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The gas tax won't save you much and supercars will have to wait. Why can't there be an easy answer for sticker shock at the pump?
The latest scurrilous e-mail about Barack Obama has real-live authors, Christian missionaries in Africa, but they're no better with the truth than anonymous bloggers.
Clinton — and Obama — spoke up early on mortgage problems.
McCain chastises the North Carolina GOP for political ads that use the Rev. Jeremiah Wright; then McCain weighs in other Wright statements.
McCain gets it half right on capital gains taxes while debate moderators pin down Clinton and Obama on where they stand.
Voting records make senators east targets for attack ads, and nobody knows it better than Sen. John McCain. The DNC is only doing what George W. Bush did back in 2000.
The Rev. Wright was one of more than 100 religious leaders invited to a prayer breakfast at the White House in 1998, but there's no indication he provided the Clintons any spiritual counseling.
The RNC is right that Obama once supported a gas tax "holiday," but a video glosses over some key details.
An e-mail by Focus on the Family uses some inaccurate information to paint a misleading portrait of Barack Obama.
As the Pennsylvania primary looms, health care takes center stage in campaign ads
Small pin ignites larger controversies