Republicans claim Obama "voted 94 times for higher taxes." But their count is inflated and misleading.
His new ad says he "worked his way" through college and law school. His campaign says he had two summer jobs.
Yes, and some do even better. The figure used in the rail industry's advertising is a national average.
Nearly half of federal revenue came from income taxes on individuals last year, and another one-third came from social insurance taxes, mainly for Social Security.
Lawyers for McCain and Fidelity & Trust Bank say he did not. The DNC says he did and should not have been allowed to withdraw from public financing during the primaries. The Federal Election Commission may have the final word.
Sadly, they don't. But that hasn't stopped candidates Obama and McCain from producing it this week.
No. George Will and Vice President Cheney got that wrong. But Cuba has allowed for exploration by at least six other non-Chinese firms in the region and onshore testing and exploration by China's Sinopec.
Yes. That's just what Gerald Ford did when he granted "a full, free, and absolute pardon" to Richard Nixon for crimes he "has committed or may have committed" while in office.
His first ad of the post-primary season puffs up his legislative accomplishments.
