Presidential debates have been a staple of campaigns for decades, and history has shown that they can have the power to sway ...

Typical American family gathered around TV, which displays John F. Kennedy's face, to watch debate between Kennedy & Richard Nixon during presidential election. Typical American family gathered around ...

It's a hallmark of the American electoral process: the presidential debate. Millions of people tune into the time-honored tradition, which has long been considered the ultimate showcase for candidates ...

The year is 1960. In a blur of Cold War anxieties and lunch counter sit-ins, viewers await the presidential debate with bated breath. The assertion that this was the first televised presidential ...

Since the era of TV debates began in 1960, there have been 17 presidential election cycles and all but three have featured at least one televised faceoff between the nominees of the major parties.

Sen. John F. Kennedy, right, speaks and Vice President Richard M. Nixon listens during the fourth presidential debate between the presidential candidates which was broadcast nationally on October 21, ...

The only scheduled debate between the vice presidential nominees on Tuesday night – five weeks before Election Day – may also serve as the final word for the campaigns of Vice President Kamala Harris ...

The South Carolina Republican Party announced Tuesday that some dates and locations would be changing for the upcoming ...