Lance Armstrong's attorney strikes back at USADA report: "It's a witch hunt"
CNN's Erin Burnett talks to the attorney for Cyclist Lance Armstrong, Tim Herman about the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency's report that announced Wednesday its plan to release more than 1,000 pages of evidence of doping against the seven-time Tour de Frane winner.
OutFront tonight: Tim Herman, attorney for Cyclist Lance Armstrong. FULL POST
Sen. Rand Paul calls out Romney on Middle East, defense spending
At a major foreign policy speech in Virginia, Mitt Romney laid out an aggressive new position on Syria Monday, saying that as president, he would want to see that Syrian rebels "who share our values" are armed with the help of the United States.
Sen. Rand Paul calls for an end to U.S. aid to Libya, Egypt and Pakistan: "We are bankrupt"
Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) is a strong supporter of the Republican presidential candidate, but disagrees with his stance on the Middle East and defense spending.
Is Rand Paul's foreign policy position closer to President Barack Obama's?
Senator Rand Paul questions some of his foreign policy speech in his opinion piece on cnn.com and will be on Erin Burnett OutFront tonight at 7p ET on CNN.
Slain SEAL's sister on the Libya attack: "Blame the terrorists"
Erin Burnett talks to the sister of a Navy SEAL killed in the Benghazi attack about the U.S. response to the attack and Mitt Romney sharing the story on the campaign trail of when he met her brother.
Glenn Doherty was a Navy SEAL for 12 years who gave his life trying to protect Americans in Libya. His sister, Kate Quigley is an OutFront exclusive tonight. FULL POST
Virginia's Final Factor: Swing voters in Northern Virginia worry about defense cuts
The Final Factors – Our series on the critical issues in the swing states - issues that will decide this election. And there's no place more critical for both candidates than Loudoun County Virginia, about 30 miles outside Washington DC.
Both candidates and their wives have campaigned in Loudoun. And President Barack Obama even noted just how crucial the county is to his re-election bid.
"We won last time in Loudoun County, and if we win again, we win Virginia. And if we win Virginia, we win the election," says Pres. Obama says in Leesburg, Virginia.
The latest polling from Virginia shows it's a tight race: Obama's ahead by just two points, within the poll's margin of error.
And there's one big issue to the voters in Loudoun - aside from Lyme disease: $600 billion in automatic spending cuts to the defense budget that are scheduled for the beginning of the year unless Congress finds a way to cut the federal budget by $1.2 trillion.
CNN Contributor John Avlon has the story.
Obama admits lackluster debate performance: 'I had a bad night'
President Barack Obama admits on ABC News he had a bad debate night and lays out a plan for his next debate.
OutFront tonight: Michael Waldman, former director of speechwriting for president Clinton and Reihan Salam, writer for The National Review. FULL POST
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