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Candidates differ on how to cut carbon emissions

Oct. 30: Both John McCain and Barack Obama promise to drastically reduce U.S. emissions, but as NBC’s Anne Thompson reports, the candidates
have different strategies for achieving that. Video

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Candidates differ on homeland security

Candidates take different stances on free trade

Medicare's fraying safety net

McCain, Obama battle over war

To drill or not to drill?

New president could mean new Supreme Court

Fate of abortion rights could define next presidency

McCain, Obama at odds over Social Security reform

For candidates, fixing economy is job one

Comparing candidates on a crushed American Dream

The trillion-dollar tab: Candidates debate who will pay

Two candidates, two different prescriptions for health reform

McCain, Obama tiptoe around immigration

As Dow nose dives, candidates weigh in

McCain or Obama: Who’s the real ‘change’ candidate?

McCain on the economy

Where They Stand: Candidates on Iraq

Immigration lies low in campaign — for now

Changing attitudes on immigration

Can politics heal health care?

It's still the economy, stupid

Where candidates stand on education

Where They Stand is a Nightly News series that takes an in-depth look at the presidential candidates and the issues they're debating, including education, health care and immigration.

McCain and Obama on the issues

Click here to see where the two candidates stand on key issues.

Week I: China
Week II: Iran
Week III: Same-sex marriage
Week IV: Energy
Week V: Immigration
Week VI: Taxes
Week VII: Globalization
Week VIII: Medicare and Social Security
Week IX: Pakistan
Week X: Iraq
Week XI: Guns
Week XII: Abortion
Week XIII: Science
Week XIV: Consumer issues
Week XV: Education

The governors react to Obama

Sorting through the Minn. Sen. weeds

Lashkar names found in phone

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