Obama loses lead in AP Ipsos poll to McCain
In a national poll Obama and McCain are tied at 45 percent as McCain gains after clinching the GOP nomination. Clinton trails McCain 45 48 with Obama facing divisions within the Democratic base and cross support shifting toward McCain among women and independents.
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Gates sees no drop to 100000 troops in Iraq by year end
Defense Secretary Gates said the number of US troops in Iraq will not fall to 100000 by year end, ensuring a heavy American presence as the war enters its sixth year. Bush said Gen Petraeus may take time to decide further withdrawals after July cutbacks.
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