Shannyn Moore: The Alaskans Are Getting Restless….
Governor Palin Neglects Alaska Duties for Partisan Stumping on Campaign Trail in Georgia Alaska faces challenges that need attention now Anchorage - While Gov. Sarah Palin is out of state again, this time in Georgia campaigning for incumbent Republican U.S.
A-Rod And Madonna In Mexico City At Same Time
MEXICO CITY — Alex Rodriguez and Madonna were together _ in the same city, anyway. New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez was in the Mexican capital on the same weekend the pop star was performing there
Ricki Lake: ‘I Can’t Believe I Was Fat’
Ricki Lake has trimmed 140 lbs. from her all-time top weight of 270 pounds - and says she is holding steady
Obama expected to name Clinton and Gates
CHICAGO (Reuters) - President-elect Barack Obama will unveil his national security team on Monday with former rival Hillary Clinton picked as secretary of state and Robert Gates staying on as defense secretary.
Art Levine: $7 Trillion Meltdown 101: How We Got Here, What to Do Now
Now that the federal government is committed to spending or guaranteeing as much as $7.8 trillion to salvage the financial system, it’s worth it for non-economists to better understand how got into this mess — and how to get out of it.
Pentagon Plans To Keep 20,000 Troops Inside US To Bolster Domestic Security
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Big Three Come Back To Congress With Different Agendas
DETROIT - The Detroit automakers have been lumped together for decades as the Big Three, and for good reason; their goals have usually been aligned.
Robert Creamer: Thanksgiving Text Messages from Captives at Taj Provided More Reasons to Give Thanks
My wife and I were preparing for the arrival of family for our traditional Thanksgiving feast when we were interrupted by an email from her chief of staff, Cathy Hurwit.
Ariane de Bonvoisin: Rebuilding Life After Tragedy
Immaculée Ilibagiza grew up in Rwanda–a country divided by tribal allegiances. During the genocide in 1994, she was forced into hiding to avoid being raped, mutilated or killed.
Insider Calls Reported $20 Billion Yahoo-Microsoft Deal "Total Fiction"
A report in the Times of London in which Microsoft would buy Yahoo’s search business in a convoluted $20 billion deal that would include well-known Internet execs Jon Miller and Ross Levinsohn, is - in the words of one key player - “total fiction.” Actually, that’s Levinsohn speaking, on the record. But that’s also the essential word from all key players regarding the Times’s report
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