Album of the Year: Arcade Fire – ‘The Suburbs’ Record of the Year: Lady Antebellum – ‘Need You Now’ Best New Artist: Esperanza Spalding Song of the Year: Lady Antebellum – ‘Need You Now’ Best Female Pop Vocal Performance: Bad … Continue reading
It was inevitable: after wasting years in a futile effort to yank successful conservative talkers off the air, our “progressive” friends were left with no choice but to adopt a different strategy. Luckily, they’ve found one: a new claim that … Continue reading
Reach however is only part of the story. The deal allows Huffington to distribute the Post’s progressive content without the progressive label. When people read news content from the “Huffington Post” they know what they are getting, news and opinion … Continue reading
Recently Illinois Senator Ed Maloney (D) introduced SB136 which would require “the parents or legal guardians of children attending non-public schools, a defined term, or private or parochial schools to annually register their children with the State Board of Education, … Continue reading
For the record, conservatism is a political ideology, not a religious creed. Some points of conservatism are smaller central government, free markets, Low social spending, and traditional values. This is of course not all inclusive list of conservative principles, and … Continue reading
I could see myself voting for him. I’ve heard his speeches before and I like most of what he has to say.
This $315 million buyout by AOL, along with her $4 million annual salary as part of the deal, was built on the backs of hard-working writers who never saw a dime for their labor. Many of Huffington Post’s most productive … Continue reading
Just after Christmas, Nokia sent me an N8 to test, review, and play with. I was excited because at the time I was pondering ditching my iPhone 4 for something else. I always have been a big fan of Nokia’s … Continue reading
The moment when Mr. Tyler, one of this season’s new judges, claimed the show as his own came during the third night of auditions. Chris Medina tried out with a muscular version of The Script’s “Breakeven” after telling the story … Continue reading
As Mayor Bloomberg and Chancellor Cathie Black are pushing to be able to lay off senior teachers on “merit” grounds, my experience at the Bronx High School of Science raises questions about how teachers’ ratings are handed out. The national … Continue reading
Gov. Jan Brewer sued the federal government Thursday for failing to control Arizona’s border with Mexico and enforce immigration laws, and for sticking the state with huge costs associated with jailing illegal immigrants who commit crimes. The lawsuit claims the … Continue reading
So the United States overpayed the UN $179 million, but won’t be getting it back. Why? Because the money has already been spent. Nope. Not kidding. The House on Wednesday rejected a Republican-led effort to force the United Nations to … Continue reading
Read the quotes from this article and tell me you would’ve run this without verifying it first. Insanity, right? Not to US Weekly. They had no problem at all running it without the slightest bit of verification. The scariest part … Continue reading
LONDON (Reuters) – Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah told U.S. President Barack Obama that his country would prop up Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak if the United States withdrew its aid programme, The Times said on Thursday. Abdullah told Obama not to … Continue reading
On Tuesday the Obama Administration asked Hosni Mubarak to step aside. On Wednesday they said that transitioning power “now means yesterday.” On Saturday morning the Obama Administration said Mubarak must stay. On Saturday evening the Obama Administration said Mubarak should … Continue reading
“I didn’t raise taxes once. I lowered taxes over the last two years,” Obama said. We wanted to fact-check that statement, and we’ll begin by saying Obama boils down an awful lot of complexity about federal tax policy into a … Continue reading
This time in my neck of the woods… Nice. How many more isolated incidents are we going to tolerate from Planned Parenthood?
You know how everyone thinks Mexican Coca-Cola is so much more delicious than American Coke because it is made with table sugar (sucrose), not HFCS? Oops again. The investigators could not find any sucrose in the Coke, but did find … Continue reading
According to a police report, the 28-year-old victim was shopping with her daughter in the store’s cereal aisle when she was approached by Garcia, who worked in the store’s dairy department. After accepting Garcia’s offer of a yogurt sample, the … Continue reading
State Board of Regents members are expected to take steps Monday that would allow New York to start charging students and adults a fee to take the GED for the first time since 1994, state documents show. The move, which … Continue reading
This is how househunting feels to me.
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Getting… Sleepy…