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Stephanie Cutter, the deputy manager for President Barack Obama's re-election campaign, gave her answer on Mitt Romney's loss in the elections.

Last week Hostess Brands Inc. announced they would be shutting down operations after more than eighty years of production. While headlines have been quick to blame unions for the downfall of the company, a closer look reveals there’s more to the story.

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani has a suggestion for President Barack Obama. Instead of having an election on Tuesday: "He should resign!”

The U.S. election will be held in a few days. What would happen to the country if GOP candidate Mitt Romney is elected president?

Denver - With all of the hype surrounding the first presidential debate between President Barack Obama and his challenger Republican Mitt Romney on Wednesday, what can viewers expect to see? Here are six predictions.

Freeport - Bonnie Borman has worked for 23 years at a competitive and profitable auto parts plant in Freeport, Illinois. Now, she and the other employees are training the Chinese workers who will take over their jobs — in China.

Money from families closely connected with Salvadoran death squads funded the launch of Bain Capital in the 1980s, and Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney was the man who solicited that funding.

It's just one more bit of bad news for a campaign that is up to its armpits in bad news. Writers from the Huffington Post suggest in an article published today that Mitt Romney started Bain Capital with money tied to death squads in Central America.

Peterborough - The hot summer has increased demand for the ice cream products of Baskin-Robbins. Nevertheless the company plans to close a plant in Peterborough Ontario that will result in 80 workers being laid off.

Washington - Along with calls for him to release more tax returns - some from his own party - and the pursuit of his record at his outsourcing company, Bain Capital, Mitt Romney now has a remark of John McCain's to contend with. It involves Sarah Palin.