THE RUNDOWN BLOG | July 30, 2012
Apple and Samsung Face Off in Court
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | July 30, 2012
Colorado Shooting Trial, Day Two: The Charges
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | July 25, 2012
For Politicians, Little to Gain in Gun Control Debate
Less than a week after the mass shooting in a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., that left 12 dead, there has been little policy response from the political world -- no prominent new proposals or legislation. In fact, there's been precious little disagreement about the traditionally divisive issue of gun laws.
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | July 24, 2012
Anaheim Protests Reveal 'Climate of Anger' at Police
Saturday's fatal shooting by police of an unarmed man in Anaheim, Calif., prompted days of protests against a police department that some residents say is biased against Hispanics. Video of the police reaction to the protests -- posted on online video sites -- has added fuel to the fire.
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | July 23, 2012
Theater Shooting Suspect Appears in Court

James Holmes -- the suspect in the shooting rampage in Aurora, Colo., in which 12 people were murdered -- appeared in court for the first time Monday, looking motionless, dazed and, at times, half-asleep. His hair was dyed a bright red-orange and he did not say anything during the 15-minute appearance.
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | July 23, 2012
Theater Shooting Suspect Appears in Court
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | July 20, 2012
12 Dead, 50 Wounded in Colorado Theater Shooting
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | July 20, 2012
Colo. Shooting to Influence Friday's Campaign Rhetoric

There are events that transcend politics in America, and the Thursday night shooting at a movie theater outside Denver is one such example. The tragic killing of at least a dozen people will likely result in the pause button being hit for at least a day in what has been a brutal stretch of the campaign.
THE RUNDOWN BLOG | July 19, 2012
Death Penalty: States Transition to One-Drug Executions
Both Yokamon Hearn and Warren Hill were scheduled to die on Wednesday.
ANALYSIS | July 19, 2012
Texas Uses Single-Drug Lethal Injection in Execution
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Examining the Supreme Court Session Through the Lens of History
July 4, 2012
The Supreme Court's latest term was dominated by high-impact decisions on health care, immigration, criminal sentencing and more. Judy Woodruff looks at how it all played out and examines the historical significance with Marcia Coyle of the National Law Journal and presidential historian Michael Beschloss.








