Mitt Romney spoke to an enthusiastic crowd in a Long Beach airplane hangar last night. He campaigned earlier in the day in Illinois. LA Times' blog has a post by Andrew Malcolm here. It includes the following:

The crowd was friendly as Romney went through his standard stump speech, saying Washington is broken and had failed for decades to fix Social Security, rein in spending, balance the budget and hold itself to high ethical standards, a swipe at rival John McCain, who's spent 25 years in Congress and won the last three major primaries despite doubts among many conservatives.

Then the candidate jetted off to West Virginia for an early morning campaign stop.

Damon Winter brilliantly captures a symbolic moment for the NY Times. From One Day to Go, a slide show at IHT.

It's been called the Battle of the Bandwidth and it involves the guys beaming Bob Marley's One Love and Beatles' Across the Universe across the universe. Don't miss the part we're always wondering about: why wear a big "kick me" sign if you don't know who actually is out there, if there's anyone actually out there? Story at Live Science.