The Twitterverse went abuzz Monday as news broke that former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton was making her long-awaited debut on the social media – especially when she hinted at a potential run for president in 2016.
In joining Twitter, Hillary Clinton leaves the door open for 2016 bid
By Kaitlyn Schallhorn /// June 10, 2013
Real-life Erin Brockovich arrested for operating boat while intoxicated
Having Julia Roberts play you in a movie doesn’t mean you’re exempt from breaking the law, as the real-life Erin Brockovich learned.
By Arrianne Talma /// June 10, 2013
Sales of Orwell’s “1984″ spike in wake of NSA security leaks
In the wake of recent leaks regarding the National Security Agency’s collection of data from millions of Americans’ phone and internet records, sales of George Orwell’s classic dystopian novel “1984″ have spiked — increasing 69 percent.
By Melissa Quinn /// June 10, 2013
TSA tries to stop ‘Star Wars’ actor from bringing light saber-like cane on plane
What do pocket knives, tweezers and light saber-shaped canes all have in common? They’re all items that Transportation Security Administration agents at Denver International Airport consider dangerous enough to confiscate.
By Arrianne Talma /// June 10, 2013
White House dodges request urging Venezuelan government to hold recount of April election
Just like he did with the petition to deport CNN host Piers Morgan in December, President Obama has dodged calls by Americans to urge the South American country of Venezuela to hold a recount on its April 14 election.
By Arrianne Talma /// June 10, 2013
Always humble Kanye West unveils new song: “I am a God”
For rapper Kanye West, Jesus and God are the names on his lips. And at last weekend’s Governors Ball, the artist didn’t disappoint.
By Melissa Quinn /// June 10, 2013
Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton thinks Congress wouldn’t have “anything to do” without AG Holder’s “so-called” scandals
Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-D.C.) blasted her colleagues in the House of Representatives from the chamber floor Thursday, saying that without the “so-called” scandals involving Attorney General Eric Holder and his office, Congress wouldn’t have “anything to do.”
By Arrianne Talma /// June 7, 2013
Unemployment rate rises in May as more college students enter the workforce
While summer marks the end of many young Americans’ educational careers, this year’s celebrations may be short-lived as the job outlook for Millennials remains bleak.
By Arrianne Talma /// June 7, 2013
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