The Evangelical vote: "Romney cannot win the general election without us," says Pastor Jeffress
Pastor Robert Jeffress says evangelical voters hold the key to Mitt Romney's victory in November. Does his claim add up?
OutFront tonight: Pastor Robert Jeffress, First Baptist Church Dallas.
GOP keeps social issues in the closet in 2012
The Obama campaign woke up to good news today with new polls in three swing states that has President Barack Obama exceeding 50% support among like voters. Obama also holds a lead of nine to 12 points over Republican opponent Mitt Romney.
Romney 'my heart aches' for those struggling
In his latest column for CNN.com, John Avlon discusses the absence of social issues from a party that stands for social conservatism, the GOP.
John Avlon is also a CNN contributor and member of the OutFront political strike team.
America's brain drain: Tech innovators leaving the U.S.
Another tech mogul about to give up his American citizenship. Remember In May when Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin renounced his U.S. citizenship to take up residence in the tax-friendly Singapore?
Well he's peanuts compared to this guy. In an interview with the Australian Financial Review, Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak announced he is "underway to become an Australian citizen."
"I intend to call myself an Australian and feel an Australian, and study the history and become as much of a real citizen here as I can." Steve Wozniak, Co-Founder of Apple said, "I intend to call myself an Australian and feel an Australian, and study the history and become as much of a real citizen here as I can."
I'm not sure which Australian he plans to feel but he sounds pretty serious about it. However, unlike Saverin, it should be noted Woz won't be giving up his American citizenship – just adding Australian – and he isn't moving for tax reasons.
Which brings us to tonight's number: 38 BILLION.
That is the amount of money Australia is spending to build a national broadband network of affordable high-speed Internet access.
Alcohol 'enema' sends student to hospital
In Tennessee, where a college student nearly died after consuming large amounts of alcohol through a rather unconventional way - an enema. The university of Tennessee student was taken to the hospital in critical condition with a blood alcohol level over 0.40.
The student is out of the hospital but the university's Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity has been suspended amid an investigation.
CNN's George Howell is OutFront, following the investigation.
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