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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."
Web video implies Biden 'on something' in debate
Rachael Marcus Oct 15, 2012
Group's backers a mystery.
Campaigns don't help small businesses in swing states
Sarah McCammon Oct 15, 2012
You might think all that political activity in places like Iowa, Ohio and Florida would be great news for the local economy. But campaign spending isn't trickling down to the local level.
In election, voters look beyond personal finances
David Weinberg Oct 15, 2012
A survey finds that most people don't think the election will affect their personal finances. Among those who do, there's a preference for President Obama.
Lack of photo ID triggers financial penalty
Jeff Tyler Oct 15, 2012
Thousands of Americans face economic challenges because, through no fault of their own, they are unable to secure a photo ID.
Ads quick to criticize after VP debate
Rachael Marcus Oct 12, 2012
Biden, Ryan razzed in quick response ads
Latino voters grow in number, prize jobs and education
Scott Tong Oct 12, 2012
A new survey shows the demographic group is most concerned about jobs, the economy, and education for their children.
Unions triple-team Allen in Virginia
Rachael Marcus Oct 11, 2012
Allen campaign decries 'scare tactics' in race for U.S. Senate in Virginia
How Citizens United has transformed campaigns: An introduction to Big Sky, Big Money
Kai Ryssdal Oct 10, 2012
About six months ago, we started a new project, a special collaboration with Frontline on PBS, to break through the noise around one key issue: the fallout from the Supreme Court's decision on Citizens United.
Citizens United decision boosts union canvassers
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Oct 10, 2012
No longer restricted to calling on union members, canvassers can now knock anyone's doors. And that could change the outcome of the election.
