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Republican presidential nomination candidate Herman Cain.

Herman Cain: Pizza Too Salty Means Cheap Ingredients, and More

The more I read about Herman Cain, the more I like about Herman Cain.

Occupy Wall Street: Does U.S. History Offer Any Clues Regarding Its Possible Impact?

Anyone who says they can predict the impact of Occupy Wall Street on the political climate and public policy is being disingenuous. But one thing is known: modern U.S. history shows, if Occupy Wall Street is to succeed it, the movement most likely will have to merge its interests with the Democratic Party.

Steve Jobs is Gone - Can Apple Still be Apple Without Its Guru?

We all know the shape - a small white rectangle with rounded corners, a screen, and a circular control. The first iPod debuted in November of 2001 and put all other portable music players to shame. It didn't try to be like the other guys, with their dubious interfaces and The Matrix-y black exteriors; instead, the iPod was its own kind of cool - obnoxiously so - with a minimalist white exterior and unapologetically Mac-centric interface design. In a way, the iPod was a representation of Apple...

‘Mitt Romney Skinny Jeans’ Searched Often, But Google Fails to Deliver

One of the few things Google can't seem to serve up relevant results for is Mitt Romney Skinny Jeans.

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Big East Expansion: Schools Affirm Commitment, But It Means Nothing

The Big East member schools all affirmed commitment to the conference and authorized full power to beleaguered commissioner John Marinatto to aggressively pursue new members on Sunday, but does it really matter?

Detroit Lions Undefeated: Ford Motor Chairman Bill Ford Jr.'s Next Big Accomplishment?

The Detroit Lions are undefeated. And it's already October. The team had a big 34-30 win on the road at Dallas Sunday after it had appeared early in the game that it was back to the business of old for the Lions.

Occupy Wall Street Protest: ‘Lost Generation’ Still Lost?

The Occupy Wall Street message may not yet but a completely coherent one, but there is a unifying thread amongst the chaos - unemployed youth.

Dear Steve Jobs: About the iPhone 5 ...

Dear Steve Jobs, Regarding the iPhone 5, I want to tell you that you have created the most global consumer demand for a product in the history of the world.

Gingrich Calls Gay Marriage a 'Temporary Aberration': He Couldn't Be More Wrong

Newt Gingrich said on Friday that gay marriage was just a temporary aberration, because marriage has always been between a man and a woman. But since when is it's always been that way a legitimate argument?

Michael Moore speaks at a news conference in Washington

Michael Moore: Big, Fat Loser

Moore undermines his positions by his endless hypocrisies.

A Bank of America customer uses a Bank of America ATM

Bank of America's Debit Card Fiasco: Where Do the Mistakes End?

Bank of America will begin charging a $5 monthly fee at the start of next year for customers who make debit card purchases.

Why Chris Christie Should Wait Until 2016 to Run for President

Republican New Jersey governor Chris Christie will reportedly announce his candidacy for the Presidency on Monday,

Planned Parenthood Investigation: A Frustrated Bully's Malicious Attack

With his allegations that Planned Parenthood has misused federal funds, U.S. Rep. Cliff Stearns, R-Fla., is taking out his frustration by lobbing malicious, unsubstantiated allegations, just like an elementary school bully who's angry that he lost a game.

Conference Realignment: UConn's Pursuit of ACC Invite Could Doom Big East

We get it Connecticut -- you really want to go to the ACC -- but the more the school publicly states its interest in leaving the Big East, the more desperate and pathetic it comes off.

The Heroes of the Rays’ Comeback Wild Card Clincher That Ended the Red Sox's Season

This is a short list of who on the Tampa Bay Rays made their historic comeback happen and why.

It's Time for Terry Francona to Go

The worst collapse in baseball history has opened the door wide open for the Red Sox to dump manager Terry Francona.

Apple iPhone5: Top 10 Most Wanted Features

Whenever it comes out, what are the top 10 things people can't wait to see on the iPhone5?

Sarah Palin Threatens Lawsuit, But Don't Hold Your Breath

Sarah Palin is threatening to sue the author and publisher of the unflattering biography The Rogue: Searching for the Real Sarah Palin. But I wouldn't hold your breath on that happening.

Occupy Wall Street Protests are the Most Absurd Demonstrations in a Generation

Occupy Wall Street protests are the most absurd demonstrations in a generation.

Chris Christie's Chances of Ever Becoming President? Slim to None

The Wall Street Journal reported that Christie has been inundated by a relentless stream of calls to run for the White House.

Particles Moving Faster Than Light – Pillars of Physics Soon to Fall?

With the recent discovery that one subatomic particle moves faster than light, our century-old understanding about the pillars of physics will soon be falling.

G-20: Globalization's Two-Edged Sword

Even as G-20 leaders grapple with the global financial crisis, a larger, over-arching concern is limiting GDP growth in the U.S., and, to a lesser degree, in other developed economies and, by extension, decreasing the capacity of the these nations to counteract the crisis: inadequate wage growth.

Did Rick Santorum Hear Audience Members Booing Gay Soldier?

Rick Santorum's failure to condemn the audience members who booed a gay soldier was nearly as bad as making a homophobic remark himself.

Republican Debate: Presidential Candidates Rushing to 'Out-Conservative' Opponents

A new word is needed in the political lexicon to describe the phenomenon of Republican presidential candidates tripping over one another in their rush to the right: out-conservativing.

The X Factor and FOX’s Pathetic Attempt to Build Buzz

FOX tried to get its talent on board to promote The X Factor, but it apparently didn't work as well as the network would have liked.

Texting: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

Almost one-third (31 percent) of Americans prefer texting their friends and family to calling them on their mobile phones.

In War of Words, Carlson, Greta Both Wrong

Fox News host Greta Van Susteren engaged in a war of words with Daily Caller founder Tucker Carlson on her show on Monday over Carlson's decision to publish Mike Tyson's controversial comments about Sarah Palin.

Clinton Global Initiative: More Hot Air from Bill

Bill Clinton reminds me of a washed-up, retired major league ballplayer who misses the spotlight and cheering crowds so much that he will do anything to remain relevant and in the public eye.

Obama Jobs Plan: Republicans Want Tax Cuts, But Not if They're Obama's Idea

Republican leaders have officially come out against all of the main proposals in President Obama's jobs plan -- including the tax cuts. But if tax cuts for small businesses are now off the table, it's unclear what the Republican alternative is.

Republican Presidential Candidates at Debate

Republican Candidates Out of Sync With Voters, Even as Obama's Approval Rating Languishes

A new poll found that Obama's approval rating was only 43 percent, largely because of his handling of the still-slumping economy. But on several key issues, Republican candidates like Rick Perry, Mitt Romney and Michele Bachmann were also unpopular, even within their own party.

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