February 17, 2012 "Information Clearing House" --- Would you vote for a guy who planned to surround himself with like-minded people who'd run the state like a machine? A man who'd pick fights with big oil, big pharma and Wall Street? A man who'd shrug of

Campaign novels always make for dishy reading, but in a presidential election year, they really get us into the spirit. Check out these thrilling, chilling, secrets-spilling works of fiction -- some of which bear a rather, er, uncanny resemblance to real

Through movement and placement, Butler’s theater department and its chair William Fisher create a performance rife with deception, class tension and mistrust. William Fisher absentmindedly flicks his dark-rimmed glasses behind his desk. “I don’t think th

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The NYT lost $40 Million last year or last quarter supporting librul policies and Prez Obama. So I will support campaign finance limits when the MSM provides balanced news or when hell freezes over whichever happens first. Yeah. Because he was on the hig

Nightstand | Ken Burke Valentine's Day is one of Burke's favorite days of the year. Sure, he likes to celebrate the day of romance with his wife, Cecilia, but for the past six years, he has been enjoying it for another reason, too. Burke, 52, is Pinellas