Some relatives of people killed on September 11, 2001, as well as some firefighters and police officers gathered in Lower Manhattan on Monday to voice concern about the planned development of an Islamic center near Ground Zero.
The appearance on camera early on Tuesday of Seif al-Islam, son and one time heir-apparent of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, appears to defy earlier claims that he had been detained by rebel forces.
Prosecutors have agreed to drop the sexual assault charges against former IMF chief and one-time French presidential favorite Dominique Strauss-Kahn, his lawyers said Monday.
Her name is Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-FL) and she is not doing her constituents any favors by blaming the hidden hand of racism for the poor employment and economic conditions in her community.
There was a time when American dignitaries would speak in favor of individual liberty and basic human rights when traveling to a totalitarian state like China. Today, we have Vice President Biden ensuring his Chinese hosts that he was passing
Al Sharpton continues to have issues with the English language. We’ve been able to pull a clip every day since NBC News has put him on the air. Here is the August 22nd edition.
Watch how NBC News journalist Al Sharpton asks probing and insightful questions while covering the rebellion in Libya.
Sitting in for vacationing Chris Matthews, Ron Reagan Jr. attacked Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann for holding views on the global warming theory that are different than his.
Presidential candidate Rick Santorum appeared on WOR’s Steve Malzberg Show when the subject of Rep. Maxine Waters’ (D-CA) recent tirade against the Tea Party came up. Sen. Santorum did not hold back.
President Obama took a break from his Martha’s Vineyard vacation to comment on the “fluid” situation in Libya.
Memorial to civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr. has dignified opening on National Mall.
While the media plays up the Los Angeles congresswoman’s “the Tea Party can go straight to hell’ comments from this weekend, they are ignoring what she said right after that. When the wild cheers of the audience calmed down, Rep.
Not your typical triple play.
Mohammed Gaddafi was giving a phone interview to Al Jazeera television, confirming that he was under house arrest, when shots suddenly rang out in the background as Libyan rebels stormed his home.
This web ad, released over the weekend by Sarah Palin’s political action committee, has many insiders speculating that she may be preparing to join the GOP Presidential race.
A YouTube video shows several Ravens fans and a Chiefs fan going at it during the game at M&T Bank Stadium.
Thomas Petrie, vice chairman of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, talks about the outlook for global oil supply and prices amid the possible ouster of Muammar Qaddafi by Libyan rebels. Petrie speaks on Bloomberg Television’s “InBusiness with Margaret Brennan.”
An anti-Israeli activist goes into a Muslim-owned shop in London and berates the owner for stocking Israeli dates. Israel is an “apartheid regime,” she tells him. The owners response is priceless: “What country are you in? Why are you not
Being voted preseason No. 1 is a tradition at Oklahoma and this season is no different. The Sooners will start out top-ranked in The Associated Press college football poll for the 10th time, more than any program in the country.
Authorities say an aerial wing walker stuntman has been killed in a 200-foot fall while performing a stunt at an air show at an air base near Detroit.
For the record, Mr. Schultz stated that he regretted the error of including a deceptively edited video clip of Gov. Perry. He never apologized for the racist implication he made with the severely edited clip. A media watchdog journalist like
President Barack Obama says the people of Libya are showing that their desire for freedom “is far stronger than the iron fist of a dictator.” Obama says the US will work closely with rebel leaders.
CNN International provides live coverage of the unfolding events in Tripoli as the Gaddafi regime appears on the brink of collapse.
