The Colorado Supreme Court's decision to reject Ward Churchill's appeal could signal a dark day for the Bill of Rights, says Wendy Kaminer for The Atlantic.
In a secretly recorded lecture to supporters, Republican candidate Mitt Romney is seen complaining that 47 percent of the population will vote for Obama because they're "dependent upon government."
A protest against seed giant Monsanto successfully shut down the company's seed distribution center in Oxnard, Calif. for six hours, causing delays in shipments in protest of genetically modified organisms.
President Barack Obama walked into Big Apple Pizza & Pasta in Fort Pierce, Fla. for a campaign stop, to greet the owner and congratulate him on his charitable foundation and frequent blood donations.
Only a few days after the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, then-President George W. Bush uttered a phrase that has since come to represent the U.S. policy on terrorism: "Never again."
The crowds have roared their last and all those mass-produced signs are back on the shelves, as the Democratic and Republican national conventions have drawn to a close.