App Snapshot: Still Fighting Over Libya and Women Tuesday night's debate hasn't ended, at least when it comes to Libya and the candidates' appeal to women. Here's the latest on how those arguments are playing out, and how they measure up to reality, from the Election 2012 app, where we're continuously curating the latest political news -- from The Times and from other top sources around the Web. LIBYA Attack on U.S. Mission in Benghazi Becomes Subject of Strongest Words Mitt Romney tried to use the White House's handling of the attack on the American mission in Libya as a broad indictment of President Obama as commander in chief, while Mr. Obama accused Mr. Romney of politicizing a tragedy. Clearing the Record About Benghazi As questions mount over what happened in the attack on the American diplomatic compound last month, here are some of the facts as they are now known. Biden and Ryan Continue Clash on Benghazi The running mates continued the dispute over the Obama administration's handling of the attacks in Benghazi during Wednesday morning TV appearances. Fact-Check: Terrorism and Security in Libya The Obama administration has come under fire for shifting assessments of what really happened in Benghazi and for questions of security at the embassy. Fact-Check: Libya Attack Called Act of Terror As was pointed out by the moderator, Mr. Obama called the attack in Libya an act of terror during remarks in the Rose Garden the day after it occurred. Candy Crowley Fact-Checks Romney Ms. Crowley will almost certainly be remembered for the highly controversial moment in which she challenged Mr. Romney's statement about Mr. Obama's response to Benghazi. Politico Election-Year Stakes Overshadow Nuances of Libya Investigation After a month of conflicting statements and partisan criticism, the circumstances surrounding the deadly attack in Benghazi have become clouded in ambiguities and questions. WOMEN AND SOCIAL ISSUES Debate Moves Women to Fore in Race for the White House President Obama asserted that Mitt Romney would oppose equal pay for women and block access to contraceptives, but Mr. Romney said he would do better by struggling families - especially women. Romney Says Obama 'Has Failed America's Women' Mitt Romney returned to the campaign trail and made an economic argument for female support. 'Binders Full of Women' Now Has a Binder Full of Jokes Mitt Romney used the phrase to explain his recruitment efforts of women after becoming governor of Massachusetts. But the awkward phrasing -- conjuring up the image of a three-ring binder stuffed with female job seekers -- exploded quickly. In New Ad, Romney Stresses Moderate Positions on Reproductive Issues Mitt Romney's campaign, in an effort to appeal to women who hold more moderate views on reproductive issues, is releasing a new commercial that highlights his support for contraception and abortion in limited circumstances. Video: Romney Ad on Abortion This strategy is not without risk, as many socially conservative Republicans have long been wary of Mr. Romney. YouTube Mind the Binder Mitt Romney's remark about considering "whole binders full of women" for Massachusetts cabinet jobs has become an Internet sensation because of the phrasing, but David S. Bernstein, a staff writer for The Phoenix in Boston, says the story itself is misleading. The Phoenix Fact-Check: Fewer Women Have Jobs? Mr. Romney said that fewer women have jobs than four years ago. But that is not correct, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Fact-Check: Employing Women in Massachusetts Mr. Romney said that as governor, he employed more women in senior state government positions than did any other state administration, but there have been conflicting reports as to whether that is the case. Fact-Check: Contraceptive Coverage Mr. Romney has said he would abolish the requirement that employers offer contraception coverage, which he has described as an attack on religious liberty.