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So by now, you’ve probably heard the news that former Alaska governor and vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin is slated for a Nov. 16 appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show, presumably to promote her new book Going Rogue: An American Life (which is spawning the controversial spoofs Going Rouge: An American Nightmare and Going Rouge: The Sarah Palin Rogue Coloring & Activity Book). While I fully plan to activate my DVR for the showdown between the Obama-supporting daytime titan and the polarizing Republican politico, I’m not really sure how exactly it’ll all go down. Can we expect tough questions and terse responses about health-care reform, the economy, and foreign policy? Will Oprah delve more into the “Palin as celebrity” phenomenon by talking about dust-ups with Letterman and spoofing by SNL? Or will this be more of a... [read full story]
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - News) for Agrium's best and final offer to acquire CF, particularly in comparison to the much weaker results CF received in the proxy contest for Terra Holdings Inc. (NYSE:TRA - Mike Wilson,...
Las Vegas, Nevada, November 23, 2009 -- Just in time for the holidays, Todd Wilbur has figured out how to duplicate the taste of America's favorite snack foods and restaurant dishes in his latest reci...
'"I have been assembling a team,'' says Glenn Beck, the television commentator. "I've begun to assemble a team of advisers... to talk to me about finance, and foreign policy and education and defense, social issues, energy and...
The Obama Democratic Party demonstrated their desire to help the poor, unfortunate victims of Hurricane Katrina by giving them $100 million - provided that their U.S. Senator Mary Landrieu votes in favor of legislation they...
