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The article presents information about 2008 U.S. presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama and their domestic and foreign policies. McCain's plans to cut corporate tax rates by 10% are contrasted with Obama's call to boost taxes for multinationals with foreign outsourcing. The candidates' views concerning troop placement in Afghanistan and Iraq are contrasted, and both candidates are noted as supporting greenhouse-gas emissions cuts.

The article provides an overview of the genealogy of 2008 U.S. presidential candidate John McCain. The author states that many of McCain's ancestors were warriors and discusses the personalities of his mother Roberta Wright McCain, his father John S. McCain Jr. and his second wife Cindy Hensley McCain. McCain's children are also listed.

The article presents a chart comparing the economic policy positions of U.S. presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain on issues such as tax cuts, mortgage assistance, and the federal budget deficit.

The article summarizes the economic policies of the three contending 2008 U.S. presidential candidates Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack Obama and John McCain. The candidates' positions on economic issues including government spending, taxes, free trade, health care and energy are discussed. Areas in which the candidates agree and disagree are mentioned.

The article discusses what the 2008 U.S. presidential candidates have planned for national service. Republican John McCain supports incentives for national service but nothing mandatory. Democrat Joe Biden backs the creation of a U.S. Public Service Academy that would offer a subsidized college education in exchange for five years of public service. Democrat Chris Dodd has made national service his signature issue. Seven of the other candidates' views are also presented.

The article summarizes the economic policies of the three contending 2008 U.S. presidential candidates, Hillary Rodham Clinton, Barack Obama and John McCain. The article states what each candidate's position is on economic issues including government spending, taxes, free trade, health care and energy.