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McCain defends running mate
By Emily Goodin | Posted: 09/07/08 11:59 AM [ET]
John McCain defended his running mate during his first Sunday morning interview since becoming the Republicans' presidential nominee.

Obama questions Palin's foreign policy experience
By Sam Youngman | Posted: 09/07/08 10:52 AM [ET]
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama laughingly questioned his rival's assertion that Gov. Sarah Palin has more foreign policy experience than he does because of Alaska's proximity to Russia.

Obama, McCain spar over social security
By Sam Youngman | Posted: 09/06/08 01:46 PM [ET]
Barack Obama accused Republican rival John McCain of wanting to privatize social security, cut cost-of-living adjustments or raise the retirement age to receive benefits.

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