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Presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and John McCain debated Tuesday night at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn.

The two clashed over the economic crisis, taxes, health care, energy and foreign policy.

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The presidential election is exactly one month away and it appears Republican John McCain is running behind in the polls.

Surveys suggest that Democrat Barack Obama is approaching the 270 Electoral College votes needed for victory.

The two candidates will meet Tuesday in Nashville, Tenn., for a town hall-style debate.

The presidential election is four weeks from tomorrow. Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama debate tomorrow in Nashville, Tenn.

NPR's Cokie Roberts talks with co-host Ari Shapiro about the latest polls which show Barack Obama has pulled ahead of John McCain in national polls and in key battleground states.

I’d be in favor of something along these following lines, although I’d like to see more open format town halls.

From McClatchy…

The Commission on Presidential Debates proposed the less formal, more conversational talk-show format for two of three 90-minute debates it’s seeking this fall.

The third debate would be a town hall-style session in which the candidates would be free to get up from high stools and walk around the stage.

Seniors at Fort Campbell High School near Nashville, Tenn., are preparing to graduate. But as the Iraq war enters its fifth year, some of those students have had a parent deployed overseas for a lot of their time in high school.

Soldiers at Fort Campbell are on their third deployment -- missing the milestones of watching their kids grow up.

Seniors at Fort Campbell High School near Nashville, Tenn., are preparing to graduate. But as the Iraq war enters its fifth year, some of those students have had a parent deployed overseas for a lot of their time in high school.

Soldiers at Fort Campbell are on their third deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan -- missing the milestones of watching their kids grow up.

Jacqueline Fellows reports from member station WPLN.