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Tony Blair's decision to openly court Rupert Murdoch to win power and ensure favorable coverage during his decade-long tenure as British prime minister will come under scrutiny when he faces a media inquiry on Monday.

The wedding of Mark Zuckerberg to Priscilla Chan last weekend in the backyard of their $US7 million home had all the staging of a carefully orchestrated celebrity event.

Is the National Education Association's announced effort to lead on teacher quality efforts a sincere effort to improve the union's professionalism or a public relations stunt? Readers responded after Thursday's post about NEA President Dennis Van Roekel saying the union must take a larger role in the effort.

Growth Nation CEO Doug Bruhnke jokes in a recent blog about being from New York to explain his skepticism over research reports, but he finds a lot of truth in a survey done by Brand Fog on CEO's and the social media.

"Specially holidays like this, it will be from like the potato salad, the chicken salad the things that should be refrigerated, and they're not and get too hot.

I fight him every step of the way because this minister feels in his heart that people are naturally good and fair-minded, and if they hear what he has to say, he will win them over.

If you wanted to see why Tony Blair is finished as a force for good in politics, you should have been at the discreet, if extortionately expensive, Haymarket hotel, off Trafalgar Square.

A month before the Supreme Court is expected to rule on the constitutionality of Obamacare, liberal supporters are already planning an aggressive propaganda campaign to sway media coverage and public opinion.

Only in public schools and universities is the fairly tale still taught that governments are representative of the people.

Usually a jamboree of youthful exuberance - and questionable taste - this year's Eurovision Song Contest features a pair of elderly acts among its top contenders.

A Continuing the theme of festivals and outdoor events, this week's Day Tripper destination finds Peddler's Village readying the 20th edition of its Fine Arts and Contemporary Crafts Show.

Sister Bertha Duperry, 96, reaches out to take communion during Mass at St. Joseph Convent in Biddeford, Maine.

Los Angeles -- In February the aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln was trailed by Iranian planes and patrol boats as it passed through the Strait of Hormuz.

Some United Airlines pilots have moved into RVs in an LAX parking lot because they say they can't afford to return home or stay in a hotel between shifts.

This Jan. 14, 2009, file photo shows Republican Senate nominee Rob Portman speaking during a campaign kickoff in Lebanon, Ohio.

A U.S. clampdown on visas for instructors at China's flagship cultural program overseas has incensed Beijing, with state media pouncing on it as an attempt by Washington to frustrate Chinese global ambitions.

Over 94 percent of the voters supported the proposed pay plans for its top executives including the bank's chief executive, According to a stock market filing in April, the Goldman board proposed reduction in the pay package of Blankfein from his 2011 level.

Advocate staff photo by Travis SpradlingThe Times-Picayune newspaper announced Thursday it will begin publishing print editions only three times a week this fall.

In the college's centennial year, the Jones County Junior College marketing department made history by winning a record number of first place awards for their work in public relations.

CAIRO - As Egyptians turned out to vote on the second day of a landmark presidential election Thursday, early indicators showed the Muslim Brotherhood's candidate taking the lead among the presumed front-runners. The Brotherhood is the most organized and efficient political force in Egypt, and Mohammed Morsi's campaign team went so far as to ... (more)