Associated Press reporter Matt Lee poked a little fun at Secretary Kerry’s apparent infinite “focus” on major current events of the day during the State Department press briefing on Tuesday. Lee pointed out that, according to the State Department, Secretary
State Department Spokeswoman Marie Harf had a tense exchange with Associated Press reporter Matt Lee about the justification of chemical weapons use as a reason to intervene in a country. Lee asked Harf if she was aware of any previous
CNN foreign affairs reporter Elise Labott challenged State Department Deputy Spokeswoman Marie Harf on the “political solution” in Syria. Labott challenged the Obama administration’s position contradictory positions that any response to the chemical weapons attack by the Assad regime last
Press Secretary Jay Carney could only repeat that it is “not our policy” to respond to the heinous chemical weapons attack by the Assad regime last week with a change in power. Carney said that the only solution is a
White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters on Tuesday that the response to the Assad regime’s use of chemical weapons was focused on that singular event and not meant to alter the power structure of the country.
(PIX11) – The New York Times breaks with tradition and quietly drops the f-bomb. The paper has a long history of protecting its readers from profanity. But it seems that the editors decided to go a little wild on Sunday.
Groom proposes to his girlfriend at a crowded Dubai mall, only to have her say no in the most painful way.
Beyoncé was apparently ‘yelling’ as Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs got into a fight with a partygoer at an MTV VMAs after-party.
It seems Miley Cyrus’ foam finger antics at the MTV Video Music Awards were inspired by Robin Thicke’s music video for ‘Give It 2 U,’ which features Kendrick Lamar and 2 Chainz. The music video features scantily clad women, dancers
The State Department was mum on Monday on accusations that the NSA had been spying on attendees. The deputy spokeswoman would only say that the U.S. “gathers intelligence” the same way many other countries do and that the U.S. works
The State Department announced on Monday that no meetings in the Israeli-Palestinian talks had been canceled but could not confirm that a previously scheduled meeting happened. That and more bizarre answers frustrated the press pool during the daily press briefing.
On MSNBC’s “The Ed Show.” Senator Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) said Monday night she wants the minimum wage increased to $10 from its current level of $7.25.
Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA) speaks to constituents angry about a bill he cosponsored for expanded background checks on private gun sales at a town hall in Danville, PA.
Entertainment Tonight: As Hollywood continues to mourn its recent losses to substance abuse, veteran actor John Travolta is calling for preventative measures to combat the lethal pattern.
(AP) Two 16-year-olds are now in custody in Spokane, Washington, in the beating death of an 88-year-old World War Two Veteran. One teen is being held on two million dollars bail. The second is due in court on Tuesday.
Splash News: Jason Collins at LAX Airport, when asked for reaction to Miley Cyrus’ VMA performance, smiles and says, “She had a great time, she rocked it.”
(AFP) – Bred by cheetah conservationists to stop farmers from killing the big cats, Anatolian shepherd dogs are transforming farming techniques in Namibia by reducing conflicts between carnivores and humans.
(AFP) – On a hotel rooftop in Bangkok, dozens of barrels of green liquid bubble under the sun — the latest innovation in urban farming. It may not look like it, but this green goo is an algae called spirulina
