Giants Defeat Rangers To Win First World Series Since 1954
In professional sports, one of the worst things any franchise can endure is a championship drought. (…)
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Obama Speaks in Cleveland, Ends Campaign Trail for Midterm Elections
With less than two days until the long awaited 2010 Midterm Elections on November 2nd, President Barack Obama came to Cleveland, Ohio to make his very last push for Democrats throughout America to come out and vote on Tuesday. (…)
Obama Rallies Days Before Midterm Elections, Visits Three States
With the Midterm Elections just days away, most of the campaigning and rallying for seats in Congress, Governor positions, and all other open positions in politics is over. (…)
Packages Headed To United States Stopped In UK and UAE, Contained Explosives
With the high amount of tension between the United States and terrorist organizations, many are on guard for a potential attack at any moment. (…)
iPhone Coming To Verizon, AT&T Customers Jumping Ship Too
The marriage between Apple and AT&T has ended. AT&T is no longer the only provider licensed to carry Apple products. (…)
Obama Visits Daily Show, Talks Economy and Health Care With Jon Stewart
In Washington, D.C. today, hundreds of people waited outside the Harman Center for the Arts for four hours hoping to be one of the 550 people who would get a seat for the nights taping. (…)
PlayStation Phone Set To Come Out, New Pictures Released
For years, PlayStation has been known for their video game systems. (…)
Government’s 99 Week Unemployment Benefits Extensions Running Out, Crisis Looming
After the American economy crashed two years ago, few would have wondered that it would take this long to rebound. (…)
New MacBook Air Arrives, Soars To Top Of Mac Family
For the last decade, Apple computers have quickly stormed to the top of the ladder in the world of computers. (…)
Magic Johnson Sells Shares In Lakers and Starbucks, Moves To Bring NFL to Los Angeles
Up until 1994, not only did the National Football League have a presence in Los Angeles, but it did in the form of two franchises. (…)
