Day one of Hillary Clinton's nominating convention was all about her former rival, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. We take a look at the economic issues that divide Clinton supporters from Bernie backers — and perhaps make party lines disappear.

From the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, we hear from locals about what really matters to them in this election, and whether the convention is an opportunity or a waste of time.

In the final night of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Donald Trump accepted his party's nomination and spoke for an hour and 15 minutes about safety, security and the economy. And while his goals — rewriting trade agreements, cutting taxes, creating jobs — were clear, details were scant on how he would accomplish them.

On day three of the RNC, we take you outside the convention to the streets of Cleveland and the cattle ranches of the Pacific Northwest.

The theme for Tuesday at the RNC — "Make America Work Again" — was barely touched upon. And while the economy was top of mind for many Republicans on the floor, it was not a point of unity.

On day one of the Republican National Convention, we hear from Trump's most ardent supporters and his fair-weather fans, and find the fault lines in the GOP.

From the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, we take a look at the barriers between the convention and the city — physical and psychological — and ask, who is this convention really for, anyway?

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