My Floor Speech on the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008
Every day that we wait, 8,500 more homes fall into foreclosure across America; 8,500 people are in danger of losing their houses every single day.
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Tell Me Again, Why Is Obama Being Popular With Our Allies a Bad Thing?
Every day that we wait, 8,500 more homes fall into foreclosure across America; 8,500 people are in danger of losing their houses every single day.
Our conversation converged on the conclusion that Obama looked "presidential" while McCain looked like a biblical Job wandering around from golf carts to supermarket aisles shopping for news and votes.
For those outside New Orleans who ask, "what happened to all the Federal money down there?", a guide appears in the Times-Picayune explaining the labyrinth homeowners have had to navigate to get their Road Home grant.
Here's an IM chat I had with my wife in the lead up to yesterday's meeting between John McCain and the Dalai Lama in Aspen in which we discuss interconnectedness, torture, comb-overs, and grilling burgers in a monk's robe.
The world's most prominent Holocaust denier issues a rousing defense of Hitler and blames Jews for their own persecutions.
16 American troops have died from accidental electrocutions in Iraq, the Defense Department said Friday. They include 11 Army soldiers and five Marines.
Don't listen to the film critics here. Step Brothers is much funnier than Citizen Kane -- and shorter too. There were no hilarious bunk bed gags in Citizen Kane.
How are we going to live in the rest of the 21st century and beyond? It's a big question, one that is becoming ever more urgent as resources diminish with few answers from our largely dysfunctional government.
I spoke to Jim Hoagland, Ethan Bronner and Robin Wright about their observations after the Senator's first stop in Berlin.
Here are six reasons McCain is very fortunate he ended up at Schmidt's Sausage Haus in Ohio yesterday, rather than on a pitching oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico.
John McCain sure is a maverick, I'll give him that. In just a week, he's managed to alienate the Iraqi Prime Minister, the Iraqi people, the American people, and the veterans community.
Joyce Carol Oates' new novel is a full-throated critique of the late Baby-boom culture of celebrity, social-climbing, psycho-speak, "cybercesspoolspace," and "heaven scent" spirituality.