Over and over and over again Breitbart News has caught the Washington Post coordinating with the Obama campaign to time attacks against Mitt Romney. This morning, Keith Hennessey at Real Clear Politics, points out some jaw-dropping lies of omission committed
(AP) Syria: UN council members support ‘terrorism’UNITED NATIONSSyrian Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem accused some U.N. Security Council members Monday of supporting “terrorism” in the country in a speech clearly aimed at the U.S. and its allies who support the opposition.
The man who gave us Stewie, Cleveland and that trash-talking bear movie will succeed Billy Crystal as host of the 2013 Academy Awards telecast. TheWrap.com reports Seth MacFarlane has been chosen to take on, arguably, the toughest gig in Hollywood.
(Reuters) – Mitt Romney launched a fresh attack on President Barack Obama’s Middle East policy on Monday, saying the United States is moving dangerously closer to being pulled into the region’s chaos and that puts “our security at risk.” In
(AP) SYDNEYGeorge Michael is canceling Australian shows so he can get treatment for major anxiety he’s suffered since a serious health scare last year. The singer said on his website he had hoped making music and performing would be enough to
Iran’s currency, the rial, plunged nine percent against the dollar at the opening of trade on Monday, to a record low of 32,500 to the greenback, real-time exchange websites showed. The freefall exacerbated a slide over this year that accelerated
An explosion in eastern Afghanistan killed three NATO soldiers on Monday, the US-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said. An Afghan police spokesman said the blast was a suicide attack on an ISAF patrol in Khost city and that several
(AP) TV critic of Egypt’s Islamist president freedBy HAMZA HENDAWIAssociated PressCAIROSecurity officials say the owner of a TV station on trial for incitement following his call for the killing of Egypt’s Islamist president has been released after being briefly detained
Bangladesh sent in troops to guard Buddhist neighbourhoods Monday after Muslim mobs carried out fresh attacks on temples and homes over a Facebook photo deemed offensive to Islam, police said. At least five temples were attacked in different neighbourhoods of
(AP) Iran restores access to GmailTEHRAN, IranIranian authorities have restored access to Gmail a week after blocking Google’s popular email service. The Islamic Republic blocked Gmail last week in response to video clips posted on YouTube of an anti-Islam film
(AP) Next cold war? Gas drilling boom rattles RussiaBy KEVIN BEGOSAssociated PressPITTSBURGH The Kremlin is watching, European nations are rebelling, and some suspect Moscow is secretly bankrolling a campaign to derail the West’s strategic plans. It’s not some Cold War
By COLLEEN LONGAssociated PressNEW YORKLindsay Lohan got into an argument early Sunday with a 25-year-old man in her New York City hotel room over photos on a cellphone and she was physically grabbed or thrown, a law enforcement official said.
(AP) Hugo Chavez says he’d vote for ObamaCARACAS, Venezuela Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has weighed in on the U.S. presidential race, saying he prefers President Barack Obama. Chavez also said in a televised interview that aired Sunday that he’d like
(Reuters) – Actress Anne Hathaway married fiance Adam Shulman at a wedding on the scenic coast of Big Sur, California, celebrity media reports said on Sunday. Hathaway, 29, known for roles in “The Devil Wears Prada,” “The Princess Diaries” and
The Orlando Sentinel: Walt Disney World has spent nearly $2.5 million on political candidates and causes in Florida so far this election cycle, according to an Orlando Sentinel review of state records, as the giant resort attempts to influence elections from
(AP) `Lorax’ film wins Environmental Media awardBURBANK, Calif.The feature film “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax,” documentary “Chasing Ice” and HBO comedy “Veep” are among the winners of this year’s Environmental Media Association Awards. The organization presented its 22nd annual honors for
(AP) Calif dairies going broke due to feed, milk pricesBy GOSIA WOZNIACKAAssociated PressHANFORD, Calif.In nearly six decades of running a dairy in central California, Mary Cameron made a name for herself in a male-dominated industry: She led several dairy organizations
(AP) GM recalling 40,859 cars for potential fuel leaksBy DEE-ANN DURBINAP Auto WriterDETROITGeneral Motors Co. is recalling more than 40,000 cars sold in warm-weather states because a plastic part might crack and cause a fuel leak. The company is recalling
(AP) Syrian fighting torches historic medieval marketBy KARIN LAUBAssociated PressBEIRUTA fire sparked by battles between Syrian President Bashar Assad’s troops and rebel fighters tore through Aleppo’s centuries-old covered market Saturday, burning wooden doors and scorching stone stalls and vaulted passageways.
(AP) Another big Supreme Court term kicks off MondayBy MARK SHERMANAssociated PressWASHINGTONWhen last we saw the chief justice of the United States on the bench, John Roberts was joining with the Supreme Court’s liberals in an unlikely lineup that upheld
(AP) Medicare fines over hospitals’ readmitted patientsBy RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVARAssociated PressWASHINGTONIf you or an elderly relative have been hospitalized recently and noticed extra attention when the time came to be discharged, there’s more to it than good customer service. Starting Monday,
UPDATE: Death toll at 19. A wave of bombings and a shooting in Iraq killed at least 13 people and wounded 33 on Sunday, security and medical officials said. Four car bombs exploded in Taji, north of Baghdad, killing at
(AP) US military deaths in Afghanistan hit 2,000By PATRICK QUINNAssociated PressKABUL, AfghanistanU.S. military deaths in the Afghan war have reached 2,000, a cold reminder of the human cost of an 11-year-old conflict that now garners little public interest at home
The European Union and United States are set to toughen nuclear sanctions aiming to punish Iran while seeking to hold back Israel from a military strike, top officials said as the showdown enters a critical phase. Western moves to pressure
Thousands of rioters torched Buddhist temples and homes in southeastern Bangladesh Sunday in a rare attack against the community over a photo posted on Facebook deemed offensive to Islam. Officials said the mob comprising some 25,000 people set fire to
