Chicago Sun Times: Lara Logan, a correspondent for CBS’ “60 Minutes,” delivered a provocative speech to about 1,100 influentials from government, politics, media, and the legal and corporate arenas. Such downtown gatherings are a regular on Chicago’s networking circuit. (I
Pete Townshend, lead guitarist for rock band “The Who,” confesses his attraction to Mick Jagger in his autobiography “Who I Am.”
CHICAGO (WLS) – An anonymous member of the Chicago Plumbers Union is claiming the union is forcing its members to back President Barack Obama. The plumber told Bruce Wolf and Dan Proft on “The Don and Roma Show” on WLS
Joan Walsh, MSNBC Contributor: “You know, the Vice President gaffes, when he makes them, tend to come before really friendly crowds where he just kinda gets excited and gets ahead of himself. You know, they don’t come in the debating
Governor Pat Quinn and Mayor Rahm Emanuel are locked in a public spat over the governor’s choice to head the Illinois Sports Facilites Authority, the agency that runs U.S. Cellular Field. Governor Quinn appointed a woman who declared personal bankruptcy
Judy Garland’s 1939 dress Dorothy from “The Wizard of Oz” is going up for auction at Julien’s Auctions in Beverly Hills in November, and could fetch up to half a million dollars. Vanessa Yurkevich tells us about some other iconic
NBC 4 — Columbus: Our results this morning show a statistical dead heat–45 percent say they would vote for Barack Obama, and 44 percent would choose Mitt Romney.
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani spoke to Charlie Rose and Norah O’Donnell about the differences in the presidential candidate’s foreign policy positions.
PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: “With all due deference to separation of powers, last week the Supreme Court reversed a century of law that I believe will open the floodgates for special interests — including foreign corporations — to spend without limit
Associated Press BELLEFONTE, Pa.Jerry Sandusky, maintaining his innocence, was sentenced Tuesday to at least 30 years in prison _ effectively a life sentence _ in the child sexual abuse scandal that brought shame to Penn State and led to coach
Chuck Todd at MSNBC noticed in visible frustration that Barack Obama can’t stop bringing up the debate. Todd also pointed out that the Big Bird references and ad only serve to remind voters about Obama’s abysmal debate night performance.
The Obama campaign is receiving flack from normally supportive venues for its new “Big Bird” attack ad. On a Today Show segment on Tuesday, NBC News reporter Peter Alexander described the Big Bird ad as “absurd.”
Barack Obama’s campaign has reached a new low in trivial, petty attacks against Mitt Romney by using Sesame Street’s Big Bird character as a tool to attack what they call “Wall Street greed.”
I particularly appreciate the introduction from my good friend and tireless campaign companion, Gov. Bob McDonnell. He is showing what conservative leadership can do to build a stronger economy. Thank you also Congressman Goodlatte for joining us today. And particular
Sean Hannity, Fox News: “I felt that for you, after the debate, a lot of criticism heaped on you.” Jim Lehrer, PBS News Hour: “Yeah” Hannity: “How did you feel about that?”Lehrer: “Well, you know, I’m not really keen on
Politico: President Obama’s trip here to dedicate the Cesar Chavez National Monument wasn’t for a campaign rally, but sure felt like one. There were the chants of “Si, se puede,” led by Obama himself at the beginning and end of
From Tony Lee, Breitbart News: The Internet and social media sites like Facebook and Twitter have democratized elections, made the world more interconnected, and allowed the velocity of information to be faster than ever before. But an extensive eight-month investigation
Philadelphia Democrat Mayor Michael Nutter went off on Governor Mitt Romney on MSNBC tonight: “Well, first of all, I think it’s pretty clear from the convention and from the debate last week — Mitt Romney is a shameless, lying chameleon.
Excerpt from the Paul Ryan interview WJRT in Flint, Michigan: Reporter: Does this country have a gun problem? Ryan: This country has a crime problem. Reporter: Not a gun problem? Ryan: The best thing to help prevent violent crime in
From Fox News: In a briefing to Capitol Hill staffers delivered the day after the deadly Sept. 11 attack in Benghazi, a top aide to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the killings appeared to be the result of a
Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan at a victory rally at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan: “You see, when you turn on your television, what you’re witnessing on television is the unraveling of the Obama foreign policy. The world is
A new PSA from the Heart and Stroke Foundation in Canada has zombies teach you how to perform CPR.
