WASHINGTON – They’re back. The 107th Congress has returned to work after the long holiday break, and waiting for them was a sobering economic assessment from the director of the Congressional Budget Office. “I’m here to reveal the worst-kept secret in Washington, and that’s probably saying something. That is that …
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NEW YORK – Many New Yorkers passed up formal Sept. 11 ceremonies around the city for quiet reflection and prayer in churches, mosques, temples and synagogues. Some attended religious services, while others just stopped in for a few minutes to think about the past year and remember those who died …
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To watch “the memo” click here. Cardinal Bernard Law of Boston must go. If he doesn’t resign, authorities should charge him. That’s the subject of this evening’s Talking Points memo. First of all, it pains me to continue reporting on the subject of priest pedophilia and the cover-up thereof. I …
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Hi, I’m Bill O’Reilly, reporting from Los Angeles. Thanks for watching us tonight. We’re living in difficult times, morally speaking. That is the subject of this evening’s Talking Points Memo. Well, corruption has screwed up the Olympics. A French judge has been removed after she admitted to being dishonest in …
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LOS ANGELES – For truckers on the road, students crashing for tests or workers on the graveyard shift, a pill that keeps you awake and alert even when you miss sleep could sound like a miracle drug. “This drug definitely has improved their daytime alertness, reduced the level of sleepiness, …
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Beatles| Jennifer Lopez| Mary Stuart Beatles Songs: From Jacko to Sony ASAP The clock is ticking quickly now on the sale of the Beatles‘songs to Sony Music. I am told that Sony Music Publishing’s President Richard Roweis now in constant contact with Michael Jacksonand his representatives. The reason? It’s time …
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Stupid. Stupid. Stupid. No, not my movie picks, but rich people who make dumb moves. I’m talking about three rich people, in particular: Martha Stewart, Dennis Kozlowski, and the late Al Capone. Bear with me here — I have a point. They all did dumb things, maybe even illegal things. …
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Police shot and killed a 17-year-old early Sunday during a traffic stop in a mall parking lot in Bismarck, North Dakota, while investigating the teen for a reported shooting. Police responded about 12:15 a.m. Sunday to gunfire in the area, according to a news release. Officers determined a shooting occurred …
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Karen Carpenter’s last months are being discussed in a new biography of the talented but troubled singer. Carpenter, known for being half of iconic ’70s duo The Carpenters along with her brother, Richard, died on Feb. 4, 1983, from heart failure related to her battle with anorexia. In the months …
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A flight attendant was arrested in Japan after allegedly shoplifting from a store and biting a security guard when she was confronted over the reported theft, local media reports. Singapore Airlines flight attendant Bai Peixuan, 33, was arrested on Nov. 6 in Japan’s Narita, Chiba prefecture, after allegedly stealing six …
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