Mar. 25, Headlines - Hillary Clinton is coming under pressure for bloating her credentials. Her campaign said she quote "misspoke" when she said that she was involved in a dangerous landing in Bosnia when she was first lady. Reports disseminated through the media reveal that the landing was not dangerous and her daughter Chelsea was by her side.

Obama spokesperson Tommy Vietor says the remarks are quote 'not misspeaking but misleading'. Critics charge that Clinton has on several occasions exaggerated her opposition to NAFTA and her implementation of the State Children Health Insurance Plan.

John McCain has returned from the Middle East and has begun campaigning again. He's in California.

A new study, published by the Brookings Institution Press, conducted by political scientists at the University of Maryland, the University of Rochester and the University of Michigan says voters prefer electronic voting machines instead of paper ballots. But the study shows that the electronic machines have the highest percentage of error due to bad ballot design.