Ex-Time reporter Margaret Carlson: “You know, Bob [Novak], you’d still be holding your breath and kicking your feet if what had happened to Al Gore in Florida had happened to you. He rose above a great injustice….He became a prophet
Lionsgate is giving “Dirty Dancing” a makeover, but it won’t stray too far from the original since the film’s choreographer Kenny Ortega will be directing it. “Glee” co-creater Brad Falchuck is being brought on board to re-write the screenplay. No
Today, The Committee On Oversight & Government Reform released a video showing Federal government workers singing to President Obama about the Government Services Administration (GSA) “going green,” all paid for by taxpayer dollars. The Committee On Oversight & Government Reform
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee launched a new radio show Monday, airing at the same time as Rush Limbaugh.
A Florida boy was suspended for planning to bully another student. His mom, a corrections officer, decided to create a punishment that fits the crime.
Hunter and Mu Shu met when the piglet fell out off a livestock truck in Kansas, and Hunter’s owner found him in the road. The family runs a vet hospital and decided to take the pig in and care for
Chairman Ben Bernanke said Monday that the Federal Reserve is working to address the regulatory failures that were exposed by the 2008 financial crisis. But he cautioned that as the financial system evolves, new risks will emerge.
Gwen Ifill said, “The dispute over the killing of Trayvon Martin has sparked a national debate about race, justice, and when it is reasonable to act in self-defense.” Ifill is wrong. The dispute over the killing of Martin did not
In a controversial move, the town of Webster voted on Monday to lower the legal age for getting a tattoo from 14-17.
The 45,000-pound sphere sculpture that emerged largely intact from the rubble of the World Trade Center following the Sept. 11 attacks faces an uncertain future as officials prepare to remove it from the park where it has been on display
A Madison Police Detective testified in court, under oath, that his diversion to the Capitol prevented him from questioning two subjects identified by the victim of an armed home invasion, which he had begun to investigate prior to the Capitol
From The Washington Times: U.S. Deputy Attorney General James Cole refused to answer questions from the Washington Times affiliated America’s Morning News radio program regarding a video showing an undercover activist being offered Attorney General Eric Holder’s voter ballot. Related:
Sony is cutting 10,000 jobs worldwide as it struggles with TV sales and market competitiveness.
Rick Santorum’s daughter has been hospitalized prompting him to step off the campaign trail. Mitt Romney pulled his critical ads in response.
First came the Osbournes, then came the Kardashians, now, meet the Eastwoods.
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http://www.redlasso.com/local/pa-man-pulls-gun-on-firefighters-so-exs-house-would-burn-down/ State police said Ronald Covert, who was the homeowner’s ex-boyfriend, was holding a shotgun and kept emergency crews from fighting the fire in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania.
An internal police investigation has been opened over a man allegedly rendered unconscious after being tazed, whose family claims he was subjected to police brutality.
Eric Fehrnstrom, senior campaign adviser to Mitt Romney, explained his recent Etch-A-Sketch on MSNBC: “Look, Chuck, fair-minded people will know that I was referring to the race, not the candidate.”
The RNC released a new ad depicting 2008 Obama voters: “I’ve got some change in my pocket, but my hope is gone.”
