Romney Looks to Capitalize on Obama's Smear Strategy
He promptly rolled out an ad hitting the president for uncivil discourse
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He promptly rolled out an ad hitting the president for uncivil discourse
Gen. John Allen says the Taliban insurgents responsible were killed on Monday
He becomes the latest to criticize the magazine's bizarre cover
Democrats won two out of six contested seats, preserving the GOP majority
The nation remembers Nagasaki and Hiroshima in light of Fukushima
Unlike 2008, the sad pictures meme seems even more pervasive
They're more lethal because you'll smoke them "more intensively," researchers say
The university says Subramanian Swamy has a right to free speech
A sensational account of Jackie's secret tapes is swatted down by ABC
Salon's Justin Elliott investigates an illegal abortion's tragic consequences
The New Yorker and Newsweek profile the Tea Party darling ahead of the Ames Straw Poll
The ratings agency says there is still time for the government to tackle the possibility of a downgrade before 2013
The dizzying responses to the introduction of Miles Morales
But Zuckerberg's lawyers won't say what that is, exactly
But he was an active college prankster
Rasmussen's latest finds that 54 percent think its "somewhat likely" he'll be reelected
The bill gives temporary funding until September 16th
Jimmy McMillan's landlord is trying to boot him from his rent-controlled apartment
The economy adds 117,000 jobs in July
People view the cross beam as "a symbol of comfort," he remarked
The first picture of Henry Cavill in costume is nothing like Bryan Singer's version
Rudolf Brazda, 98, was sent to Buchenwald concentration camp during World War II
He attended a Chicago fundraiser with attendees paying $50 to $35,800
The twelve member congressional committee gets heroes like Senator Drone
The White House is putting "intense pressure" on him to reconsider his plans to leave
Winning an Oscar, shopping more often or having a few friends at work may just help
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all edged lower on Wednesday
The Wall Street Journal outlines the preemptive steps the church has taken
An 18 year-old daughter of a wealthy businessman may be an extortion target
A senior credit officer called the deal "a positive step" toward reducing debt levels
The columns, lists and videos worth noting as Shark Week gets underway
The debt deal legislation has reached the 60-vote threshold to pass the Senate
The Hollywood Reporter says she negotiated a multi-year deal with MSNBC
Pie thrower Jonnie Marbles was jailed for six weeks after pleading guilty
The high levels were found on a ventilation stack between reactors
"You're not pinning this turd on us," The Daily Show host figured
The party seems a little subdued, doesn't it?
Dealbook reports that the company acquired the discount aggregator
However, Romney still leads among all GOP primary voters according to Rasmussen
Jon Huntsman's the only one of those three who is for it
Editors and writers spend 48 hours at Gawker headquarters
It will be "subletting" a spot on the cable channel RISE
The New Yorker publishes a painstaking account of the Abbottabad raid
The account endlessly tweeted a list of all Republicans to contact on debt negotiations
Pundits seem unreasonably tickled by the notion
The president gave an address from the White House this morning
The Times catches the resigned legislator peacefully smoking a stogie
The demise of financial regulation in a Schoolhouse Rock routine
The Commerce Department reports that GDP rose only 1.3 percent
George W. Bush explains that he didn't want to frighten the children
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