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Obama moves up, Hillary to fight on

WASHINGTON: Barack Obama is just 70 delegates short of the magic figure of 2,026 needed to clinch the hard-fought Democratic nomination. He scored an impressive win over Hillary Clinton in Oregon.

But Hillary won Kentucky’s primary by a large margin and vowed to fight on.

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