Conan O’Brien is leaving NBC and Tonight Show
Conan O’Brian is leaving NBC and the Tonight Show
Earthquake, 6.5 Magnitude, Hits Near Eureka
Earthquake Magnitude 6.5 – OFFSHORE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA http://bit.ly/5yGN7P #USGS #breaking #news #alert
Leno Returns To The Tonight Show
The rumors are flying around following a meeting between NBC executives, Conan O’Brian, and Jay Leno that Leno will return to the 11:30 pm time slot on the Tonight Show. Conan has been unable to rise above David Letterman in that time slot and Leno hasn’t received the ratings expected. Execs think that the two are splitting the viewership rather than adding to them. The big question is, where will Conan go?
Dodd won’t seek re-election
The political website Politico has reported it has several Democrat sources that six term Senator Chris Dodd (D-CT) will announce retirement on Wednesday. This comes […]
Politico Reports Sen. Dodd won’t seek re-election
Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) plans to announce Wednesday that he will retire from the Senate at the end of the year, capping a 30-year career […]
Will health care reform delay the state of the union address?
<!– –> The Constitution of the United States says the President “shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of […]
New MSNBC theory: Maybe U.S. intel deliberately withheld info on Flight 253 from each other
According to Keith Obermann and minions at MSNBC, the failed Christmas Bombing intel failure could not have anything to do with President Obama. Since Obama […]
With 80 House seats in play, GOP cash woes threaten bids for 2010
A big part of the problem, according to Republican strategists, is that GOP members themselves — the ones who stand the most to gain from large-scale House gains — haven’t chipped in accordingly, despite evidence of solid opportunities in at least 40 districts next year and with as many as 80 seats in play, according to the Cook Political Report’s estimates.
DeMint statement on TSA nominee
DeMint Statement on TSA Nominee January 1, 2010 – WASHINGTON, D.C – Today, U.S. Senator Jim DeMint (R-South Carolina) made the following statement about […]
TSA nominee misled Congress about accessing confidential records
The White House nominee to lead the Transportation Security Administration gave Congress misleading information about incidents in which he inappropriately accessed a federal database, possibly […]