To the Point

GOP presidential candidates faced a Tea Party crowd last night. We hear what they said and ask about Tea Party influence in deciding the nominee of a divided Republican Party.

Across the US, Republicans in state capitols are passing laws to limit what they call rampant voter fraud. Democrats say the GOP's declared war on voters who want to re-elect Barack Obama.

After last night’s address to Congress, President Obama took his American Jobs Act out on the road today. We hear how it’s playing with Democrats, Republicans and different sectors of the voting population...

Rick Perry and Mitt Romney dominated last night's contentious debate in California. What issues did they focus on? What solutions did they and the other candidates offer?

Europe's debt crisis is causing financial ripples all over the world, and elected leaders are trying to prevent a tidal wave. Will Germany bail out Greece and maybe Italy, too?

Ten years after September 11, many questions remain. What about efforts to warn the Bush Administration about al Qaeda? Why did President Bush accuse Saddam Hussein...?

On this Labor Day edition of To the Point, we hear about President Obama's upcoming speech, Republicans' likely responses and what it's like to be unemployed. It's all about jobs...

Ten years after the attacks in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania, is there a "9/11 Generation?" Was it a defining event for youths in America and the Arab Middle East?

There's a growing backlash against industrialized food production, including tomatoes and chickens that don't taste right and aren't genuinely nutritious...

With no federal action on immigration reform, more states are passing crackdowns of their own — with Alabama's the toughest so far. While courts try to decide if it's...