Whoa! Five arrests in London in the Rupert Murdoch's News of the World phone hacking and bribery scandal. Murdoch's people said to be cooperating.
Mitt Romney is fighting to win the top slot on the Republican presidential ticket. Some say he is losing ground to Newt Gingrich because of his religion. Some say he's losing because he's not exciting the base of rabid right-wingers.
Transcanada and its semi-silent partner, ExxonMobil must be screeching all over the place. The President put the kibosh on the Keystone XL Pipeline. The Transcanada folks were negotiating quietly when the Repubs, anxious to make a political killing, jumped in.
According to Courtland Milloy over at The Washington Post, the unbearable whiteness of the GOP is not talked about enough given that those who call themselves Republicans have coalesced around nothing more than their whiteness.
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It appears Ward Connerly, the black man, who led the fight to overturn affirmative action in the nation--has landed in hot water.
President Obama said "no" to the Keystone XL pipeline.
Wikipedia is going head on, taking on the issue of Internet censorship. It is going dark for 24 hours to save an open and free Internet.
My question: where is General Sherman when you need him? He did Georgia and maybe should have done Alabama, too. The birth nuts are at it again. This is SOS.
While most Americans prepared to bring in the New Year, yet another ultra-conservative right-winger was taking advantage of the system.
Here we go yet again--an unwarranted and disrespectful comments by politician about the First Lady of the United States. From Kansas House Speaker, Mike O'Neal: “I’m sure you’ll join me in wishing Mrs.
It was a sneak attack. The FCC apparently knew viewers and readers were occupied with the tax battle on the Hill and with Christmas--so it moved to relax cross-ownership for the country's biggest and most powerful media companies.
New Jersey's Governor is at it again. He's batting his eyelashes and preening. Coy boy seems to like the fawning of the Captains of Chaos known as the GOP.
ACORN sting pimp, James O'Keefe was hauled into court in New Jersey in a bizarre case involving a female blogger, alleged abuse and a "he said, she said" dispute.
Newt Gingrich is slicker than a greased pig and as obvious as a hog on a sofa. But he’s the GOP’s pick of the moment.
Minnesota Republicans were looking at a rising star in the party as a potental replacement for Michele Bachmann. Amy Koch became the first woman to act as State Senate majority leader a year ago. But she dropped a bombshell on her fellow GOPers. Koch quit.
Wisconsin Republican Scott Walker, on the verge of being recalled as governor, is up to more dirty tricks. He has put a limit of 4 on the size of protest groups. And demonstrators must obtain a permit, pay for police and cleanup. This 11th hour chicanery may be headed to court.
Corporate-owned media in America is trying to kill all progressive and liberal voices of news and opinion.
The recall efforts in Wisconsin are heating up. Democrats accuse Governor Walker and his gang of pulling some dirty tricks. There are reports valid recall petitions have been destroyed, and now an advocacy group is offering a reward for information.
Americans looked on in horror in 1989 as hundreds of protesters were massacred in Beijing, China’s Tiananmen Square. An estimated 300,000 protesters occupied Tahrir Square in their fight for democracy for Egyptians.
Bank of America can’t or won’t stop its ugly, vile ways of doing business with people.
JURY duty is mandatory; why not voting? The idea seems vaguely un-American. Maybe so, but it’s neither unusual nor undemocratic. And it would ease the intense partisan polarization that weakens our capacity for self-government and public trust in our governing institutions.
It seems Rupert Murdoch's problems in the alleged phone-hacking scandal are far from over. Could there be more arrests? Maybe. British police now admit there may be an estimated 6,000 victims of phone-hacking by News of the World.
As screwed up as things are in Congress right now, it’s natural that nobody much wants to contemplate how much more screwed up things might be after the November elections unless one party or the other emerges with united control and something of a mandate.
Whoa! Five arrests in London in the Rupert Murdoch's News of the World phone hacking and bribery scandal. Murdoch's people said to be cooperating.
It seems quite unlikely to me that anyone would choose to get drug tested if they didn’t have to, as I don’t know of too many people who like to take time out of their day to experience the painful nature of government bureaucracy while urinating in a cup, likel …
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Fuzzy math, Illinois State University's president called it. "Political theater of the worst sort," said the University of Washington's head.
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