FLOTUS heading to Sikh temple shooting site, but some families not satisfied with President's response
First Lady Michelle Obama is headed to Wisconsin tomorrow to meet with family members of those killed and injured in the Sikh temple shooting earlier this month.
It's been 17 days since the shooting left six people dead, four wounded, and a small immigrant community in deep shock, yet it's the first time anyone from the First Family is visiting. Some in the community say it's taken too long.
Among them is Kanwardeep Singh Kaleka. His uncle, Satwant Singh Kaleka, the president of the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin, was killed on that horrible day, and he turned down the offer to meet with the First Lady. He's OutFront to explain why.
One woman's fight to make the Republican Party platform more welcoming
A lot of noise has been made recently about the Republican Party's platform, specifically its continual rejection of same-sex marriage and exemptions to a ban on all abortions.
But one woman is standing up to the old guard – from within. Jackie Curtiss is the youngest member of the party's platform committee and is trying to challenge the conventional thinking and bridge the generational divide.
In fact, she's the only one who brought up Rep. Todd Akin's "legitimate rape" controversy during a debate on abortion and said that the platform needs to be more welcoming to women.
OutFront tonight is Jackie Curtiss in Tampa, the site of the upcoming Republican National Convention
Little-known company in little-known industry is storing, selling your personal information
It's no secret that the FBI, IRS, and even websites like Google and Facebook know a lot about you.
But what they know pales in comparison to the information being collected by a little-known company in Little Rock, Arkansas – the Acxiom Corporation.
Here's Ed Lavandera with the story.
"Red line" warnings from the Obama administration – what do they mean?
The proverbial red line.
It's back in the news this week, as President Obama used the phrase when discussing Syria's stockpiles of chemical weapons. If Assad begins using them or even moving them around, in the President's words, it would be a red line for the United States.
We heard a lot about "red lines" when concerns over Iran's nuclear program spiked earlier this year. But are these red line warnings just talk? FULL POST
How much influence will Paul Ryan have on his new boss?
So who's going to be the real boss on policy and issues – Mitt Romney or Paul Ryan? OutFront tonight are Craig Gilbert, who's covered Ryan extensively for his hometown paper, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel; CNN's Political Director Mark Preston, and Reihan Salam, writer of The Agenda Blog at the National Review.
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