DirecTV Channels Blackout as Deal with Viacom Expires, Future of Television Changes
The television set is without a doubt of the main fixtures of nearly every home in the United States. (…)
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Obama Campaign Questions Wealth of Romney, Can Citizens Relate to Upper Class Romney?
One thing that helps voters decide who to give their support to every election is whether or not the candidate is someone who the voter would hang out with. (…)
Libya Holds Historic Election, Sign of Modernization of Middle East
In Tripoli, Libya, officials have begun to count the votes from the ballot boxes from the historic parliamentary election in the Middle Eastern state. (…)
RIM Future Looking Bad, BlackBerry Owners Should Look at Other Options
Before Apple revolutionized the smartphone market with the iPhone, RIM and the BlackBerry were at the top of the industry. (…)
Anderson Cooper Comes Out, Gay Stigma Disappearing in America
Monday, Anderson Cooper, one of the most recognizable faces of the new media today, came out as an openly, happy gay man. (…)
Supreme Court Upholds Obama Health Care Mandate, Big Plus for Election
After the ruling from the Supreme Court came down that by a vote of 5-4, the health care law had been upheld, President Obama addressed the nation. (…)
Jerry Sandusky Convicted; To Spend Life in Prison
There are some crimes in this world that are completely inexcusable. One of those is the abuse of a child. Jerry Sandusky was accused and […]
Chris Benoit Murder Suicide 5 Years Later, Impact on Wrestling Business
On June 24th, 2007, one of the most respected wrestlers in the world, Chris Benoit, was set to take on one of the greatest indy stars of the decade and newcomer to the WWE, CM Punk, for the vacant ECW Title at WWE Vengeance: Night of Champions. (…)
LeBron James Wins First NBA Title, Is He The Best Ever?
If you’re hearing this for the first time, congratulations for waking up from your coma, but LeBron James has won his first NBA Championship. (…)
Former Players Sue NFL Over Concussions: Does it Matter?
In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania federal court, over eighty lawsuits against the National Football League were combined into one lawsuit over concussions. (…)
