Bill O’Reilly has his wife’s boyfriend investigated by police, Mayor Bloomberg’s Spanish inspires El Bloombito, and Gilbert Arenas is misogynistic on Twitter.
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Libyan rebels take over Tripoli, Plaxico Burress returns to football, and Stephen Colbert’s PAC satirizes PACs.
Russell Simmons Supports the My Fellow Americans Project
Russell Simmons records a video in support of the My Fellow Americans project, and you can too.
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Miami football is in trouble, Deadspin goes undercover at the Gathering of the Juggalos, and 1 in 5 American children live in poverty.
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Michele Bachmann wins the Ames Straw Poll, Andrej Pejic is the prettiest boy in the world, and America could follow London’s lead.
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The S&P downgrades America’s credit rating, Big Boi is arrested for drug possession, and a series of riots rattles London.
Fox News Calls Obama’s Birthday Celebration a ‘Hip-Hop BBQ’
According to Fox News, President Obama’s 50th birthday party was a “hip-hop BBQ,” whatever that means.
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Gold is at record prices, grad school loans will have higher interest, and Japanese scientists have invented a thinking, learning robot.
YourTango’s 50 Most Influential People in Love
What do you think about their selections? Who else should’ve been included?
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Gabrielle Giffords returns to the House, Catch-22’s 50th anniversary nears, and Randy Moss retires from the NFL.
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Ways you can help those suffering from the famine in East Africa, a hostage situation in the Flatiron, and “the Pot Republic.”
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Mitch McConnell tries to solve the debt crisis, scientists might have discovered the God particle, and a tournament selects the best pop song of the last 30 years.
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The NFL lockout officially ends, BP turns its profits around, and time travel is declared impossible.
What’s Wrong with Tucker Carlson’s The Daily Caller?
Founded to be a conservative ‘New York Times,’ Tucker Carlson’s The Daily Caller has a long way to go.
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The White House supports overturning the Defense of Marriage Act, News Corp. may soon operate without Murdoch, and the debate rages over whether birth control should be free.
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News Corp.’s problems continue, Spotify (maybe) saves music, and Darren Clarke wins the British Open.