The Melbourne Police Department has confirmed that some type of "explosive device" was detonated this morning at Brevard Community College.
I heard about this incident from my sister, whose children were friends with the attackers. They thought it was quite hilarious. I dunno what's wrong with our kids when they think something like this is funny.
This is an audio story from Friday's NewsHour. Near the end, McCain attacks Obama in a since much repeated speech in which he claims that Obama contributed to the current financial mess by accepting money from the companies in question.
Whatever else you think of McCain or Obama, remember this when voting in November: The court's two most liberal justices are its oldest: John Paul Stevens turned 88 last month, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg is 75.
Hillary Clinton will be offered a dignified exit from the presidential race and the prospect of a place in Barack Obama's cabinet under plans for a "negotiated surrender" of her White House ambitions being drawn up by Senator Obama's aides.
Yesterday TNR pointed out what Hillary needed to do to erase her deficit, and it looked bad.
Okay, I liked the original "Yes, We Can" video. Sure, the video itself was vapid and vain (I'll admit that images of a coy Scarlett Johanson totally do it for me), but I liked the idea of turning Obama's speech into an inspirational contemporary folk song.
This Morning Edition story is called "Houston Democrats Split on Candidates," but about halfway through they shift to a church where they interview several young people about their votes.
In the course of the primary campaign, and perhaps in a preview of the fall election drama, Senator Barack Obama has accepted the apologies of three United States senators, a former senator, CNN and various lower-level supporters of Senator Hillary Clinton.
But set against that resonant Obama grain there is what appears to be a counter-grain of what is all too often labeled Hillary the Shrill, including all the gendered codes buried beneath the word "shrill."
Folks often joke about the blood-sucking parasites that infect politics, but the gibes about politicians and lobbyists are usually just that — jokes.
State Sen. Mike Haridopolos, responding to his controversial hiring at the University of Florida, said last week that he was working toward a Ph.D. in history at the University of Arkansas. UF said the same in a news release announcing his $75,000-a-year job as a lecturer.
Like all science fairs, you could tell which projects had parental help and which ones didn't at the 2008 Home School Science Fair.
TOKYO (Reuters) - A Japanese man was arrested for trespassing this week after turning up at a high school dressed in a girl's uniform and a long wig, local police said.
Obama is a female candidate for president in the same way that Bill Clinton was the first black president.
Big Brother. McCarthyism. The patience of Job. Don't count on your typical teenager to nod knowingly the next time you drop a reference to any of these. A study out today finds that about half of 17-year-olds can't identify the books or historical events associated with them.
An artist killed herself after aborting her twins when she was eight weeks pregnant, leaving a note saying: "I should never have had an abortion. I see now I would have been a good mum."
Horny teenagers are being thrown in with pedophiles. The point of this crackdown was to lock up perverts and protect incompetent minors. But the rationales and the numbers don't match up. The age of majority and the age of competence are coming apart.
Texas Republicans have worked overtime to make it harder for key Democratic voting groups to vote and be represented fairly. The redistricting games they've played are infamous.
Iraq has oi -- er, that is, WMDs! Yeah, that's the ticket!
DALLAS — Ignoring her sinking campaign and string of 10 straight defeats by rival Barack Obama, Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton pressed her case Wednesday that the Illinois senator offers little more than an ability to win again and again and again.
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Popular Vote Total(O)10,175,212(C)9,279,313 Popular Vote (w/FL)(O)10,751,426(C)10,150,299 Popular Vote (w/FL & MI)*(O) 10,751,426(C)10,478,608 *Obama was not even on the ballot in Michigan, so he has no votes from that state.
Patrick and Obama, who rely on the same campaign wizard, David Axelrod, have shared enough campaign rhetoric to be declared separated at birth, as this Boston Globe article from 10 months ago shows. Here's additional evidence of Patrick-Obama sharing from Jake Tapper's blog.
The "plagiarism" flap over Barack Obama is bogus and overstated. It makes me think worse about whoever is pushing this complaint, rather than about Obama himself.
But before Tapper works himself into too much of a lather about Obama's failure to attribute properly—a pretty trivial offense because in the realm of speechifying, such borrowings have long been an accepted norm—he might consider his own news organization's similarly trivial …
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