Archive
September 13, 2012
How To Cook Like A Cowboy
The best part of the Lubbock, Texas Cowboy Symposium is the Chuck Wagon cook-off, where cooks use authentic antique wagons and tools to cook a cowboy feast. Here's how to do it just like they did in the Old West.
House Republicans Start Circling Ryan's Budget Chair
New Jersey Rep. Scott Garrett becomes first to throw his hat in the race to take the reins of the powerful committee — if Ryan wins in November.
eBay's New Logo Will Hurt Your Eyes
It's sleek! It's modern! And it'll give any font nerd an instant migraine.
State Department: Egypt Is An Ally
The State Department's confirmed Egypt's legal status as an ally Thursday in a press conference. The statement appeared to be a contradiction to President Obama saying Wednesday in an interview, "I don't think we would consider them an ally. But we don't consider them an enemy. They are a new government that is trying to find it's way
Mitt Romney Wants You To Fly On "Hair Force One."
The latest fundraising pitch from the candidate invites two lucky people a day on the campaign trail with Romney.
Woman Enjoys A Bacon Sundae In Appropriate Amounts
"How did I get so lucky????"
Jesse Ventura: The Only Difference Between Bush And Obama Is "The Color Of Their Skin"
The former pro wrestler and Minnesota governor is on an unconventional book tour. He doesn't have a cellphone, and he doesn't fly.
Joe Biden Calls Outsourcing "Not Bad If You're Running A Company"
The vice president called Bain Capital "a good honorable company" today in Wisconsin. Biden added outsourcing is "not bad if you're running a company like that. Your job is to make money for your investors. It's a different job than the president."
The World Reacts To Libya Tragedy
The attack of the U.S. consulate in Libya was front page news around the world.
Romney's Team Turns On The Press
A frustrating week in Boston. "The polls are close, and so the media starts cheering on their guy," says one adviser.
Heckler Prevents Romney From Holding Moment Of Silence
At a Virginia rally, the Republican tries to honor the slain diplomats in Libya, but a protester won't stop yelling. "I would offer a moment of silence but one gentleman doesn't want to be silent," Romney says.
The Least Lovable Liberals On OkCupid
Being awful on online dating sites isn't just for Red Staters.
Justin Bieber With A Purple Mustache
He's finally growing facial hair!
Ryan Decends On Capitol Hill For Spending Vote [Updated]
Despite a decade on the Hill, the running mate won't be holding formal meetings with colleagues. But an informal sessions has been planned for this afternoon.
The Wii U Comes Out November 18th And It's Going To Cost $300
At least! $300 gets you the "Basic" version, which comes with an 8GB console and one touchscreen gamepad. The $350 version gets you a free game and 32GB of storage. The big surprise, though, is the "TVii" feature, which turns the Wii U into a sort of cable box. Not unlike what the Xbox is turning into, actually.
Kendall Jenner Is NOT A Kardashian, You Guys
She just shares the same mother and feelings about famewhoring as the rest of the Kardashian Klan.
Why I Became Invisible Obama
Clinton Eastwood made me do it. Twitter helped.
OREO Weighs In On The iPhone 5 Launch
More smart cuteness from the brand.
Anonymous Romney-Bashing Quote Disappears From New York Times Story
An early version of the article had a campaign adviser saying the candidate had mishandled the crisis. What happened to it?
Barack Obama Used Troop Deaths To Ding Bush, McCain Support For Iraq In 2008
The Obama campaign hit Mitt Romney for using the "tragic death of one of our diplomatic officers in Libya" to "launch a political attack." On a July 2008 appearance on CNN, then-Senator used the death of U.S. troops in Afghanistan as talking point to ding John McCain and President Bush for their support of the Iraq War.
Obama Says He Doesn't Consider The Egyptian Government An Ally
The president added that that current Egyptian government is not an enemy but the United States will have to “wait and see” how they respond to the attacks on the U.S. embassy.
Muhammed Movie Crew Member Sheds Light On Film's Production
Jimmy Israel, who briefly worked on Desert Warriors, the crude film that would become Innocence of Muslims, speaks out: "I don't quite understand how this film could create this."
