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The bizarre breach at the White House state dinner last week lends new urgency to a review of Secret Service procedures that was begun after President Obama's inauguration, and threatens to revive questions about how much security is enough for the country's elected leader.
The managers of the Belle of Cincinnati riverboat want to go green.
An Ohio inmate fighting the state's new execution procedure is asking a federal court to intervene.
President Obama plans on holding a 'jobs summit' this week to aid the economy.
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Barack Obama is leading a "significant" change in US policy towards global warming, Nobel Peace Prize winner Al Gore said, days ahead of the US president's trip to the global climate summit in Copenhagen.
I've been contemplating the parallels between political candidates and Olympic athletes. Both require great physical stamina, a highly competitive nature, raw talent and a drive to win.
Consumer activist and Connecticut native Ralph Nader said Friday he is "absorbing'' the reaction he's receiving about a possible bid for the U.S. Senate, saying he wants to first gauge the level of grassroots support before making a decision. READ MORE>>
Connecticut native Ralph Nader says he is "absorbing" reaction he's receiving about a possible bid for the Senate.
I was not prepared for the looks of incredulity on the faces of my nonscience majors after viewing an excerpt from what I consider the most important film ever made, Nobel laureate Al Gore 's " An Inconvenient Truth ."
Consumer activist and Connecticut native Ralph Nader said today he is "absorbing" the reaction he's receiving about a possible bid for the U.S. Senate, saying he wants to first gauge the level of grassroots support before making a decision.
Sporting News' Matt Hayes analyzes what Friday's buzz means to college football. Dawg-gone ridiculous The good-natured, peaceful, non-controversial folks at PETA have come up with a peachy idea for the University of Georgia: Use animatronics for your mascot instead of the beloved English bulldogs that have roamed the sidelines for decades. Seriously, who gets it more than PETA? Days after the ...
Fans of J.Lo are going to see a lot more of her next week, if her ex-husband gets his way. An agent for Ojani Noa said sex tapes of the sultry songstress will be entered into open court record next week, meaning the media and the public can get their...
In an interview on the CBC's Radio One program Q last Wednesday, former US vice-president Al Gore politely criticized the Canadian government's willingness to accept a trade-off between tax revenue from oil produced in the Alberta tar sands, allegedly the "dirtiest" oil on the planet, and the environmental costs of producing that oil.
The state Green Party is hoping to enlist a new candidate to run against Sen. Chris Dodd in 2010.
"We have reaped what we have sown," he said. Devastating floods have swept large parts of the country. Areas of the south and west of Ireland have been under water in the worst flooding in 800 years, according to experts.
