Obama enters Martin debate with personal remarks, questions 'stand-your-ground'

Friday, July 19, 2013 TOP STORIES 1 Obama enters Martin debate with personal remarks, questions 'stand-your-ground' President Obama publicly and personally addressed the Trayvon Martin case for the first time since George Zimmerman was acquitted nearly a week ago, saying Friday that the black community is feeling "pain" because of the country's racial "history" and going on to question so-called "stand-your-ground" laws.  2 Republicans question Obama appointee's role in IRS scandal 3 Actress Rae Dawn Chong uses racial slur to rip former co-star Oprah Winfrey 4 Smart gun technologies making weapons more accurate -- and more deadly 5 Charles Barkley said he 'agrees' with George Zimmerman verdict TOP VIDEOS 1 President Obama addresses Zimmerman verdict President comments on context of case in surprise appearance at White House press briefing 2 Chaffetz: 'Rogue agents' not to blame for IRS scandal 3 Detroit's descent: Largest bankruptcy in US history 4 Probe under way into release of graphic Tsarnaev images 5 Gutfeld: Mag inserts evil into cliched 'bad boy' formula FOX News Newsletters Just one click to sign up. FoxNews Breaking News Alerts Get alerted the moment major business or economic news breaks! View All Newsletters » Manage Subscriptions | Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy ©2013 Fox News Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved.