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'Sarah Palin's murderous Web of Death'

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Financial meltdown, Obama-McCain debate, voter registration fraud, balloon fire, pacific storms, gay marriage

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McCain charges Obama with cozying up to terrorists. Obama shot back that the American people are looking "for someone who can lead this country." Mark Coogan reports.

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How do the presidential candidates propose to fix the economy?

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Sen. Barack Obama condemns his opponents for using what he believes is 'fear' politics.

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The latest news from the campaign trail for Friday, Oct. 10th: McCain raises Ayers in ad; Obama says McCain trying to stoke anger, division; Sensitive Palin ethics report kept secret, for now; Biden stumps in Missouri.

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Some black Republicans discuss their perspectives on Sen. Barack Obama.

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Voter in Wisconsin tells McCain he's mad about bailout bill

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Obama spokesman: McCain campaign asking questions that have already been answered

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Voters discuss which presidential candidate they think is more equipped to handle the economy.

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Raw: Opening statements from Cathy McMorris Rogers and Mark Mays at 5th Congressional candidates debate.

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The presidential candidates up the ante with a slew of new campaign ads.

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Former Ohio official recalls ACORN encounters and dangers to voting system

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With a growing lead in the polls Barack Obama's campaign is taking no chances.

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George Stephanopoulos analyzes the candidates' plans going forward.

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A new Obama campaign ad blasts John McCain for his plan announced during the debate Tuesday for a big mortgage buy-up plan. Raj Chohan gives the issue and ad a Reality Check.

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Republican presidential candidate John McCain will be holding a town hall-style meeting in Lakeville Friday, Sue Turner reports (2:10).

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Colorado is reviewing the way it deals with potentially ineligible voters after questions were raised about whether officials are violating federal law by putting such voters on a "cancel" list within 90 days of the election.

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In a new national study, Virginia was ranked as one of seven states that is not ready to handle the influx of new voters in the upcoming election.

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Gov. Sarah Palin has ignited a special passion among evangelical women. CNN's Randi Kaye reports.

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Pittsburgh will be in the national spotlight today as Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin visits the city for a campaign stop; KDKA's Alison Morris reports.

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Virginia Madsen encourages women to participate in this historic election.

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Democratic Senate candidate Rick Noriega and Republican Sen. John Cornyn squared off right away over the $700 billion economic bailout in their debate Thursday night.

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Minnesota's U.S. Senate race is not only among the most expensive in the country, it also features some of the most distorted claims of any campaign. Pat Kessler reports (2:12).

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The presidential campaign trail gets heated as both candidates trade jabs on the economy and character

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Sen. Barack Obama says Sen. John McCain is ignoring real issues through negative attacks linking him to terrorists like William Ayers; KDKA's Jon Delano reports.

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Gary Lineberry is overhead in Chopper 2 and reports the bomb squad is on scene.

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Speaking at a rally in Liberty, Missouri, Sen. Joe Biden challenges John McCain on negative campaigning.

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Erik Hedlund reports:

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azfamily.com's Mike Watkiss reports Former county attorney Rick Romley is crossing party lines to support a candidate who wants his old post, calling the current regime an era of "McCarthyism."

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DNC senior adviser responds to Obama's involvement with ACORN

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Why is Obama covering up his friendships?

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The Republican candidate suggests that the Treasury buy up bad mortgages.

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When Michael D'Orazio isn't doing homework or in goal for his Blue Devils JV hockey team, the Mount Lebanon freshman is getting out the vote. KDKA's Mary Robb Jackson reports

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Republican presidential candidate John McCain said Thursday that questions about Democratic rival Barack Obama's association with a former war protester linked to Vietnam-era bombings are part of a broader issue of honesty. (Oct. 9)

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Panel weighs in on which presidential candidate is best person to solve the economic crisis

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The presidential candidates attack one another on the housing market and health care.

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Talk of the Town brings you the latest in news, music and celebrity talk.

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On Election Day, registered sex offenders – if eligible to vote – must find a polling place away from precincts at schools or playgrounds.