By Phillip Morris from the Feb. 28 Cleveland Plain Dealer

A heavy snowstorm blanketed Cleveland Tuesday night.

It was fitting.

It matched the snow job delivered inside Cleveland State University Wolstein Center by Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama. Full Article.

By Mark Naymik of the Cleveland Plain Dealer

During Tuesday's Democratic presidential debate in Cleveland, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama didn't say much about top Ohio problems: foreclosure, poverty and unemployment. Full Article.

By Karen Sandstrom from the Feb. 27 Cleveland Plain Dealer

Sure, it all happened in the debate hall Tuesday night at Cleveland State University, where senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama argued their qualifications to be the Democratic nominee for president. Full Article.

By Michael Goodwin from the New York Newsday on Feb. 27

You don't have to love Hillary Clinton to feel her pain. By the end of Tuesday night's debate, she knew she had failed to change the dynamics of a race slipping away from her. The deflated look on her face telegraphed acceptance, even resignation. Full Article.

By Ben Smith on Politico Feb. 27

In the last scheduled debate of the Democratic primary season, an event that didn’t appear to change the direction of the hard fought race, Senator Hillary Clinton let loose her disdain for Senator Barack Obama's record and her frustration at the media’s coverage of the presidential contest. Full Article.

By Glenn Thrush of Newsday on Feb. 27

Hillary Rodham Clinton went on the attack to halt Barack Obama's momentum Tuesday night — but she saved her sharpest blow of a bruising Ohio debate for the news media, accusing MSNBC's moderators of coddling the Illinois senator. Full Article.

By Tom Feran and V. David Sartin from the Feb 27 Cleveland Plain Dealer

In the 20th debate between Democratic hopefuls, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama mostly stayed on ground they have covered before: world trade, health care and experience. Full Article.

By Stephen Braun from the Feb. 27 Los Angeles Times

It was billed as Hillary Rodham Clinton's last chance to revive her flagging campaign, and she gave it her best shot. Full Article.

By Mike McIntyre of the Cleveland Plain Dealer

The Wolstein Center at Cleveland State University has played host to boxing matches, big-time wrestling spectacles and a "King of the Cage" martial arts battle where a kick in the teeth is really a kick in the teeth, not just a verbal joust about pointed political zinger. Full Article.

By Patrick O'Donnell of the Cleveland Plain Dealer

The two Democratic candidates for president, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama, faced off Tuesday night in their last showdown before Ohio's primary next week, each challenging the other's records while highlighting the small differences in their approaches to health care, the Iraq war and free trade. Full Article.