Attendee Describes Obama Meeting at Home of William Ayers
By Fred Lucas CNSNews.com Weather Underground member Bernadine Dohrn went to Cuba in 1969 with "romantic anticipation." When she returned, "There is no doubt that her views were buttressed by what she saw and heard down there." Those observations came from Dr. Quentin D. Young, quoted in a 1976 FBI report on the Weather Underground, a left-wing domestic terrorist group. Young would go on to become the family physician for Dohrn and her husband William Ayers, who, in a piece published in read
News & Notes On cable tonight, Animal Planet has the fourth season premiere of Meerkat Manor, Discovery Channel has the second season finale of Man vs. Wild, Sci Fi has the series premiere of Charlie Jade, and Travel Channel has the series premiere of Ecoluxe. In Fall 2008 TV Schedule news, FOX has decided to move their premiere schedule back a week to September 1st. Prime Picks America’s Funniest Home Videos (ABC): Repeat. Mildly amusing videos sent in by people around the country. Accordin read
By Dr. Selwyn R. Cudjoe June 05, 2008 Tuesday, June 3, 2008, marked a special moment in the history of the United States of America and the contemporary world. It was the day when Barack Obama became the nominee of the Democratic Party to contest the 2008 elections in November. Some said it couldn’t be done; some said that the Democratic Party would never elect an African American as their standard bearer; some even said that even if he were nominated he would not live to realize his dream. T read
Lindsay Lohan still searching for work... Photo: Germany's Zoo Magazine Lindsay's Labor Pains: First up we have news that Lindsay Lohan is determined not to fade into the abyss, but it isn't as if she is toplining a Disney rom-com. Nope, this is a Nu Image/Millennium Films Overnight Productions and if that isn't a mouthful then I don't know what is. The film she will be starring in is Labor Pains in which she will play an assistant, working in a stuffy publishing house, who pretends to be p read
by Mike Dorning Within the living memory of many in this country, the simple act of encouraging black Americans to reach for the vote--never mind an actual political office--was enough to risk a brutal death and a shallow grave. In some of the arenas Barack Obama has filled by the tens of thousands in his historic campaign for the presidency, he once would not have been able to take so much as a sip from the water fountain. Yet in a country with a tortured racial history--institutionalized s read
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