Sen. Coons calls Bush tax cuts for middle class a start
Pres. Barack Obama calls for Bush tax cuts for the middle class who earn less than $250,000 per year. Delaware Senator Chris Coons (D) calls it a start.
Kayaker says he was "a little freaked out" when encountered a great white shark
Kayaker Walter Szulc Jr. was caught off-guard on Saturday by a great white shark off the coast of Massachusetts.
Szulc noticed the dorsal fin and heard onlookers yelling, 'paddle, paddle, paddle.' He comes OutFront to discuss the close encounter with CNN's Erin Burnett.
Zimmerman's safe house: Why does he need enhanced security?
George Zimmerman is living in a safe house, guarded by a private security team. The volunteer neighborhood watchman has been out on bond since Friday. He's charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of teenager Trayvon martin.
So why does Zimmerman need this enhanced security and who's paying for it?
CNN Legal contributor Paul Callan comes OutFront.
Romney's off-shore accounts: Why keep them?
A recent report in Vanity Fair has reignited attacks by Democrats over Mitt Romney's finances. The article questioned Romney's off-shore investments. CNN's Erin Burnett asks why does Romney continue to have off-shore accounts in an election year.
Fmr. Wall Street Banker, William Cohan, Fmr. Director, Congressional Budget Office, Douglas Holtz-Eakin and CNN contributor John Avlon come OutFront.
Controversial voter ID law goes to court
The Supreme Court began Monday hearing arguments in the controversial voter identification law. Texas state officials argue that having voters provide photo identification at the ballot will not deny Blacks and Latinos from voting.
CNN Contributor Roland Martin and Fmr. Spokeswoman for Rick Santorum Alice Stewart comes OutFront.
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