The third presidential debate between Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama focuses on domestic issues. Bob Schieffer moderates the debate, live from Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York. Analysis from THE NEWSHOUR team anchored by Jim Lehrer with David Brooks and Mark Shields follows.

Select A Candidate is an online game created by American Public Media which allows you to respond to a variety of the questions Presidential candidates are being asked. Based on your responses and the responses of all major party candidates, the game reflects back to you which candidates most closely fit your values.

If you had a microphone and a media pass at the U.S. Capitol, what would you ask your lawmaker? Now is your chance to ask the questions that can help shape policy. Ask a question, or vote for one that is important to you, and journalists on Capitol Hill will make sure they get answered.

Featured on the Local Election 2008 page are Democratic and Republican Candidate videos, including Representative Tom Brinkman, and a special episode of Focus, featuring Kathy Lehr's talk with the democratic candidates for Ohio’s Second Congressional District, Steve Black and Dr. Victoria Wulsin.

This map, representing the McCain v. Obama outlook for the 2008 Preseidential Election, is based on the predictions for each state in the general election by Ken Rudin, NPR's political editor.

What is the Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center? What is a "Day of Dialogue?" Kristen Barker, a Staff member at the IJPC will tell us about her organization and about their "Day of Dialogue," a Saturday morning civil discourse series.

The Newshour with Jim Lehrer provides a video feed which features frequently updated video segments about the 2008 election issues.