Ron Paul spoke on Tuesday night, September 02nd to thousands of his followers at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This rally also marked the beginning of Paul's new political action committee entitled the Campaign for Liberty.

There has been a sudden increase in the rumors about Republican VP nominee Sarah Palin’s youngest child, Trig Palin, about whether the baby belongs to her or to her daughter Bristol Palin.

This is not about Putin, not about global politics, not about wars, not about the global chess game where countries are positioning themselves for dominance.

ABC is reporting that an ABC News producer, Asa Eslocker, who works with the investigative unit of ABC was arrested today while attempting to photograph Democratic Senators and VIP donors as they were leaving a private meeting at the Brown Palace Hotel.

On her first day of school sporting a plain black T-shirt and a pair of jeans, one Texas teenager was held in contempt of the dress code. Her punishment? To wear a school supplied T-shirt adorned with a giant letter "A": Abstinence.

Reporters have tracked down Barack Obama's youngest half-brother, George Hussein Onyango Obama, living in Kenya, where he spoke of a life starkly contrasting that of his well-known older brother.

Fortress Hollywood is always tough to break into for new screenwriters, but a recent MovieBytes post that caught my eye inspired me to write this. I'll share some stunning success stories in the screen trade, and many links that may help you on your way.

A web columnist implies actor Jon Voight should be blacklisted for his Obama comments. DNC delegates are stripped for not toeing the Party Line. And a KOS diarist wishes Novak-like brain tumors on Republicans. There's more. This is the party of tolerance?

Ahead of the Beijing Olympics, Spain's basketball team posed for a promotion for a courier company that sponsors the club. In the photo, the team appears to make "slit-eyed gestures," mocking the appearance of those in the Asian host country.

Amphibians, reigning survivors of past mass extinctions, are sending a clear, unequivocal signal that something is wrong, as their extinction rates rise to unprecedented levels.

The 2008 Beijing Olympics started on August 8, 2008 at 8:00 pm and two babies were born on the same day at 8:08 am and weighed 8 pounds, 8 ounces in two neighboring states in the U.S.

In addition to the availability of numerous plastic surgeries for any part of the body, women now want to have liposuction on their shoulders to have a “Keira Knightley" look.

PETA says the beheading of a 22-year-old is no different than what animals go through every day. Google's free music downloads. And a vibrator that can deliver an orgasm with the touch of a button. These are the top stories from around the world.

PETA once again is in the news, not for "saving" animals, but because it decided to run an ad comparing the recent horrific beheading of a 22-year-old Canadian on a Greyhound bus to the slaughter of animals for human consumption.

Following Monday night's outbreak of severe weather, 8,000 residents in the Chicago area are still without power. The storms caused much damage, with 3 confirmed tornadoes and air raid sirens that sent Wrigley Field attendees scrambling for cover.

At the Sturgis rally, Sen. John McCain criticized Sen. Barack Obama for suggesting that tire inflation can help save energy. But today, automakers disagree with McCain and provide facts.

In late July the National Enquirer claimed it caught John Edwards visiting his alleged mistress, Rielle Hunter, at the Beverly Hilton hotel. The question that followed the story was: Where are the pictures? They have produced photos now.

The man accused of beheading his fellow passenger on a Greyhound bus was heard pleading "please kill me" as he was asked by the judge if he wanted a lawyer assigned to him.

Paris Hilton today released a rebuttal video in response to John McCain's campaign ad portraying Obama as a famous for nothing but being famous. Let me be the first to tell you , it is hot.

A New York University professor and famed economist Nouriel Roubini warned that at least 100 banks in the U.S. will fail in the next 18 months of recession.