Someone could use an Adobe tutorial or two.
When the Cartagena prostitution scandal broke, veteran agent Paula Reid picked up the pieces
The scandal has no doubt shifted international focus off of the diplomatic mission that brought Obama to Latin America. Economic cooperation was one of the issues on his agenda, but not the kind that ended up in Saturday’s papers.
New Jersey legislators are trying to ensure they don’t flush money down the toilet, but pretty soon, they might not be able to flush the toilet at all.
Passersby are mistaking it for a human corpse, and, not surprisingly, have already alerted local authorities.
It’s a great day in South Carolina. Even if it’s not.
It’s not really a fair fight when one sector is tasked with fixing the economy while the other’s job is to make iPads more fun.
Remember that time that you got really bored in class and carved your initials into the desk? Well, it turns out that’s not such a good idea if you are a member of the government. And if the desk is in the state House chamber.
If you need baby-naming help, shove aside those endless books and websites. Now you can get your options served up by a faceless government organization.
“I would invite all Latin people to do nothing for about two weeks so you can see who really, really is running the economy… I am here to give voice to the invisible.” —CARLOS SANTANA, musician, gives his take on the importance of Latinos in the American economic system. He spoke before Sunday’s MLB Civil [...]
