The Colonies Revolt Again
Senator-Elect Scott Brown’s remarkable upset of the status quo marks the third of the 13 original colonies who have cast their vote against "taxation without representation"
Searching for Good News
Recession, bombings, shootings…wouldn’t it be nice to hear some good news for a change?
Queen Elizabeth Surprised The Train Commuters in London
Train passengers in London were very lucky as Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II also commuted in First Capital Connect train.
Forty-four, Take One -Obama’s Year in Review
Tumultuous would best describe the three hundred and sixty five days since the election of the first African American president in United States history. President Barack Obama never billed himself as a crisis leader. However, he is the rare president whose fate was to be plunged immediately into a vast maelstrom of bad news. The promises of the restorative power of hope have not gotten The President very far along in his political agenda.
McCain Wants Presidential Pardon for Jack Johnson
President Obama’s former foe wants presidential pardon for nation’s first black heavyweight champion.
The Obama-Biden Name Game
Did the sound and rhythm made by coupling a prospective running mate’s last name with his own last name factor into Barack Obama’s choice of a running mate?
