Jon Karl on the truth behind many of the candidates' statements.Read more: Watch: Final Presidential Debate 2012 Analysis: Fact Checking the Debate
President Obama won tonight’s Twitter war with the weapons of yore, replying to Mitt Romney’s complaint that the Navy will soon its smallest fleet since 1917 by saying, “We also have fewer horses and bayonets.” But was Obama correct? Does the military have fewer ships,...Read more: Obama Wins Twitter War With 'Horses and Bayonets'
An Arby's Restaurant in Dayton, Ohio, has fired its assistant general manager after she had to jump through the store's drive-through window to escape a knife-wielding robber. What's Arby's beef? Archer, the company says, violated a company rule. According to the Dayton Daily News, assistant manager Mary Archer had been closing up the store when the incident occurred. In an exclusive interview with News Center 7 of Dayton, she said her last co-worker had just left for the night when she heard the doorbell ring.Thinking it was her co-worker returning to pick up something she'd forgotten, Archer unlocked the door, only to find herself confronted by a robber with a knife who repeatedly shouted, "Give me the money."
The final presidential debate on foreign policy appeared to be a win for President Obama, but a successful effort by Republican nominee Mitt Romney to return the conversation to the economy, ABC News political analysts said. “The president won tonight,” said ABC News political analyst...
Bob Woodruff talks about the debate with war veterans.Read more: Watch: Final Presidential Debate 2012 Analysis: Veteran's on Foreign Policy
Ann Romney wears a green Oscar de La Renta dress with floral skirt as she waves with her husband Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on stage after the final debate at the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center at Lynn University, Oct. 22, 2012 in Boca Raton, Fla.
As this election heads toward what looks to be a photo finish in 15 days, there are really two presidential campaigns happening. There's the one on view in debates, campaign ads and big speeches.
And then there's a stealthier one, with messages tailored just to you and delivered not in front of TV cameras but right to your mailbox.
It's called micro-targeting, said Sasha Issenberg, author of a new book titled "The Victory Lab."Page 952 of 1431
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At a media event in San Jose today, Apple is expected to reveal details about its smaller iPad.
Lara Flynn Boyle appears to be the victim of too many collagen injections
A company shows off its realistic monitors by making an elevator floor appear to disappear.
De Niro, Gere, Hoffman and Tarantino among those celebrated at Hollywood Film Awards
Marvel Studios released a 18-second teaser trailer for the new film.
ANALYSIS By RICK KLEIN In a debate about who should be commander-in-chief, Mitt Romney was just as much in command as the man in the job now. President Obama came into the debate with a record to boast of, and he used it to play...
First lady Michelle Obama is greeted before the start of the third presidential debate at Lynn University, Oct. 22, 2012, in Boca Raton, Fla. 
