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John McCain survived three bouts with cancer but outperformed his age on a treadmill test.

The presumed Republican presidential nominee released eight years of medical records showing he is in general good health.

The Republican presidential nominee-in-waiting remains at risk for developing new skin cancers, and gets a thorough check by a Mayo Clinic dermatologist every few months.

"I do not see any worrisome lesions," Dr. Suzanne Connolly concluded after McCain's most recent exam, on May 12.

The Libertarian National Convention is in full swing at the Denver Sheraton (formerly Adams Mark) downtown, pointing to the Sunday afternoon election of the party's Presidential nominee.

So, who are these upstarts? What do they stand for?

Founded in December 1971 in the Colorado Springs living room of longtime political activist and Ayn Rand disciple David Nolan, the Libertarian Party was in part a reaction to Nixon-era price controls and the end of the Gold Standard. Today it vies with the environment-focused Greens for the title of largest third party in the United States.

Happy driving over the Memorial Day weekend. I'm planning to go around the block a couple of times with the air and the radio both cranked up high. Planning the route so I can coast down the hill on the way back. Was going to take a road trip but decided just to sit in the driveway idling and toss a $20 bill out of the window every couple of hours.

Took the above picture on my way in Friday morning at the Conoco 7-Eleven at Santa Fe and Union.

Oil company execs told a Senate hearing this week that big profits are needed now so they can pay for exploration later.

There's a sign of the times at a political souvenir shop in Annapolis, Md.

Most of the merchandise for (and against) Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has been marked down to half price.

A store clerk informs us that the markdowns were ordered by some soothsayer in the corporate office.