After Hillary Clinton rips Donald Rumsfeld over the state of affairs in Iraq, Rummy says he has “never painted a rosy picture” and says “you would have a dickens of a time trying to find instances where I have been overly optimistic.” Unfortunately, that's not so true. Later, she called for his resignation.
Freak nature: Snow falls in Johannesburg, South Africa for the first time in 25 years.
Strange bedfellows. Royalties from the cheesy 1985 dance anthem “So Macho” are funding Christian fundamentalist agenda: “Apparently, the song generates about £10,000 a month, through radio play and compilations. No, that's not a typo- £10,000 a month. Hargreaves is now ploughing the proceeds from his ‘80s hit into his radical party, Operation Christian Voice and hopes to becomes a Scottish MEP. The ex-songwriter and promoter admits to a colourful life in the music industry but has since seen the ‘error' of his ways; ‘I was a hedonistic sinner. I was Jack the lad. But there came a point when I looked at myself. I was calling myself a Christian but not living the Christian life. I read a Bible from cover to cover and I changed my life.'”
Heat blasts New York City. Cool Hunting offers up seven frozen treats to beat the heat.
Clay Aiken to hit the airwaves with an album of love songs…
Even though he has resigned from Congress and withdrew himself from consideration for re-election, a court agreed today for the second time that the corrupt House majority leader must appear on the ballot.
Now you know. The 25-sexiest guys in Brazil…
Owners of a Manchester, England gay bar are offering a $10,000 reward for information on gay bashers who fatally wounded Texas resident Martin Salinas, who died last week after over three years of suffering. Bar owner: “artin was on his way to have a night out at Essential and I feel its only right that I do everything I can to find the people responsible for this savage attack.”
Senator Ted Stevens, of the Internet is a series of Tubes speech, is trying to force a vote on Net Neutrality before the Senate session ends, but it looks unlikely to happen as certain Senators in upcoming elections are resisting going on the record about a controversial measure before the elections.
