A prominent Lebanese intelligence official opposed to President Bashar al-Assad was killed in a huge car bomb in Beirut in another sign that Syria’s civil war is dragging its volatile neighbor into the conflict.
The canine, a native of Zamboanga City in the Philippines, has only half a snout. Her tongue lolls impossibly out of her skull. Watching her attempt to eat a mound of rice is heartbreaking.
Former Cuban leader Fidel Castro suffered from a massive stroke that has left him hardly able to eat, speak, and recognize people, according to a Venezuelan doctor.
Keith Ellison, the co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus and Congress’s first Muslim, had a fiery debate with GOP challenger Chris Fields this week. A number of news reports characterized Ellison as exceeding “all bounds of good taste.”
Young people who sustain brain injuries are more likely to commit crimes and end up in prison, new research suggests. Find out why here.
With zips, power plugs, laces and buttons adorning their bodies, these young models look like something out of a travelling freak show. But it’s all done just with acrylic paints.
Conrad Hilton looked around at what seems to us an idyllic era and saw many of the exact same evils and threats to freedom we are wringing our hands about today. There’s a lesson here.
Whoever wrote Romney’s speech for the Al Smith Dinner last night deserves a medal. One line after another, it was absolutely hilarious.
Inexplicably, the US State Department is coming to the defense of a leading Dutch government official who has been accused of horrific sex crimes involving young boys.
It’s official: behind the scripted smiles, the Romneys and the Obamas loathe each other. After Tagg Romney’s comment, Lawrence O’Donnell weighs in.