Hey Guys, “FOX & Friends Weekend” has a great show planned to officially launch summer. If you’d like to see what it would take to transform Kiran and I into Vegas showgirls, we’ll show you on Saturday. Prepare yourselves! As you watch, if you’re cooling off with an ice-cold smoothie, …
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So what was Al Gore thinking anyway? Over the weekend, the former vice president spoke at an economic conference in Saudi Arabia, where he tried to warm up the crowd with comments like this: He said that after 9/11 Arabs in the United States had been “indiscriminately rounded up and …
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WASHINGTON – Despite seemingly rapid-fire confirmations for White House officials these days, one so far is noticeably missing — that of the new director of national intelligence (search). Congress approved the position of a director of national intelligence as part of the Intelligence Reform and Prevention Act (search) signed into …
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Open Letter to an Oblivion: Dear Oblivion, I trust this letter finds you well, although since the world revolves around you, there’s probably not much getting in your way. Contrary to popular belief among your ranks, there are other people in the world. Believe it or not, you are not …
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The humbugs strike back on Christmas: that is the subject of this evening’s “Talking Points Memo.” As you most likely know, there is a very small minority of Americans who want Christmas out of the public square, but they’ve made big inroads into America’s most revered tradition. However, Christmas is …
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Michael Jackson’s Debt | Jackson’s Goose | Mariah Carey Jacko Shocked by Sale of Loans Michael Jackson was reportedly shocked Wednesday when he received word that Bank of America had sold him out. I can tell you exclusively that Bank of America has sold Jackson’s $270 million in loans to …
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And now the most interesting two minutes in television, the latest from the political grapevine: Miss the Grapevine? Watch it! Boycott or Backoff? A former New York Times media columnist, who still sometimes writes for the paper, says the Times decision to spike two sports page columns that disagreed with …
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The good news on teens and indoor tanning: Most U.S. salons seem to be obeying state laws that require parents to consent to their teens’ bronzing under the lights, according to a new study. The bad news: Once they’ve obtained consent, most of those salons will let teens tan every …
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PHOENIX – A state judge blocked implementation of key parts of a new Arizona law restricting abortion. Judge Donald Daughton of Maricopa County Superior Court late Tuesday issued a preliminary injunction granting most of a request by Planner Parenthood, the state’s largest abortion provider. Daughton’s order allows a 24-hour waiting …
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SANTIAGO, Chile – A young man distraught over a breakup with his girlfriend hanged himself while she watched over a Web camera, Chilean police said. Deputy inspector Carlos Court said 26-year-old Simon Venegas was chatting with his former girlfriend when he pointed his camera at a tree in a courtyard …
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