The Absurdity of Political And Ideological Labels
Labels like liberal and conservative have become so over-used that I frankly must admit I have no idea what they even mean anymore.
Mystery Surrounds as Friends and Family of Dead Man Receive Posthumous Emails
Jack Froese died of heart arrhythmia in June 2011 at the age of 32 in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania. Perhaps his family and friends had not even finished mourning for his death when something unbelievable started happening with them.
Froese's family and friends claim that they started receiving emails from his account, post his death, and that has indeed brought happiness to his near and dear ones and helped them come to a closure, reports BBC.
Tiny Wyoming Town Plays Big Role In Fracking Fight
The oil and natural gas industries await the outcome of a battle between federal regulators and proponents of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking -- a debate that's already center stage in Pavillion, Wyo., where the drilling practice has raised safety concerns.
Limbaugh Loses Almost 100 Sponsors In Scandal's Wake
The conservative radio host provoked the advertiser pullout by calling law student Sandra Fluke a slut and a prostitute after she had discussed with members of Congress her support of insurance coverage for contraceptives.
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Rick Santorum Wins Primaries in Alabama and Mississippi
Rick Santorum takes crucial Alabama and Mississippi nominations, setting off alarm bells for Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich.
Obama's Approval Rating Up To 50 Percent: Reuters/Ipsos Poll
For the first time since early July, more Americans approve of the job President Barack Obama is doing than disapprove, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll that shows his approval rating now at 50 percent.
NCAA Tournament Bracket Predictions: Top 10 Upsets & Cinderella Stories To Pick
These NCAA Tournament 2012 bracket predictions draw on expert analysis to provide you with the top 10 upsets and Cinderella stories to pick for this year's March Madness.
Atheist Billboard Controversy Stirs Racial Tensions in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
American Atheists, the organization behind several pro-atheism billboards, is no stranger to controversy. But this time, it was about more than just religion--many people found their Harrisburg sign racially offensive.
NCAA Tournament 2012 Tickets: Kentucky Dominating Market; Prices Could Wildly Fluctuate
NCAA Tournament ticket prices could replicate March Madness with their unpredictability.
Alabama, Mississippi Primaries Could Clarify GOP Race
Polls suggest both of the Southern states up for grabs Tuesday night will be close races, and not just between Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum. Newt Gingrich has a rare chance to rack up another win, and either he or Santorum could still emerge as a strong alternative to Romney.
Coal’s Share of U.S. Electricity Generation Falls to 35-Year Low
The share of power generation in the U.S. by burning coal has fallen to near a 35-year low, as electric power plants showed less interest in thermal coal due to a mild winter and a shift to cheaper gas.
NY Lawmakers Propose Studying Health Impact Of Fracking
The Assembly, the state legislature's lower house, allocated $100,000 to study the effects on public health of the controversial practice of horizontal hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, in which millions of gallons of water and chemicals are blasted into the ground to split apart rocks containing natural gas, then pumped out to extract fuel.
Penn State Releases Statement On Joe Paterno Firing, Family Slams Board Of Trustees
About a month after the death of Joe Paterno, the Penn State Board of Trustees defending the firing of their longest serving football coach in a statement. However, the family of Paterno still expressed their anger over their decision.
Rare Classic Movie Posters Found in U.S. Attic May Fetch $250,000
A collection of rare movie posters from the Golden Age of Hollywood has been found in an attic in Pennsylvania and is expected to fetch around $250,000 at a Texas auction on March.23, 2012.
Obama Approval Down, Republicans Gain in Poll
Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum are closing the gap on President Barack Obama, a new CBS News/New York Times poll found Monday.
Rick Santorum Strategy: We'll Win At The Convention
Rick Santorum says he can deny Mitt Romney the number of delegates needed to clinch the Republican presidential nomination and then win at the convention himself.
Santorum Bashes 'Pseudo-Religion' Of Global Warming Embraced By Rivals
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum sought to distance himself from his GOP opponents with an op-ed tying Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney to radical environmentalists sounding the alarm on climate change.
Penn State Scandal: Board of Trustees Explains Paterno's Firing in a Statement
The Penn State Board of Trustees released a statement on Monday detailing their reasons for firing head coach Joe Paterno last fall in the wake of sex abuse allegations against former assistant Jerry Sandusky.
Bruce Springsteen: The 'Boss' of Mediocrity (Amended)
Need I also point out how Bruce himself has extravagantly prospered in a capitalist economic system he has repeatedly condemned as “unfair,” “cruel” and “exploitative”?
Ron Paul Attracts Huge Crowd in Missouri Ahead of GOP Caucus
Ron Paul's Missouri campaign event Saturday drew a huge crowd and the libertarian Republican presidential candidate stressed the need for freedom and a small government based on the U.S. Constitution.
Mitt Romney And Rick Santorum Both Score Wins On A Super Saturday
Both Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum claimed victories in Republican Party presidential-nomination contests conducted Saturday, as the former won the caucuses in Wyoming, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, while the latter won the caucuses in Kansas.
The Republican Party: In Disarray Or Gathering Force?
What has happened to the Grand Old Party? Why does it appear to be so fractured and unable to deliver the kind of first-class national candidate that it used to?
Rick Santorum Wins Kansas Republican Caucus 2012
Rick Santorum is the winner of the Republican caucus in Kansas.
Rick Santorum Endorsements: Philip Rivers Tosses His Support to the Republican Candidate
The San Diego Chargers quarterback endorses the former Pennsylvania senator.
Ohio Earthquakes Likely Caused By Hydrofracking: Report
A series of earthquakes near Youngstown, Ohio were probably spurred by a natural gas drilling process known as hydraulic fracturing, or hydrofracking, according to oil and gas regulators.
Wells Fargo To Charge $7 Fee In 6 More States
Wells Fargo & Co., the bank with the most U.S. branches, is ending free checking in six eastern U.S. states starting in May, expanding a $7 monthly service fee for the use of its basic checking account.
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