Good morning from The Oval, as President Obama heads back to a pivotal state in any election: Ohio.
Obama departs the White House this morning forMansfield, Ohio, and hosts a campaign event in that city's Central Park.
The president then heads to Akron -- a city he visited less than a month ago -- where he will deliver campaign remarks at the John S. Knight Center.
One big topic in Ohio: Possible military cuts.
Obama is back at the White House tonight.
In other news:
The White House and Congress are on the same page when it comes to more sanctions on Iran.
Mitt Romney's foreign trip gets bad review.
Tea Party favorite Ted Cruz wins the Republican Senate nomination in Texas, USA TODAY's Susan Davis writes.
Gas prices see the biggest July jump since 2000, reports USA TODAY's Gary Strauss.
Health care rebates may keep premiums down, reports USA TODAY's Kelly Kennedy.
More and more people wonder is Syria's Bashar al-Assad will survive (literally).
The U.S. takes Olympic gold in women's gymnastics.
And author and political essayist Gore Vidal passes away.
The Oval will be here all day to cover the president's trip to Ohio. Please keep reading, and thanks for your support.
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