Harold Camping believes he understands why the Rapture failed to occur on May 21. He claims that an invisible judgement day occurred and that the
On May 19, Angela and Vanessa Simmons held their launch party for Pastry’s So In Style Barbie Collection held in Beverly Hills, Calif., at the
There was a time when behavior by Fox News and their affiliates could be explained away as nothing more than a misunderstanding. Those days are
Staunch right-wingers have apparently raised the white flag. Republicans and Tea Party leaders, who spend most of their waking moments spewing hate toward President Obama, have
In what’s being dubbed a “landmark” appearance, President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama will take to “The Oprah Show” stage tomorrow (Monday, May
Donald Trump hopes to convince the American people that he’s equipped to run the nation, but he has history of being incapable of running a
Gen44, young Obama supporters, and Chicago Bulls’ player Derrick Rose, and Mayor-Elect Rahm Emanuel welcomed President Obama to Navy Pier last night.
Yes, you read it right, folks. The next time you go to throw away that pop can or that old CD, you might want to
Life Always launched an anti-abortion campaign that included 30 tasteless billboards located throughout Chicago’s predominantly black neighborhoods. The ad contains an enormous illustration of President
Having proven its merit as a business tool, social media is figuring more heavily into the 2012 presidential election. Focusing on the country’s economy and
NEW YORK – President Obama heaped effusive praise upon Rev. Al Sharpton during the National Action Network’s 20th Annual Conference in Manhattan, telling the civil
President Barack Obama spoke April 6 at the 20th annual National Action Network (NAN) conference. The Harlem-based organization was founded by Rev. Al Sharpton. The
Salesforce.com’s CEO and president, Marc Beinoff, is well on his way to meeting the $700,000 minimum per fundraiser for President Obama’s 2012 campaign. Beinoff will
Today marks the 43rd anniversary of the death of Martin Luther King Jr. It’s been 43 years since that tragic day in Memphis, Tenn., which
Luther Campbell is in the midst of campaigning for mayor of Miami. If he wins the election, which takes place in May, Campbell will become
