2 hrs ago | Washington Times
EDITORIAL: A climate milestone
For Al Gore , it's "a sad milestone." Scientists have announced that the level of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere has reached a "record" level of 400 parts per million.
6 hrs ago | The Daily Caller
Newsweek in 1975: Tornado outbreak blamed on global cooling
Over the past several years, one of the knee-jerk reactions from political and media personalities following natural disasters has been to blame man-made global warming.
11 hrs ago | NorthJersey.com
Lyndhurst law firm hires Washington insider
The Lyndhurst -based law firm Scarinci Hollenbeck has recently opened a Washington office, headed by Moises "Moe" Vela, a former senior White House adviser.
17 hrs ago | The Wichita Eagle
President Obama almost personally pulled the trigger on Osama bin Laden. But with these scandals – sorry, but he was playing golf and doesn't know a thing.
Bacon lovers begone as Vancouverites urged to go vegetarian on 'Meatless Monday'
Vegetables will be the name of the game on 'Meatless Monday" as Vancouverites are urged to go vegetarian on June 10 to educate people about how going meat-free can reduce their carbon footprint, minimize water usage, cut down on fossil fuel dependence as well as improve their health.
Previous dishonorees include GHW Bush, Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Robert Gates, Henry Kissinger, Tony Blair, Shimon Peres, Margaret Thatcher, Alvaro Uribe, Colin Powell, Madeleine Albright, and Alan Greenspan among others.
As part of his reinventing government initiative of 1993, Vice President Al Gore proposed removal of the Federal Aviation Administration air-traffic control system from the federal budget - the same FAA recently at the center of our sequestration follies.
Re: Climate Reality talk comes to Camden
Environmental lawyer Sharon Tisher will present a slide talk on Climate Reality: Connecting the dots between extreme weather and global warming at Camden Public Library Tuesday, June 4, at 7 p.m. Tisher teaches environmental law and energy policy courses in the School of Economics and Ecology and Environmental Sciences Program at the University of ... (more)
Andy McSmith's Diary: Is Ian Katz right for Newsnight?
Andy McSmith is a senior reporter at The Independent. He has vast experience in political journalism and has also appeared on documentaries for BBC Radio 4. BBC's Newsnight has been through seven turbulent months, taking in the Jimmy Savile and Lord McAlpine fiascos, and last night's apology for a "misleading and unfair" item about the Help for ... (more)
Al Gore and Bono invest in Biz Stone's mystery startup
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone has picked up some interesting celebrity investors for his mysterious mobile startup Jelly.
From 1981 to 2013 NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies has been headed by Dr.
Former Democratic colleague hits back at Markey over Confederate flag flap
Jones, whose band was disinvited from performing at a Tuesday fundraiser over Jones' support for the Confederate flag , took to the Boston Globe op-ed page to strike back at his former colleague.
Expo 2015's priority status shown in cuts exemption
Rome, May 15 - In its efforts to pull the country out of recession, the government has made no secret that Expo Milan 2015 is "the heart of Italy's recovery," as Premier Enrico Letta recently put it.
ISLAMABAD: Using analytics to identify voter fraud
As the vote count subsides, allegations of electoral fraud rise. Almost all major political parties in Pakistan have hurled allegations of voter fraud in the May 11 elections.
Two join Friends Forever board
Friends Forever is honored in welcoming Anne Romney and Bill Shaheen as the two newest members of their Board of Directors.
Having once had the highest approval rating going back to Truman, George W. Bush left office with an appalling 34 percent approval rating.
Analysis: Hillary Clinton Has the Most to Lose From Obama's Scandals
Conventional wisdom has long held that Hillary Clinton, if she runs for president, would be the clear frontrunner for the Democratic nomination in 2016.
Climate change and public policy
In the report series "Global Warming's Six Americas" the survey respondents in every segment across the spectrum - Alarmed, Concerned, Cautious, Disengaged, Doubtful, and Dismissive - perceive that people who share their views have the least political influence.
Having collected the Nobel peace prize in 2007, Al Gore's fortunes as a climate crusader slid into the doldrums.
Siobhan Harley Hired By Calvert Street Group
Rising Tampa Democratic superstar Siobhan Harley is moving to Tampa for her new job.