It seems that comedian and host of “Real Time” Bill Maher thinks that it just might … Writes Like She Talks, Marcia G. Yerman of The Huffington Post Tami Winfrey Harris of What Tami

Jon Stewart of the Daily Show is the one of the best commentators on life in contemporary America – and it doesn’t hurt that he’s also an excellent comedian. But you have to laugh through tears when you watch his takedown of the business elites and their enablers. Scroll down to the video on this Huffington Post piece. It’s scathing, funny

Today the Environmental Protection Agency is holding a public hearing (almost a novelty after 8 years of utter disregard for the public’s opinion) here in D.C. to review the Bush administration’s unlawful denial of the Clean Air Act waiver that California needs to move forward with its landmark global warming emissions standards for cars, trucks,

In trying to make some sort of sense out of the financial mess that we are in, Newburyport and globally, … in 2007, the Dow was at 13,930. It is now below 7,000.” You can read the Huffington Post article

I’ve just published the first definitive list of the 779 prisoners who have been held in the U.S. prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba ( … first published on the Huffington Post . In particular, I have covered the stories of the 143

Julie Satow, , The Huffington Post,  March 5, 2009 The Daily Show on Wednesday was supposed to feature guest Rick Santelli, a reporter on CNBC. Santelli is infamous for his rant against Obama’

Have time for all this? Facebook And The Death of Mystery Kimberly Brooks – Artist Posted March 2, 2009 | 08:37 AM (EST) I received an email recently notifying me that I was “tagged” in a facebook entry called “25 Things You Don’t Know About Me” from an old friend

This entry by AFSCME President Gerald McEntee is cross-posted from The Huffington Post and Oxdown Gazette . America’s top CEOs — the clueless millionaires whose greed, ignorance and arrogance

Search is changing at breakneck speed due to the colossal success of certain social media phenomena like Twitter , StumbleUpon and maybe FriendFeed. There are definite signs that search is beginning to separate out, forming niches and tributaries that better feed the main knowledge stream. Might Twitter be the New Google?

Excerpts from a recent article by Francis Wilkinson on the state of writing today. “After all, the number of people willing to write for free is vast. In 2007, I was in charge of recruiting writers for the expansion of The Huffington Post. I calculated that I would need 75