No News is Good News?

If we the people don't stand up and start saying No More BS the Media will continue to manipulate us, dumb us down and tell us the happy little, 'It's alright' crap they call the news.

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Feds: Governor tried to 'auction' Obama's seat

Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich went on a "corruption crime spree" and tried to benefit from his ability to appoint President-elect Barack Obama's Senate replacement, officials said Tuesday.

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Tax cows, hogs for passing gas, burping?

For farmers, this stinks: Belching and gaseous cows and hogs could start costing them money if a federal proposal to charge fees for air-polluting animals becomes law.

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Retailers tiptoe between Christmas, holidays

As American shoppers embark on their annual shopping binge , a prickly marketing question splits American consumers and stores: "Christmas" or "holiday"?

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Obama likely to make early mark on economy

After months of waiting for the election, executives in the housing, auto and energy industries can begin lobbying in earnest, hoping for change in the Obama administration.

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Obama's near-flawless run from start to finish

The story of Mr. Obama's journey to the pinnacle of American politics is the story of a campaign that was, even in the view of many rivals, almost flawless.

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Democrats tighten their grip on the Senate

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Rumors increase in last days of campaigns

Barack Obama is not a member of a socialist party. John McCain is not a foreigner. Sarah Palin is not Trig's grandmother. And Joe Biden is not dropping out of the race.

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AP poll: Candidates running nearly even

The presidential race tightened after the final debate, with John McCain gaining among whites and people earning less than $50,000, according to an Associated Press-GfK poll that shows McCain and Barack Obama essentially running even among likely voters in the election homestretc …

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McCain goes on the attack in final debate

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TV anchor who resembles Palin gets 'hate mail'

A television news anchor in Maine who looks a lot like Sarah Palin says she's been getting "hate mail and nasty phone calls."

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The money mess Obama or McCain will inherit

The next president-elect already knows his first order of business: Navigate the vast and bewildering new economic world created by Henry Paulson and Ben Bernanke.

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Discovery or doom? Collider stirs debate

Will the Large Hadron Collider save the world, or destroy it? Researchers and the general public struggle to figure out the practical impact of particle physics.

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No greater love

The crew and passengers of United Flight 93 showed courage and self-sacrifice in the face of almost certain death. Jane Pauley reports.

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Lieberman eclipses Bush at GOP convention

Analysis: The bizarre nature of the second night of the Republican convention can be summed up this way: a partial eclipse of the president - by one of the Democrats he beat in 2000, Sen. Joe Lieberman.

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Thompson raps Obama, recounts McCain bio

Fred Thompson, the actor turned politician, recounted the harrowing story of John McCain's captivity as a Vietnam prisoner of war to tout the presidential candidate at the Republican National Convention and criticized Democrat Barack Obama's support for abortion rights.

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Lieberman calls for voters to cross party lines

Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, the Democrats' vice presidential nominee in 2000, urged Democrats to cross party lines Tuesday night and cast their votes for John McCain.

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Obama blasts Bush's 'failed presidency'

Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois accepted the Democratic presidential nomination Thursday night, declaring that his Republican opponent is not up to the task of resolving America's economic and foreign policy problems.

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Clinton: 'No way, no how, no McCain'

Hillary Rodham Clinton answered skeptics Tuesday night by issuing a ringing call for her supporters to rally behind Barack Obama.

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