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Obamacare opponents have already run more than 30,000 television ads attacking the health law and Democratic candidates who support it, according to the media tracking group CMAG -- a staggering 12-fold increase from four years ago. Many of the ads are being run in states with high uninsurance rates where hundreds of thousands of poor people could benefit from the Affordable Care Act, ...
A Houston man arrested in the murder of his daughter and her girlfriend was "not happy" about the couple's lesbian relationship, according to a spokesman for the Galveston County Sheriff's Office. James Larry Cosby, 46, was arrested Wednesday night and charged with two counts of tampering with evidence in the deaths of his daughter, Britney Cosby, and her girlfriend of two years, Crystal ...
(RNS) Evangelist Franklin Graham is praising Russian President Vladimir Putin for his aggressive crackdown on homosexuality, saying his record on protecting children from gay "propaganda" is better than President Obama's "shameful" embrace of gay rights. Graham, who now heads the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association started by his famous father, praises Putin in the March issue of the group's Decision magazine for signing a ...
Car dealers fear Tesla. In states across the country, powerful car dealer associations have lobbied to ensure the electric car maker and its direct-sales model are kept out. This movement claimed another victory this week when New Jersey banned Tesla stores in the state. On the surface, the fear is hard to fathom. In New Jersey, for instance, sales of Tesla's $70,000 Model ...
U.S. officials announced plans Friday to relinquish federal government control over the administration of the Internet, a move likely to please international critics but alarm many business leaders and others who rely on smooth functioning of the Web. Pressure to let go of the final vestiges of U.S. authority over the system of Web addresses and domain names that organize the Internet has ...
Noah Rothman, Mediaite's resident right wing moll, in a new article claims: You can gauge the scope of a movement's influence by the causes they adopt, and the cultural left has set their sights pretty low in recent months. While not controversial in its own right, it is controversial in light of the position of the gop and the plank of the modern right ...
Reykjavík is believed to be the location of the first permanent settlement in Iceland, which Ingólfur Arnarson is said to have established around AD 870. Until the 18th century, there was no urban development in the city location. The city was founded in 1786 as an official trading town and grew steadily over the next decades, as it transformed into a regional and ...
I say good for Sam Adams! The Boston Beer Company, which produces Sam Adams beer, has pulled its support of the South Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade over its exclusion of LGBT groups. The company released the following statement explaining its decision: We have been participating in the South Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade for nearly a decade and have also supported the St. ...
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) took to the Senate floor Thursday to castigate fellow Republicans for holding up aid to Ukraine over provisions boosting funding for the International Monetary Fund. "What has happened? Where are our priorities? Is the IMF, no matter whether it's fixed or not fixed with this legislation, more important than the lives of thousands of people? Is that what we're ...
More: $175M Tax Break for Marathon Refinery Buys Detroiters Only 15 Jobs Marathon Petroleum, which received a $175-million tax break from the City of Detroit in a mammoth expansion project, is coming under fire from City Council for failing to hire enough Detroiters. When Marathon asked the city for the tax break as part of the company's plan to expand its operations in southeast ...
I'm tired of men who insert themselves into feminist spaces with claims of hurt feelings. I'm tired of men who somehow manage to make every issue about them. I'm tired of men like the one who recently stopped by a friend's Facebook thread in order to call feminism "cunty," then lecture the women involved for not being more polite in their responses to ...
Another Bundling of Holding containing one of my games! And good company I'm in, too! Adventurer! The fellowship of The Undauntables brings us a fine collection of indie tabletop roleplaying games of heroic action in many exotic settings. These DRM-free .PDF rulebooks will take you into savage lands of fact and fantasy, of space and sky, and of primeval myth. For just US$6.95 you ...
Eight companies--including General Motors, Johnson & Johnson, and Gap--did not answer the reporter's repeated emails, phone calls, and social-media queries over the course of several weeks. Nine other companies--including Chrysler, McKinsey & Co., and Citigroup--responded only to say they would not comment. Eleven companies--including Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Ford--claimed that they do not discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation, but they don't provide ...
Militants in the Gaza Strip fired dozens of rockets Wednesday into southern Israel, sending civilians rushing into bomb shelters but causing no casualties. The Israeli military said it was the largest rocket barrage since 2012, when it launched an eight-day air campaign in Gaza it said was aimed at stopping the attacks. The Israeli military said its aircraft targeted "29 terror sites in ...
WELLINGTON -A citizen board member in Wellington is facing criticism after she likened the village's planning director to Adolf Hitler during a public meeting last week. Marcia Radosevich gave the Nazi dictator's one-armed salute and said "Heil Hitler" while the board was discussing the powers of village staff members during the monthly Planning, Zoning & Adjustment Board meeting March 5. The gesture was ...
"If a plane breaks up at altitude, the parts float down, so you find wings and rudders and horizontal stabilizers falling flat," Marks said. "If there was an explosion, you can find burn damage." A loss of pressurization could put the crew and passenger to sleep, as happened with golfer Payne Stewart's Learjet, which crashed in October 1999 in South Dakota after the ...
For many years the hallmark of a well maintained home was the golf course green trimming of the yard and paved walkways surrounded by meticulously trimmed bushes in geometric patterns. Flowers and plants were selected based on carefully conceived color coordination with garden furniture and it seemed that the goal was to make the lawn look as artificial as possible. This look was ...
I am unimpressed by his neutrality. IMHO he needs to step up and speak for the independence and strength of the oversight panel. The agency must be seen and be forced to act under, not apart from that authority. I'm no fan of Dianne Feinstein, but I'd like to see Obama watch her back for the sake of checks and balances. I must admit ...
he Cana­dian Press is re­port­ing that Olivia Chow re­signed her seat in Par­lia­ment ear­lier to­day and is ex­pected to for­mally launch her bid on Thurs­day to be­come the next mayor of Toronto. More: Russ Campbell's Blog: Chow Declares Her Candidacy; Let the Games Begin
The College of Charleston, a publicly-funded university in South Carolina and one of the oldest institutions of higher education in the US, has seen its budget cut by the state legislature in retaliation for selecting a gay person's memoir for a freshman lit course: insidehighered.com Cory Doctorow (of Boing Boing fame) suggests giving to the College, in support of its "The College Reads!" program, ...
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