Hollywood couple claims they were handcuffed, wrongly accused in South Carolina
Did police profile a Hollywood couple?
The Marion County Sheriff's office in South Carolina is investigating claims an officer detained two black actors who had stopped along a rural road to take some pictures.
According to the couple – the officer who cuffed them – made several accusations as to why they were being detained, but the couple claims those allegations didn't add up.
David Mattingly is OutFront.
Netanyahu: Israel will "stand alone" to prevent a nuclear Iran
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called out his Iranian counterpart again and again with the hopes of shredding Hassan Rouhani's credibility when it comes to Tehran's claim that it wants to process yellowcake uranium to make fuel - not weapons.
Netanyahu: Iranian president is 'wolf in sheep's clothing'
"It's not hard to find evidence that Iran has a nuclear weapons program," Netanyahu said. "It's hard to find evidence that Iran doesn't have a nuclear weapons program."
CNN's Jim Sciutto is OutFront.
Lawmakers behind government shutdown slam closed WWII Memorial
Bus loads of veterans broke past barricades to the World War Two memorial Tuesday - closed because of the government shutdown.
Members of Congress were on site, saying the vets deserved entry - the same members of Congress who let the government shut down in the first place.
CNN's Chris Lawrence is OutFront with the story.
Biker busted after beating SUV driver
A motorcyclist has been arrested and charged with reckless driving and reckless endangerment after a confrontation with a range rover was all caught on tape.
Bikers chase Range Rover driver after rider is hit, viral video shows
Police say the driver of the SUV was with his wife and 2 year-old when he was cornered and beaten, but several bikers were also injured in the incident.
National Correspondent Susan Candiotti has the story OutFront.
Congressional stalemate over Government shutdown: Who will blink first?
The congressional stalemate that caused the government shutdown is showing no signs of stopping.
And with no way out of the gridlock - lawmakers are focused on assigning blame for the first government shutdown in 17 years.
Obama blames Republican 'ideological crusade' for shutdown
So, who has the most to lose?
Outfront: Executive editor at the Daily Beast John Avlon, former advisor to Bill Clinton, Paul Begala and former spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner, Terry Holt.
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