Newt Gingrich is the most popular Republican candidate among Southern voters a day ahead of the Alabama and Mississippi primaries, but personal appeal might not be enough to keep him in contention for his party’s presidential nomination.
Nineteen students of a metro Atlanta high school are facing charges after police say their campus was covered with graffiti. It happened near East Paulding High School in Dallas, Georgia.
The First Lady conceded that it isn’t the Government’s job to tell people what they should eat or what they should do with their lives.
As the long-awaited Hunger Games premiere finally approaches, six-minutes of behind-the-scenes footage has been released including exclusive footage of actors training for their roles.
Dozens of civilians are killed in Homs in what both the Syrian government and its opponents have described as a “massacre” committed by the other side.
The kidnapping victim makes her first public appearance since her ordeal. Watch her heartfelt speech.
A rescue helicopter captures video of a school of sharks in a feeding frenzy off the coast of the Australia.
Pennsylvania state prosecutors and Jerry Sandusky’s lawyers will appear in a courtroom Monday to argue before a judge about how much information the former Penn State coach should get in advance of his trial on child sexual abuse charges.
Without a sound, a smell or any warning, a new non-lethal weapon developed by the US military can repel crowds using an invisibile electromagnetic beam that delivers a blast of intolerable heat up to a kilometer away. The sudden heat
This weekend Secretary of State Hillary Clinton weighed in on the domestic political atmosphere centering around the contraception controversy by comparing the GOP’s positions to religious extremists around the world.
Veteran talk show host Larry King has a new job working on Ora.tv, an internet site financed by the world’s richest billionaire as sited by Forbes, Carlos Slim.
Put on your headphones. Turn up the volume. Get fired up.
On his radio show, Ring of Fire, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr not only took the opportunity to defend a tweet accusing Senator James Inhofe (R-OK) of being a prostitute for big oil but he doubled down saying Senator Inhofe’s actions
Congressman Joe Walsh (R-IL): “If the name ‘Mitt Romney’ doesn’t get you fired up… tough!” The congressman went on to implore his constituents to support any nominee from the Republican Party, whether they like him or not.
