Nov 26th, 2008 · Bridges connecting Georgian and Russian-controlled territory have been damaged, forcing residents to ford the icy river in carts or by foot. Some Western diplomats say the disappearance of the bridges fits with Moscow's broader strategy of cutting the region's links to the rest of Georgia.
Nov 25th, 2008 · Three months after the armies of Russia and Georgia clashed in the breakaway region of South Ossetia, Georgians are beginning to come to terms with their disastrous military defeat. Reconstruction projects are under way, but Georgians still remain uneasy.
Oct 17th, 2008 · In New Hampshire Thursday, Barack Obama said he's not trying to run against George W. Bush. He said he's against the Bush policies that his opponent John McCain supports. Obama also charged that McCain hasn't outlined anything he would do differently than President Bush on important economic issues.
Oct 17th, 2008 · President Bush is the subject of a new movie by director Oliver Stone. "W," stars Josh Brolin as George W. Bush. The movie is Stone's version of how President Bush came to power, and went to war. Stone talks with Renee Montagne about "W."
Oct 16th, 2008 · With elections just days away, the director of Nixon and JFK returns with a fantasia on the life of George W. Bush. As the first-ever film about a sitting president, it's certainly a curiosity; but is it much more?
Oct 15th, 2008 · What do Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Sarah Palin, George W. Bush, and John Edwards have in common? They've all been criticized for the way they speak. Linguist Geoff Nunberg has some thoughts about candidates and regional cadence.
Oct 1st, 2008 · In 2004, George W. Bush and the GOP enjoyed a surge of support from Latino voters. Now, four years later, polls show many Latinos are leaning toward Obama. Latinos are the largest minority in the U.S. and McCain, who has a long history with immigration reform, is fighting to win Latino voters back to the GOP.
Sep 29th, 2008 · Missouri is once again a battleground state in the presidential election. The Show Me State has almost always gone with the winner. Bill Clinton won there twice. So did George W. Bush. Recent polls give John McCain an edge for the state's 11 electoral votes.