Brazil Inaugurates New President, First Female To Head State
Saturday, Dilma Roussef took her seat as President of Brazil. (…)
Articles by Mark Ryabtsev
World Celebrates New Year, Counts Down To 2011
Just like every year, on December 31st, millions of people from all around the world come together in various locations to celebrate the closing of one year and the beginning of the next one. (…)
UCONN Women’s Basketball Winning Streak Ends at 90, Snapped By Stanford
Most Americans would be hard pressed to remember the last time that the Connecticut Huskies women’s basketball team last lost a game. (…)
O’Donnell Accused of Improperly Using Campaign Funds, Shoots Down Claims
A few months ago, Christine O’Donnell was making headlines for her success as a member of the new Tea Party. (…)
Storms Continue To Ravage Northeast, Thousands of Flights Cancelled
When Christmas Day came and went with thousands of people seeing their flights cancelled because of a blizzard in the Northeast United States, few expected that they would still be waiting on their flights on Tuesday. (…)
Obama Calls Philadelphia Eagles Owner, Touts Michael Vick
President Barack Obama spends most of his time fully enveloped in political issues and working on new policies and strategies for improving the American economy and the unemployment situation in the United States. (…)
Emphasis On Job Creation, Not Extending Unemployment Benefits For 99ers
Recently, when President Obama was discussing the issue of tax cut extensions and unemployment extensions with Republicans in Congress, to many it came off as if Obama’s main purpose was to extend the unemployment benefits for as long as possible. (…)
43 Dead in Pakistani Blast, Taliban Claim Responsibility
Saturday, an explosion in Khar killed 43 innocent people and saw 90 others get seriously injured. (…)
Russian Parliament Goes Over START, Lower House Passes Treaty
The United States government has already approved the new nuclear weapons treaty between America and Russia. (…)
Congress Repeals “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” But Policy Still In Effect For Now
For months, Congress debated whether or not to repeal the age-old policy of not allowing open gay and lesbian soldiers to serve in the United States military known as “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” (…)
