Telling the media that he could “not conceive of not being hungry,” Gov. Chris Christie (R-N.J.) said he finally decided to get weight-loss surgery after
Perhaps stung by the growing criticisms that he has made his cabinet a “black-free zone,” President Obama will nominate another African American to a high
WASHINGTON — While President Obama slung poison-tipped arrows at his critics and his enemies in Congress, celebrities and socialites lit up the red carpet at
WASHINGTON — The biggest social event of the year, the White House Correspondents Dinner, has popped off in the District of Columbia, featuring a constellation
France made history on Tuesday when the nation decided to legalize same-sex marriage amid an intense national debate about the country’s conservatism roots versus its
Former President George W. Bush is joined by President Obama and former Presidents Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter and George H.W. Bush to dedicate the new
Earlier this week, the Nevada Senate passed a measure to repeal the state’s same-sex marriage ban, and now the state of Rhode Island seems to
As the issue of same-sex marriage rages on across the nation, the state of Nevada Senate came together on Monday for a legislative debate over a measure
It was just a matter of time before infamously irritating hackers who swatted countless A-list celebrities’ houses — and exposed their private financial information —
When President Obama visited Israel, the nation put its best face forward. What could be a better face to put forward for America’s first black
The National Rifle Association has made its vehement (some would say overzealous) opposition to any and all vestiges of gun control a well-known public fact,
Earlier this month, the nation of South Africa made headlines when two Zulu men married in a historic traditional same-sex marriage. Now, the gay residents
A Mississippi man was arrested by federal agents for sending a letter laced with the poison ricin, to President Obama. The Secret Service said the letter
In a major defeat for supporters of tougher gun laws, the U.S. Senate on Wednesday defeated a compromise proposal to expand background checks on firearms sales.
A letter addressed to President Obama tested positive for ricin, the same poisonous substance that was also mailed to a senator, the media reports. The
Robert E. Cornegy Jr., is the district leader of Brooklyn’s 56th Assembly District and current president of the Vanguard Independent Democratic Association. Born and raised
Margaret Thatcher dead at 87 Often referenced for popular quotes like “Being powerful is like being a lady. If you have to tell people you
President Barack Obama is raising plenty more eyebrows than sounds of attacks from North Korea. While Kim Jong-un plans for nuclear destruction of the
North Korea becomes a laughing matter online Although some people are genuinely taking the threat of North Korean nuclear warfare seriously, a number of Americans
The subconscious mind contains the true feelings of the soul. And sometimes the deepest thoughts and sentiments buried within the soul overflows and spills out
