BREAKING: Fla. Police Chief Steps Down Amid Trayvon Martin Shooting Outrage; 8th Graders Required to Do GOP Opposition Research

March 22, 2012 Fla. Police Chief Steps Down Amid Outrage Over Trayvon Martin Shooting The police chief of Sanford, Fla. temporarily stepped down on Thursday after the shooting death of teen Trayvon Martin sparked local and national outrage. The chief said his decision came because he believed he was a "distraction to the investigation." • Get the Latest • READ: Author of 'Stand Your Ground' Says Shooter Isn't Protected Under Law He Wrote Students Devise Attack Strategies on GOP for Obama Campaign Controversy is growing after an eighth grade teacher assigned students to do opposition research on the four Republican presidential candidates, telling them to devise attack strategies and submit them to the Obama campaign. Is this just an average assignment or does it cross the line? • Get the Full Story & Share Your Reaction FOLLOW-UP: Marine Facing Discharge for Criticising Obama on Facebook Speaks Out Sgt. Gary Stein, the active duty Marine who openly criticized President Obama on Facebook, issued another statement on the social network Thursday as the military continues deliberations on the soldier's fate. • Watch the Video Coming Up on FNC: Is 'The Hunger Games' Suitable For Children? It's the highly anticipated, awe-inspiring and epic book that's been created into a new movie. But, is "The Hunger Games" suitable for kids? The Culture Warriors debate. • 'The O'Reilly Factor': Tonight, 8/ 11p ET GUEST: Sen. John McCain Will the Supreme Court rule Obamacare unconstitutional? John McCain discusses what impact the decision could mean for the president and the 2012 election. • 'On the Record': Tonight, 10p/ 1a ET Also on Fox News Insider RPT: Sgt. Bales Could Be Charged This Week in Afghanistan Killing Rampage Rick Perry Responds to Rumors He's Only Standing By Gingrich in Hopes of Being Picked for VP Scary Video: Army Helicopter Crash in Afghanistan Is Caught on Tape FULL TEXT: Transcript of President Obama's Remarks on Energy in Okla. Schedule  /   Shop  /   Contact Us  /   Unsubscribe © 2012. FOX News Network LLC. All Rights Reserved. 1211 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036

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