Perceptions of U.S. leadership worldwide improved significantly from 2008 to 2009.
...a just-released poll by the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion finds that Obama would decisively defeat Palin in a hypothetical race between the two and independent New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Young people 'turned off' by Tea Party movement's racist undertones, McCain says The daughter of former presidential candidate John McCain has sharply criticized the Tea Party movement, accusing it of "innate racism."
Two articles: Asian skeleton found in ruins suggests Roman Empire larger than thought
Mr Rabeder decided to raffle his Alpine home, selling 21,999 lottery tickets priced at just £87 each.
It really is possible to be bored to death, scientists have found, after research showed those who live tedious lives are twice as likely to die young.
Over the past week, President Obama and his senior aides have repeatedly cited Republicans' filibuster threats as the primary reason for the lack of progress on big ticket legislative items, an early sign that Democrats will seek to use this bit of legislative arcana against the …
GOP OBSTRUCTIONISM MAY BLOCK JOBS BILL....
Erick Erickson, the conservative blogger and founder of RedState, finally gets why pro-choice groups blasted CBS for airing Focus on the Family's anti-choice ad yesterday: it's because feminists are too ugly to get dates, of course.
At a Republican Jewish Coalition event in Los Angeles last week, Rep. Michele Bachmann offered a candid view of her positions on Israel: Support for Israel is handed down by God and if the United States pulls back its support, America will cease to exist.
Actor David Tennant has reportedly been approached by bosses to star in a Doctor Who movie.
Am I the only one to notice the coincidence that the Tea Party Convention met in Nashville, which is also the title of a 1975 Robert Altman movie about (among other things) an anti-establishment presidential candidate? Hal Phillip Walker, the standard-bearer of the Replacement Pa …
There was a time when talking politics on daytime TV would have been verboten -- too polarizing for the lifestyle shows aimed at stay-at-home moms and other female viewers.
Today, with unemployment rates hovering at 10%, and all our worries about the job market rooted in the moment, we are in danger of failing to see an important longer-term trend: More Americans are working as consultants or freelancers, either having given up or been forced out of …
House Democrats are going to force their Republican colleagues to vote on a resolution opposing the privatization of Social Security.
The British game show Quite Interesting hosted by the comedic actor Stephen Fry tackles the subject of the American gaol (the Oxford Dictionary spelling of jail) population.
An international air traffic control for outer space should be set up to prevent damage to satellites and spacecraft orbiting the Earth, according to proposal to be discussed at the United Nations next week.
In Cambodia, archaeologists from the University of Sydney have used satellite images to prove that Angkor was the largest city in the pre-industrial world, a sprawling metropolis comparable in size to present-day Los Angeles.
Cranmer is not sure what the BBC is up to with this absurd (?) analysis, but he can guess.
Remember the whole Conan O'Brien/Jay Leno imbroglio from last month? Perhaps NBC wishes you didn't.
But as with so many things humans have been convinced we alone possess and that clearly divide us from other species, it's turning out that other species have cultures too.
Closer inspection of a photo of Sarah Palin, during a speech in which she mocked President Obama for his use of a teleprompter, reveals several notes written on her left hand. The words "Energy", "Tax" and "Lift American Spirits" are clearly visible.
"America is ready for another revolution,'' Palin told the crowd, an estimated 1,000 or so who had spent at least $300 apiece to see Palin speak at the Gaylord Opryland hotel where the TEA Party convened -- "TEA Party nation,'' Palin called the crowd.
There are reports that the Tea Party Convention organizers are planning a press conference today to denounce Birtherism, after Joseph Farah's speech last night.
Without leaving home, Sarah Palin will be able to reach much of her political base, courtesy of a soon-to-be-built television studio in her living room paid for by her newest media patron, Fox News. From her house in Wasilla, Alaska, Ms.
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