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Florida Republican Debate 2012: Gingrich and Romney to Lock Horns in High Stakes Duel

The Republican presidential battle is set to be a fiery one, with the resurgent Newt Gingrich and on-the-defensive Mitt Romney locking horns on Jan. 31. Both front runners have just eight days left to impress the most unsettled Republican voters of recent times. In this context, the Florida debate on Monday night will see Romney and Gingrich at their dueling best. All the Republican frontrunners, by now, have learned that television debates are the key to the voters' mind.

Chinese New Year 2012: Top Good Luck Foods to Celebrate the New Year

The Chinese New Year is the year of the Dragon. It is also the time of the Spring festival; the Lunar New Year is a 15-day fest celebrated with much fervour. There are several myths and traditions associated with this festival. One of the more important traditions is the observance of a Reunion day - when members of family gather for the celebrations. Here are the top Chinese foods to celebrate New Year...

Ron Paul Vows to Remain in Republican Contest Till the End

Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul vowed to continue in the race, despite his last-place finish (with 13 percent of the votes) in the South Carolina primary. Paul spoke to his supporters in Columbia, S.C., and said he would not drop out of the contest any time soon.

Mississippi Pardons: Barbour's Act Has Racial Overtones, Says Study

The grant of clemency to a number of convicts, by former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour, was met with a barrage of strong criticism against such actions. A recent study by Reuters points to the possibility of racism in the Governor's action. Barbour's decision to pardon or commute the prison sentences of more than 200 convicts surprised many; primarily because the number was enormous, compared to pardons granted by his immediate predecessors.

Republican Rivals Go for the Jugular at South Carolina Debate

The CNN-Republican campaign debate so fiery moments as all the candidates attempted rip each other in order to take most advantage of the final debate, before the South Carolina primary.The Debate moderated by John King of CNN began just hours after the news of Rick Santorum replacing Mitt Romney as Iowa winner and Rick Perry's announcement of dropping out of the race- supporting Newt Gingrich came out. The debate reflected the uncertainty in Republican poll scenario on the right presid...

Tax Return Issue Spells Trouble for Romney’s Chances Against Ron Paul, Gingrich

Mitt Romney is finding it hard to wade through the attacks from his Republican rivals over his tax returns. Romney's hesitance to disclose his tax returns and his wealth profile is costing him dearly in the polls. The recent CNN/Times poll shows that his margin with his nearest Republican rival Newt Gingrich has shrunk to 10 points. Romney had enjoyed a 19 point lead in the past week.

Ron Paul 2012: Why is he Better Equipped to Contest Obama?

A recent Times/CBS News poll shows that President Barack Obama is losing support among the block of independent American voters. This should be a serious issue of concern for the President, as it is this stratum of voters who helped him to win the White House in 2008 elections.Now the question is who is going to benefit from this development? A quick glance at the poll trend would immediately point to Republican front runner Mitt Romney as the immediate beneficiary. The poll shows a statis....

Costa Concordia: Acts of Cowardice and Bravery by Past Captains

The cowardly act of the Costa Concordia's captain, Francesco Schettino, who has been accused of abandoning the sinking ship, leaving more than 4,200 passengers onboard, has added another unsavory chapter to the less reputable parts of maritime history. Fortunately, the seas have examples of bravery as well. If the above cases pointed to instances of cowardice and shame, there are incidents where the heroism of the captains onboard sinking ships has become legendary.

Martin Luther King III Resigns as President of The King Center

Martin Luther King III has announced his resignation from his post as president of The King Centre with immediate effect, in a statement published on Atlanta Business Chronicle website on Tuesday. The King center, founded in 1968 is a hub, that is devoted to the legacy of his father Dr. Martin Luther King, and is the largest repository of primary source material on him and American Civil Rights Movement in the world.

Ron Paul 2012 and Media: Why The Latter Struggles to Find Negative Remarks

The momentum generated by Ron Paul's 2012 campaign for the Republican presidential race seems to have forced the media to consider him a serious contender. It is easy, on one level, to understand why sections of the media are less than happy at his success... after all, it was they who predicted he would do no better than stay on the fringes of the entire race.

Ron Paul Picks up Crucial Endorsement in South Carolina

Senator Tom Davis endorsed Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul at a campaign event in Myrtle Beach on Sunday night. Tom Davis, a South Carolina law maker and a Tea Party favorite, said he decided to endorse Paul because he was the only fiscal conservative Republican candidate with a commitment to American constitution.

Huntsman to Quit Presidential Race, Endorse Romney

Jon Huntsman will drop out of the Republican presidential race and will endorse frontrunner Mitt Romney, according to his campaign sources. He has informed his campaign advisers that he is quitting and is expected to make the announcement on Monday during a speech at Myrtle beach, South Carolina.

Costa Concordia: Amateur Footage Shows Ship Sinking; Three More Survivors Located [VIDEO]

An amateur video shot by a passenger in the ill- fated Italian cruise ship Costa Concordia that ran aground on Friday shows the shocked passengers escaping. The raw video in YouTube was shot from the sinking ship after the disaster and shows the rescue operations. The divers located South Korean Couple from a cabin two decks down and another person a crew of the ship in Sunday morning. Divers are continuing their search for the missing people in the ship according to a CNN report.

Ron Paul Revolution and What GOP Should Learn from It

Ron Paul is being discussed as phenomenon in the U.S. now. The support he is gathering among the younger Republicans as well as the independent voters is creating ripples in the GOP. The Republican leaders look astonished and confused on how to handle the Ron Paul Revolution.

Romney-Gingrich Spar: The 'King of Bain' Video Goes Viral on Internet

Newt Gingrich might have denounced the errors in a Super PAC (political action committee) advertisement on Mitt Romney and asked them to withdraw it, but the trailer and the documentary titled King of Bain - When Mitt Romney Came to Town is still going viral on the Internet. The ad in the form of a 28-minute documentary was released by Winning our Future, a Super PAC that supports Gingrich.

Ron Paul Surges in South Carolina: Republican Race Turns Competitive

Ron Paul 2012 campaign is gaining traction in South Carolina Republican primary according to the recent polls. A week is left until the South Carolina primary and the trends indicate a tight race for the Republican nomination among the top four candidates.According to recent poll results released by the American Research Group and Rasmussen, Texas Congressman Ron Paul has got the biggest boost in numbers.

Ron Paul 2012: Why He has an Edge over Romney

An impressive second place win in the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary has cemented the Ron Paul Revolution. The mainstream media, which has so far cold-shouldered the Ron Paul 2012 campaign, will find it difficult to avoid him in future. With this performance, Ron Paul and his brigade have proved that they are no more on the fringes.

New Hampshire Polls: First Results Show Mitt Romney Leading

First results are out from the New Hampshire primary presidential polls and it looks like a close race. Mitt Romney is leading by two votes and Ron Paul is in second place, according to the results from Dixville Notch and Hart's Location, two tiny villages with just 9 and 23 voters each.

Mitt Romney 2012: Lying is Not a Welcome Virtue for Presidential Candidates

Republican presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney, in all probability, will lose the electability edge he has over his Republican rivals if he doesn't learn to get his stories right. His latest blunder - getting caught lying by his rivals - is the last thing that should happen to any electable candidate.

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