Denied Asylum In The Netherlands Mehdi Kazemi claims his boyfriend was executed in Iran after disclosing their relationship.
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Barack Obama Cruises To Mississippi Primary Win In Racially Polarized Election Hillary Clinton sets sights on April 22 Pennsylvania vote.
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Bill Clinton To Meet With College Journalists For New mtvU Series 'Editorial Board' Highlights from the event will be broadcast online Sunday; first episode premieres March 26.
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Bill Clinton Reaches Out To Young Voters In Mississippi: A Street Team '08 Report Former President Bill Clinton reached out to young voters in Mississippi in preparation for the state's primary on Tuesday.
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High School: New University Offers Classes In 'Cannabusiness' Students can take classes in growing, selling, baking with marijuana; DEA questions school's message.
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Hillary Clinton's New Momentum: How Did She Pull It Off? Big wins in Ohio and Texas are giving new life to senator's once-floundering campaign.
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Can Hillary Clinton Still Win Enough Delegates? Is An Obama-Clinton Ticket In The Cards? A Primaries FAQ Answers to pressing questions about the remaining primaries, superdelegates, John McCain's running mate and more.
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Hillary Clinton Wins Primaries In Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island; John McCain Clinches Republican Nomination Barack Obama snags only Vermont during crucial batch of contests; Mike Huckabee announces exit from race.
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Surviving A Recession: What Soon-To-Be College Grads Need To Know Experts weigh in on what challenges young people will face in an increasingly gloomy economy.
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Tuesday Primaries: Must-Win For Hillary Clinton, Possible Coronation For John McCain Former front-runner Clinton in make-or-break situation entering big-prize contests in Ohio, Texas.
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South African University Erupts In Protest Over Racist Video Two of the students behind video apologize in statement.
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Is The Media Favoring Barack Obama Over Hillary Clinton? A Street Team '08 Report Evidence suggests this may be the case ...
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg Nixes Presidential Run -- Will It Help Ralph Nader? Mayor says he would endorse a candidate who 'takes an independent, nonpartisan approach.'
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The Barack Obama/ Hillary Clinton Debate: What Did We Really Learn? Campaign tactics, Iraq, subtle differences in health care plans dominate debate.
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Young Mexican Poet Leads Workshop To Help High School Students Understand Immigration: A Street Team '08 Report Yosimar Reyes, 18, is leading a workshop that helps bring 'power to the powerless.'
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Ralph Nader Joins Presidential Race (Again) Senator Hillary Clinton calls independent's candidacy 'really unfortunate.'
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Barack Obama's 'Plagiarism' Analyzed: A Street Team '08 Report Similarities between Barack Obama and Governor Deval Patrick are old news for Massachusetts residents.
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Barack Obama And The 'Creative Class': Has He Tapped Into A New Voting Bloc? The Illinois senator has reached 'a critical mass of creative-class-type people,' one expert says.
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Will.I.Am Readying Second Barack Obama Video -- Possibly With Beyonce's Help George Lopez, John Leguizamo have already recorded vocals for 'We Are the Ones.'
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Lawrence King -- Student Who Was Murdered For Being Gay -- To Be Honored With National Day Of Silence Candlelight vigils also being organized to raise awareness about California hate crime.
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John McCain Denies Preferential Treatment For Lobbyist 'Friend' Arizona senator's camp issues statement calling accusations 'a hit-and-run smear campaign.'
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Barack Obama, John McCain Continue Winning Streaks In Primaries Obama, Hillary Clinton now have their sights set on crucial primaries in Ohio, Texas.
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Fidel Castro Steps Down As Cuba's Leader Due To Failing Health President writes that he is not 'physically able' to govern; brother Raul Castro expected to succeed him.
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Are Young Superdelegates Following Trends Of Young Voters? A Street Team '08 Report A Street Teamer takes a look at the question.
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Northern Illinois University Shooter Had Become 'Erratic' After Stopping Meds, But Raised 'No Red Flags' Gunman had four guns with him; death toll revised to six.
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Boston Guitarist Says Mike Huckabee Ripped Him Off With 'Feeling' 'I am an Obama supporter,' Tom Scholz says in letter asking the Republican to quit using 'More Than a Feeling' in presidential campaign.
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Northern Illinois University Shooting: Seven Reported Dead, Including Gunman Alleged shooter was a former graduate student; 21 people were shot.
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Bill Clinton Wants You To Tackle The Planet's Most Pressing Problems Former president talks to MTV News about CGI U, a college-oriented offshoot of his Clinton Global Initiative.
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Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz To March On Washington Bassist hopes to help raise awareness of children's plight for Uganda Lobby Day.
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Bill Clinton Talks With MTV News About Hillary's Hopes, Says He's Confident Things Will Turn Around Former president says online fundraising will help wife bounce back; he's also ready to roll out Clinton Global Initiative college program.
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Barack Obama, John McCain Sweep Potomac Primaries; Obama Is New Democratic Front-Runner Mike Huckabee vows to stay in race; Hillary Clinton focuses on Ohio, Texas contests in March.
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Eager Young Delegates Counting The Days Until Presidential Conventions 'How many people can say they got to be a delegate?' one prospective delegate tells MTV News.
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Will.I.Am's 'Yes We Can' Obama Video Spawns John McCain 'No You Can't' Spoofs Videos poke fun at McCain's 100-year-war, lettuce-picking comments.
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Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton Are Here For You 24/7 ... Online: A Street Team '08 Report Our Georgia citizen journalist examines new media's impact on covering and competing in the presidential election.
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Barack Obama Sweeps Hillary Clinton In Weekend Primaries And Caucuses; Huckabee Wins, But McCain Remains Front-Runner Huckabee vows to remain in race until he or McCain wins delegate majority.
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Hillary Clinton Says Derogatory Comments Reporter Made About Chelsea Are Part Of 'A Troubling Pattern' MSNBC's David Shuster was temporarily suspended after making controversial remark; senator may bow out of network's debate.
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Young Poll Workers Can Help Prevent Another Vote-Counting Fiasco In November 'Encouraging people to be part of the actual election process is the cutting edge of civic activism,' Minnesota secretary of state says.
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Mitt Romney Drops Out of Republican Presidential Race The former Massachusetts governor made announcement at conservative activist convention.
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Barack Obama Claims Delegate Lead ... And So Does Hillary Clinton Varying numbers have both campaigns saying they're in the driver's seat. So who's right?
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Barack Obama And Hillary Clinton's Duel Could Last For Months; John McCain's Lead Firms Up With more than half the presidential-nomination contests decided, the scramble is on.
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Super Tuesday Youth Voter Turnout Triples, Quadruples In Some States Voters under 30 were largely responsible for Barack Obama's victory in Missouri and Connecticut, as well as for Mike Huckabee's MO win.
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Hillary Clinton, John McCain Take Delegate Lead; Barack Obama Wins 14 States: Super Tuesday '08 California goes to Clinton and McCain; Mitt Romney scores seven wins and Mike Huckabee four.
