From AFP: Wearing a glittering red dress, the 50-year-old received several standing ovations as she sang her signature tune, I Dreamed A Dream, at the opening night of the musical of the same name in Newcastle, northeastern England.
Leonardo Da Vinci’s last painting “The Virgin and child with Saint Anne” and a twin version of the famous Mona Lisa went on display in Paris’ Louvre museum on Tuesday (March 27), as part of a larger exhibition that offers
Technology may help cut off talking and texting that happens as people fly down the highway, safety advocates say. But stopping the talk may also take legislation and help from high-profile people, say those at a forum in Washington.
A 33-year-old horse that fell neck-deep into a septic tank near her owner’s home in Portland, Oregon was rescued by a team of firefighters who rigged a pulley system to lift her out.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ruled Tuesday that, for the first time, it would try curtail emissions of heat-trapping greenhouse gases from coal-fired power plants.
Rep. Hank Johnson commenting on the Trayvon Martin Case (D-Georgia): “He was executed for ‘WWB’ in a ‘GC.’ Walking While Black in a Gated Community.”
A ‘Magic’ night for LA Baseball fans! Magic Johnson and Guggenheim Baseball management are the new owners of the LA Dodgers.
We see who gives Mr. Matthews a thrill these days. Read more at Townhall
CNN correspondent Elizabeth Cohen opened her segment by threatening: “These nine Supreme Court justices will forever affect the life of three-year-old Violet McManus.” She then went on to interview the parents of the young epileptic on the brink of reaching
A group of about 60 Kansas City protestors left for Jefferson City early Tuesday morning, upset with the contraception mandate in President Obama’s health care bill.
The new Black Panther Party issued a call for the vigilante capture of Trayvon Martin’s shooter, George Zimmerman, dead or alive. Today, the leader who announced a $10,000 bounty on Zimmerman has been arrested for possession of a firearm by
Trayvon Martin’s parents went before a congressional panel and thanked those who turned their 17-year-old son’s death into a cry against racial profiling. Martin’s parents spoke at a Capitol Hill forum that began with a moment of silence.
When asked by a reporter if he felt the prospect of Obamacare being overturned would be damaging for Democrats, Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) contended that much to the contrary, it would actually help President Obama’s reelection.
On her 31st birthday, a Taiwanese woman who had suffered social isolation committed suicide by way of toxic fumes while video chatting with friends on Facebook. Her friends, apparently led to believe there was a fire, demanded she open the
President Barack Obama’s uncle, Onyango Obama, had a DUI case continued without a finding in Framingham Tuesday after months of legal wrangling.
In this March’s “haunting” View from the Capitol, Katherine Amenta and Rep. Thaddeus McCotter sojourn through the darkest recesses of our nation’s Capitol to “myth bust” a Senate ghost, a demon cat and a Rotunda crypt keeper! And you thought
An Occupy Milwaukee rally was understaffed Tuesday when there were not enough picketers to handle the picket signs. A protester demanded, “Koch Brothers Go Home!” In response, the MacIver Institute cameraman inquired, “Are the Koch brothers here?’ The response was,
Scruffy and jeans-clad, Ross Harper and Ed Moyse look just like any other British 22-year-olds — except for the words “Buy my face” and “Sold” emblazoned brightly on their faces. The two recent university graduates hire their faces to companies
Miss Universe Canada contestant, Jenna Talackova, was disqualified because of a rule that contestants must be naturally born females.
