Obama pressures Romney on Indiana candidate over rape remarks
President Obama pressed Romney to sever ties with Indiana Senate hopeful Richard Mourdock who said a pregnancy from rape could be God intended. Romney avoided the issue, touting momentum in crucial Ohio as Obama campaigns in battlegrounds and early voting ramps up.
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Panetta says U S lacked early info on Libya attack
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said U S forces did not intervene quickly in the Libya consulate attack due to insufficient intelligence and concern for American safety. He noted forces were on alert on 9/11 anniversary and ready to respond, but the assault ended before more was known.
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Scanners replaced at some airports amid privacy concerns
The federal government is moving full body X ray scanners from seven major airports to a new outline style unit to speed lines. TSA says the shift aims to speed crowds, not privacy, while civil liberties groups fear the older machines head for the scrap heap as they are relocated to smaller airports.
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Biden Salutes McGovern as Father of Modern Democratic Party
Vice President Joe Biden eulogized George McGovern as the father of the modern Democratic Party for pushing antiwar ideals and widening the party to women, youth, and minorities. McGovern, who died at 90, was honored at a Sioux Falls service as generations of mourners recalled his long fight against hunger and his 1972 presidential bid.
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Business spending cools as durable goods rise in September
Dow and broader markets show mixed moves as durable goods orders climb 9.9 percent in September driven by aircraft. Core capital goods orders stall, shipments fall for the third straight month, signaling weaker overall business investment in the July-September quarter and a slower economy ahead of the election.
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