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Checking up on Medicare
David Gura Oct 16, 2012
Just in time for the second presidential debate, Medicare, the patient, goes to see "Dr. Obama" and "Dr. Romney."
Read the memorandum of understanding for tomorrow's presidential debate
Kai Ryssdal Oct 15, 2012
Nothing about chilled Evian water in the waiting rooms or colored M&Ms, but it's a pretty good read.
Ohio governor considers privatizing state turnpike
David Gura Oct 15, 2012
An expensive turnpike study by KPMG was expected to be presented at a regular Ohio Turnpike Commission meeting today. But it didn't happen. So, speculation continues about Gov. John Kasich's proposal to sell or lease the Ohio Turnpike to investors.
Web video implies Biden 'on something' in debate
Rachael Marcus Oct 15, 2012
Group's backers a mystery.
RapGenius.com analyzes the vice presidential debate
Kai Ryssdal Oct 12, 2012
Mahbod Moghadam of RapGenius.com says the lack of rhyme in the vice presidential debate was "malarkey".
Ads quick to criticize after VP debate
Rachael Marcus Oct 12, 2012
Biden, Ryan razzed in quick response ads
Prepping for the V.P. debate: What we're reading
Chau Tu Oct 11, 2012
Get ready to chat along with us on our live blog and video stream of the vice presidential debate tonight with this list of what we're reading today.
V.P. debates draw us in, but don't influence voters
Frank Newport Oct 11, 2012
Despite increased interest in vice presidential debates -- from Sarah Palin and Joe Biden to tonight's Biden-Ryan showdown -- polls show these debates don't really change the vote in November.
Debate: Drawing a town hall audience
Frank Newport Oct 11, 2012
The next presidential debate is on Tuesday, October 16th, and this one is a town hall with 84 people in the audience. The participants will get to quiz the candidates -- but how are they selected?
Voters pessimistic about Medicare's future
Frank Newport Oct 11, 2012
Vice President Joe Biden will face Congressman Paul Ryan on the debate stage tonight, and Paul Ryan's Medicare plan is sure to be a hot topic. Polling shows most Americans are against Ryan's voucher proposal, but do recognize the need for system reforms.
