This Week With George Stephanopoulos News

Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell , Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty , Florida Senator Mel Martinez , and Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown .

This Sunday, George Stephanopoulos will talk to the Republican nominee for president, Sen.

In recent days, John McCain has made a series of verbal gaffes that have undercut his campaign claim that he is the candidate who is ready to safeguard the nation's struggling economy, some political analysts ...

George talks with Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson about the economic crisis and the President's bailout plan for Wall Street.

Claire McCaskill, Carly Fiorina join George to debate the '08 election. Then, Alan Greenspan gives his take on the economy.

Christine Quinn , New York 's first openly lesbian City Council speaker, will hit the road this fall to promote Barack Obama 's campaign among gays and lesbians in swing states like Pennsylvania .

You can compare and contrast the presidential candidates Sunday morning. CBS's "Face the Nation" will feature Sen.

ABC News is using the platform of the 2008 political conventions to launch a campaign of its own: a significant expansion of its high-definition television offerings.

On This Week with George Stephanopoulos Obama's Chief Strategist David Axelrod talks with George about the democractic VP pick.

George talks with Defense Secretary Robert Gates about the Georgia crisis and its impact on U.S.-Russian relations.

Barack Obama "going off this week to vacation in Hawaii does not make any sense whatsoever.

This Sunday, ABC's Senior National Correspondent Jake Tapper fills in as moderator of the show.

The unfortunate "race card" issue in the presidential race A continued to dominate TV news throughout the weekend.

When Ted Turner founded CNN in 1980, no one in broadcasting gave the upstart all-news cable network much of a chance to rival the Big Three broadcast nets in worldwide news coverage or audience.

Sen. John McCain's flip-flop on affirmative action made headlines last weekend. But a closer look at this mother of all hot-button racial issues reveals that he and Sen.

WASHINGTON -- Republican presidential candidate John McCain said Sunday he would back a proposed referendum in Arizona banning affirmative action, reversing a position he took a decade ago.

WASHINGTON -- Republican presidential candidate John McCain said Sunday he would back a proposed referendum in Arizona banning affirmative action, reversing a position he took a decade ago.

WASHINGTON -- Republican presidential candidate John McCain said Sunday he would back a proposed referendum in Arizona banning affirmative action, reversing a position he took a decade ago.

WASHINGTON -- Republican presidential candidate John McCain said Sunday he would back a proposed referendum in Arizona banning affirmative action, reversing a position he took a decade ago.

WASHINGTON -- Republican presidential candidate John McCain said Sunday he would back a proposed referendum in Arizona banning affirmative action, reversing a position he took a decade ago.