Accuracy Takes a Hit in Debates
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As candidates come under increasing pressure, accuracy is sometimes sacrificed on the stump.
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Our position is: Thorough debate of US policies in Iraq is needed between now and Election Day. After months of battling over a war that ended 30 years ago, the presidential candidates have finally begun to
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Republican presidential candidates intensified their fight over which one has the true conservative credentials in a sometimes contentious debate Sunday night.
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Their immigration bill debate shows the candidates' different characters: hard-nosed dealmaker vs. smooth operator
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The study is unlikely to end the increasingly charged debate about vaccine safety.
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TONIGHTâS debate will be a duel between two delusional optimists. It pits a man who regards recent events in Iraq as âsteady progressâ against a man who, while accusing the President
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When it comes to presidential debates, it seems size does matter.
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There is a lot of unreasonable second-guessing and finger-pointing that goes on in the business world. It just comes with the territory any time mistakes cost money.
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Journalists applying to the Commission on Presidential Debates for credentials to cover the presidential debates are being asked to provide their racial data, a move that has some upset.
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The results are in, but what they mean is by no means settled.
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A sigh, a glance at a wristwatch, a 5 o'clock shadow. After all the weighty words are passed back and forth in a presidential debate, it is often a simple gesture or a quick quip or a difference in appearance that remains in the memory.
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Are poll results really that reliable?  There are plenty of flaws in the system
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Most of the video questions posed in Monday nightâs Democratic debate were more memorable than the answers.
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Controversial statements by Harvard's president have added fuel to a debate that scientists say has no definitive answers.
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The CNN-YouTube Democratic debate is under way  marking the first time that a journalist or a professional has not dictated what is asked of the candidates. The control is solely in the voters' hands -- and then candidates were asked about slavery reparations.
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Fools can draw too many conclusions from too little data.
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The distinction between what politicians say on the campaign trail and what they really believe is well illustrated by the current Kerry-Bush skirmishing on Iraq: If either man really believes some of the things he&#39;s saying, we&#39;re in worse shape than we