Sarah Lucy Ex- Utah Republican Gov. Jon Huntsman alleged Friday that he doesn’t suppose his Mormon belief will be a concern in his proposal for the White House, saying that he’s contending for presidency — not to be the country’s holy “guru.” Huntsman talked to the journalists in Nevada in a campaign stop at the [...] (Continue reading)
Five Republican presidential aspirers have assured to press forward the anti-abortion movement if chosen for the White House, but the likely victor for the 2012 GOP proposals — Mitt Romney — keeps a distance from the matter. Michele Bachmann, Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul, Tim Pawlenty and Rick Santorum each vowed to appoint adjudicators and employ [...] (Continue reading)
Wife of the president, Michelle Obama is starting a friendly tour at sub-Saharan Africa and Botswana, together with her two daughters, a niece, a nephew and her mother. Michelle Obama was humbly greeted at Monday night on the military base in the capital of South Africa, Pretoria, after 18 hours and over 1,800 miles of [...] (Continue reading)
Defense Secretary Robert Gates declared Monday that he does not see any obstruction in ending the prohibition of openly gay military service, and if the senior officers of each service propose progression on the matter before June ends, he will approve it. Before saying goodbye to his office, occupied for 4 1/2 years in Pentagon, [...] (Continue reading)
Democrats see the offer by House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., to restore Medicare as their permit to reclaiming the House. And one of the 24 seats they suppose is well within play is Ryan’s own. A seven-term congressman, Ryan hasn’t won with less than 63 percent of the vote since his first election in [...] (Continue reading)
Spotify is in the process of launching its service in US for more than two years, and regardless of the endless “imminent US launch” rumors, it finally looks like Spotify might actually be arriving after all. The reason behind finally assuming one of the rumors to be true is the report of AllThingsD, which states [...] (Continue reading)
The 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, has made a return to his active socialism on one of the world’s most populous social network, Twitter, allowing timely updates limited to 140 characters at a time. It was announced by a post on the website of Obama’s campaign disclosing that Obama will start tweeting [...] (Continue reading)
An advocacy group for the deaf people of America has pursued Netflix in a lawsuit this Friday, suing the online streaming network for not providing the necessary closed captioning facility to its online television streaming service and movies. The National Association of the Deaf, filed the lawsuit in the Massachusetts federal court, implying that Netflix [...] (Continue reading)
Several female members of the U.S. House of Representatives have given complete support for the “Women2Drive” campaign in the Kingdom Saudi Arabia. The campaign called for the Saudi women, who are banned to drive in the country, to drive publically on the streets on Friday, protesting against the law regarding the ban on female drivers. [...] (Continue reading)
Republicans and Democrats on Thursday ridiculed President Barack Obama’s statement that U.S. air attacks against Libya do not amount to warfare and insisted that the commander in chief request congressional support for the 3-month-old military mission. In a growing lawful clash, House Speaker John Boehner warned to hold back money for the operation, trenching a [...] (Continue reading)