Sadiq Green
Digital Journalist based in New York City - Washington, DC, United States.
Joined on Jan 2, 2008
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Coming off high ratings from his State of the Union address and facing Republican challengers, thin and intent on tearing each other down, President Obama, is poised to distinguish himself as being above the political fray and genuinely for the people.
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Striking a populist chord, President Obama entered the chamber of the House of Representatives last night and delivered a striking defiant State of the Union Address.
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GOP Presidential Candidate Herman Cain was riding high in the polls even after sexual harassment allegations surfaced. What will now be determined is how much the allegations will affect conservative women’s support for Cain in the primaries.
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San Diego -
Continuing the Lewis and Clark-class tradition of honoring legendary pioneers and explorers, the U.S. Navy’s newest support ship honors World War II veteran trailblazing civil rights leader Medgar Evers.
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Baghdad -
The Iraqi government has issued an admonishment to the largest American oil company over the company’s reported efforts to expand its oil holdings into the Kurdish region in the country’s north.
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Brooklyn -
Bigotry reared its ugly head in Brooklyn, NY early Friday morning. New York City Police are looking into anti-Jewish graffiti and arson that was discovered in the predominantly Jewish section of Midwood. Police are handling the incident as a hate crime.
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Today is Veterans Day. It is a day of honor, a chance for Americans to show its gratitude to the men and women who have served in the armed forces.
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Los Angeles -
He’s baaack!! The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) has confirmed that comedian Billy Crystal will return to host the 84th Oscars in 2012. The veteran comedian replaces Eddie Murphy after he withdrew from the job on Wednesday.
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A group of conservative Tennessee investors have filed a lawsuit against a California businessman, claiming he duped them into investing into a sham business idea for a television network devoted to the Tea Party movement.
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State College -
There was only one way for Penn State University to begin its journey down the road to redemption in the wake of its child abuse scandal and that was by firing head football coach Joe Paterno along with University President Graham Spanier.
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No matter how much Herman Cain works to convince the public of his innocence, he only digs a deeper hole for himself. While his loyal supporters continue to insist that Cain is the victim of a public lynching, he is actually busy hanging himself.
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Philadelphia -
Legendary heavyweight boxing champion “Smokin’" Joe Frazier is lacing up his gloves for what is the final round of his life. Frazier has liver cancer and is now in hospice care.
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Mitt Romney may be the favorite of the most powerful Republican insiders, but grabbing hold of the GOP’s grassroots advocates – the Tea Party - may hold the key to his success in the race for the Republican Presidential nomination.
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It has been amusing and confounding watching conservatives pundits react to the Herman Cain sexual harassment allegations, as if they have just discovered the horrors of anti-black racism.
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Two days before the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is set to release it Employment Situation Summary for October, payroll giant ADP has issued its National Employment Report showing an increase of 110,000 nonfarm private sector jobs over last month.
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The Libyan revolution began as part of the Arab Spring, but NATO intervention turned it into yet another Western assault on another North African or Middle Eastern Arab country.
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An American super-model was fired by one of her biggest clients on Monday after she defended boyfriend Mutassim Gadhafi and the Gadhafi family in an interview with Italian media.
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The U.S. Capitol should be wrapped with yellow police crime scene tape given the acts of moral depravity being committed by the Republican leadership these days against the American people.
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Herman Cain has made one high-profile blunder after another since his unlikely surge to the top of the GOP presidential polls. He has somehow remained unscathed, but as the normal order of political discourse moves forward, that may be about to change.
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The decision of President Obama to withdraw U.S. troops from Iraq was the only decision amid the enormous cost in lives and resources since the Bush administration’s decision to recklessly start a war against Iraq based on false pretenses.
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