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Colbert Takes a Ride on a GOP Road
Apr 28, 2006 Georgia Republican Congressman Phil Gingrey seconds Colbert's motion that homosexuals shouldn't be allowed to "gay up" the highways.
Schwarzenegger & Celebs: ‘Stop the Madness’ on Drugs
Apr 28, 2006 This 1985 anti-drug music video was the only such work to ever be sponsored by the White House. Featuring Ah-nold, Whitney Houston, David Hasselhoff and Nancy Reagan, it is a bygone, cheesy reminder of the nation's fight against drugs.
Buzzflash: Scheer’s Book ‘Incisive, No Holds Barred Commentary’
Apr 28, 2006 In a review of "Playing President," Buzzflash says Robert Scheer's "insights appear all the more astounding because he stood virtually alone in making them for so long among mainstream journalists."
Colbert to Kristol: ‘Which Dictator Do We Take Down Next?’
Apr 28, 2006 "The Colbert Report" host achieves what few traditional media interviewers can do: make neocon leader William Kristol stammer and sweat about his support for the Iraq invasion.
George Clooney Urges Action on Darfur Genocide
Apr 28, 2006 The Academy Award-winning actor said at a press conference with Sens. Barack Obama and Sam Brownback, "What we cannot do is turn our heads and look away and hope that this will somehow disappear."Parents Sue School Over Same-Sex Fairy Tale
Apr 28, 2006 Two families have filed suit against a Massachusetts town and its public school system over a teacher's reading of a gay-themed fairy tale to children.Harvard Student’s Book Pulled From Shelves
Apr 28, 2006 The Ivy League sophomore, who got a $500,000 two-book deal, admitted borrowing material from two other books.House Members To Sue Bush Over Budget Bill
Apr 28, 2006 The president signed a bill that didn't pass both the House and the Senate, and "anyone who has passed the sixth grade knows that before a bill can become law, both houses of Congress must approve it," says Rep.The Onion Rips the President-as-Decider
Apr 28, 2006 The presidential audio spoof hits only slightly below the belt.
Lawyer’s Anti-Bush Book Takes Amazon’s Top Spot
Apr 28, 2006 Constitutional lawyer and blogger Glenn Greenwald's book "How Would a Patriot Act" has hit No. 1 on the online retailers' list. Greenwald attacks the president for abusing the Constitution and setting himself up as a monarch.
Brazilian Call Girl Stirs Debate on National Values
Apr 28, 2006 First in a blog, then in a best-selling memoir, a 21-year-old prostitute from Sao Paulo, Brazil, has revealed a country "that is not always as uninhibited as the world often assumes."Death Toll Rises to 90 After Mexico Earthquake
Sep 11, 2017 President Enrique Pena Nieto says a third of the homes in the city of Juchitan are uninhabitable.