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Herman Cain: Chris Christie Too Liberal For GOP Presidential Nomination [VIDEO]

GOP hopeful Herman Cain, former Godfather's Pizza CEO, doubts Christie's appeal among conservative voters.

Voter ID, Registration Laws May Affect 5 Million Americans in 2012 Election: Report

Democrats could face a new electoral landscape in 2012 because of new voter laws that tightened rules on voting, like requiring photographic identification or proof of citizenship. These laws proliferated after Republicans made massive gains in statehouses across the country after the 2010 midterm elections.

John Brantley Injury: Gators QB Timetable for Return Still Unknown

Florida QB John Brantley was injured Saturday but his status for the season is still unknown.

Friday Box Office: 'Moneyball' No. 1 in the Standings With $3.9M

Perhaps proving they've had it up to here with depressing movies at the box office about illness, murder and failed romance, audiences embraced family films Friday with inspirational messages.

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Casey Anthony's Controversial Jail Video Released by Judge (Video)

A video of Casey Anthony that was recorded at the Orange County, Fla., Jail in December 2008 has been released after a Florida Judge ruled on Friday that the video that was sealed because it was considered inflammatory be released to the public. The decision was given out two days after hearing.

15 Dead and 84 Sick So Far in Listeriosis Outbreak: CDC

Fifteen people are now confirmed dead and another 84 sickened in the recent listeriosis outbreak in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta.

Listeria bacteria in a microscopic image courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

California Lettuce Recalled Over Listeria Concerns

California-based True Leaf Farms is recalling 90 cartons of chopped romaine lettuce as it may be contaminated with listeria, though no related illnesses have been reported.

House Republicans Seek to Defund Planned Parenthood, NPR

Republican appropriators in the House of Representatives released a draft spending bill that blocks funding to Planned Parenthood unless the group certifies that it will stop providing abortions.

With Kobe Bryant Agreeing to Play in Italy, Who's Next? Top Players to Watch

With Kobe Bryant leaving to play ball in Italy during the lockout, other superstars might follow.

Why Chris Christie Should Wait Until 2016 to Run for President

Republican New Jersey governor Chris Christie will reportedly announce his candidacy for the Presidency on Monday,

Twitter Study: Moods Mirror Biological Rhythms

Two separate mood studies conducted by researchers at Cornell, Harvard, and Northeastern University reveal people are happiest in the early morning and late at night, during the weekends, and on the west coast.

Planned Parenthood Investigation: A Frustrated Bully's Malicious Attack

With his allegations that Planned Parenthood has misused federal funds, U.S. Rep. Cliff Stearns, R-Fla., is taking out his frustration by lobbing malicious, unsubstantiated allegations, just like an elementary school bully who's angry that he lost a game.

Why Southern Black Voters Will Support Herman Cain

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain believes he can win the support of many Southern black voters. Don't believe for a minute that he can't.

Herman Cain Says Segments of African-American Community 'Brainwashed' to Vote Democratic

During an interview that aired on CNN's The Situation Room Wednesday night, GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain made the suggestion that members of the African American community, might, maybe, have been brainwashed into not being open-minded, not even considering a conservative point of view.

National Coffee Day: Where to Find Free Deals All Week

Coffee enthusiasts have reasons to be happy not only on the National Coffee Day -- Sept. 29 -- but for the entire week following the day. While most coffee chains are sticking to giving away free coffees only on Thursday, some have extended the free deals upto Oct. 5.

Missouri Primary: One State Caves, But Jockeying Still Hurts Republican Voters

Missouri Republicans have backed down from their threats to hold their presidential primary in February, electing to hold a caucus on March 17 instead -- but in other states, the mad rush for early primaries continues, to the detriment of voters.

Rare, Deadly Listeriosis Outbreak: Factsheet

As of Sept. 27, 72 people from 18 states have been infected with a rare illness called listeriosis stemming from Listeria monocytogenes bacteria linked to Colorado-grown cantaloupes, according to U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Herman Cain Says African Americans Have Been ‘Brainwashed’ [VIDEO]

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain on Wednesday said voters in the African American community have been brainwashed into not being open-minded, not even considering a conservative point of view.

Saggy Pants Ban in Florida: Um, What?

States such as Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana have all enacted legislation banning saggy pants.

Rays' Ruggiano celebrates with teammates Price and Shields after their team defeated the Yankees in their American League MLB baseball game in St. Petersburg

Rays Rally to Snatch AL Wild Card from Boston

The Tampa Bay Rays snatched the American League wild card playoff berth from the clutches of the Boston Red Sox with a stunning 12-inning home victory over the New York Yankees on the last day of the regular season on Wednesday.

Florida Court Delays Decision on Casey Anthony 'Inflammatory' Video

A Florida judge Wednesday heard arguments of Casey Anthony video that was recorded at the Orange County Jail, Fla., in December 2008 whether to release it to the public or not, but he recessed court without any judgment.

Opponents of the proposed U.S. health care bill are pictured during a rally outside the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington

Obama's Healthcare Law Appealed to Supreme Court

The Obama administration on Wednesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to back the centerpiece of Barack Obama's sweeping healthcare overhaul -- the requirement that all Americans have health insurance.

Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen points to the crowd during the first inning of their American League baseball game against the Toronto Blue Jays in Chicago, Illinois

Guillen Promises to Energize Slumping Marlins

The Florida Marlins named former Chicago White Sox skipper Ozzie Guillen as their new manager on Wednesday, hoping he can kickstart a new era for the struggling Major League Baseball (MLB) franchise.

Christie Again Rebuffs Pleas for Presidential Run

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Tuesday again rebuffed a growing chorus of Republican pleas for him to enter the 2012 White House race.

Listeria Outbreak: Cantaloupes Lead to Deadliest Outbreak in a Decade

A listeria outbreak linked to cantaloupe has sickened 72 people and killed between 13 and 16, making it the deadliest food-borne outbreak in the United States in more than a decade -- and the toll is expected to rise in October.

Bachmann Says Hezbollah Could Be Planning Missile Site in Cuba

Based on unsubstantiated reports in an Italian newspaper, GOP presidential hopeful Michele Bachmann warned Wednesday that the United States could be facing another Cuban Missile Crisis, but from Hezbollah, the Middle Eastern terror group.