WASHINGTON – Jiao Guobiao (search) may not be the only Chinese academic who abhors the state-run media system in communist China, but he is one of the recent few who have dared to write about it. For his troubles, when — and if — the 42-year-old journalism professor returns to …
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WASHINGTON – D.C. residents participated in a bit of street theater outside the British embassy Wednesday as part of their new effort to get the attention of the rest of the nation. Dressed in colonial garb and reading a “declaration of reunification” addressed to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, a …
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Xerox. WorldCom. Enron. Dynegy. Global Crossing. It’s enough to make you lose faith in corporate America. But not me. Serious ethical lapses among our nation’s Catholic priests. It’s enough to make you think they’re all perverts. But not me. Political finger pointing over who knew what and when “before” September …
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WASHINGTON – Transgender rights law – that is protecting the rights of people whose identity does not match the genitalia they were born with – has exploded in the field and in the political arena, becoming a new wave of civil rights in this country, according to experts. And experts …
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NEW YORK – A women’s rights group is demanding a share of the $11 billion in federal disaster relief for the 9/11 terror attacks, saying it wants the money for affirmative action programs to help more women break into traditionally male fields like firefighting, construction and policing. The New York-based …
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To watch “The Memo” click here. Hi, I’m Bill O’Reilly. Thank you for watching us tonight. It is death for David Westerfield. Details in a moment. But first, the Talking Points Memo this evening. The tide is turning against Saddam Hussein, and in favor of President Bush. Saudi Arabia now …
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WASHINGTON – From teaching creationism to offering condoms, it’s no secret that ideological passions run high when it comes to what goes on in the nation’s classrooms. And those debates only seem to be heating up. For example, the discussion over whether public schools should teach creationism, the theory that …
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To watch “the memo” click here . Hi, I’m Bill O’Reilly, reporting from Los Angeles. Thanks for watching us tonight. Well, there he is, Mr. Courage, rich guy Kenneth Lay, taking the Fifth in front of Congress, hurting his country. The former Enron CEO is a disgrace, and a good …
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BOSTON – The short jokes began when Robert Reich had to climb up on a box behind a podium to announce his candidacy for governor of Massachusetts. “At least I stand firmly on my platform,” the Democratic candidate joked. Ever since, Reich, who served as labor secretary for former President …
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Do you know what bugs me about this ongoing church scandal? The way the church has been responding as if it is the victim. I know it’s tough on priests. But it’s not about priests. I know it’s tough on the church. But it’s not about the church. And I …
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