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Earlier this morning on MSNBC, Herman Cain accuser Sharon Bialek and attorney Gloria Allred told anchor Thomas Roberts that they were open to the idea of a joint press conference with other Cain accusers. Now, Time Magazine is reporting that Joel Bennett, attorney for recently-outed Cain accuser Karen Kraushaar, has been in contact with Allred, and says that such a press conference "is a certainty. Date and time to be determined."...

During Sharon Bialek‘s media tour this morning about her allegations against Herman Cain, she sat down with Good Morning America‘s George Stephanopoulos. Stephanopoulos questioned Bialek about whether she had called Joel Bennett, the attorney of one of the other accusers of the Republican candidate, who had said a woman from Chicago named “Sharon” had called him. Bialek hesitated. “We not going to answer who she calls,” attorney Gloria Allred interjected. “You can’t say? Why not?” pressed Stephanopoulos. “Because that’s not the issue — the issue is Herman Cain,” responded Allred.

Associated Press U.S. President Barack Obama arrives in France.

What’s happening right now at the G-20 meeting in France? Are music sales going up again? And will one of the two women who accused Herman Cain of sexual harassment get to talk publicly? A look at the most interesting stories from the Wall Street Journal blogs.

Live Blogging the G-20 Meeting: European leaders’ admission that a break-up of their common currency was a distinct possibility is overshadowing a...