What Would Russia Say? Sarah Palin’s Hometown Introduces Smoked-Salmon Vodka
The bright minds at the Alaska Distillery have made it so that Wasilla residents can sip on a nouveau drink as they look toward Russia.
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Worst Parents Ever: Behold Bong Baby
There was a time when odd instances of child care could be shielded from the masses.
Sepp Blatter’s World Cup Apology: Change of Heart or PR Pragmatism?
Perhaps the referee gaffe in Sunday’s England-Germany group game was a good thing.
Robert Byrd: Viral Way Ahead of His Time
What good is C-SPAN programming without a little poetry here and there?
Five Reasons to Keep Watching the World Cup
And then there were ten. With two more quarterfinals berths still up for grabs, why should soccer continue to dominate your cable package?
Diplomacy Disrupted? 10 Alleged Russian Intel Officers Arrested
Just when Russia and the United States seemed to be patching up their relations over burgers and fries, unity may have taken a turn for the worse.
Instant Replay: The Ticket to Ending World Cup Controversies?
Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooal taken away.
The IRS Wants Its Share of BP’s Oil Spill Claims
Even the Gulf-of-Mexico mess can’t bite the taxpayer dust.
Five Hot-Button Issues Surrounding the Elena Kagan Hearings
Kagan’s appointment to the Supreme Court would put three women on the judicial branch for the first time in American history.
Shoes Get NBA Rookie John Wall on His Feet
With the first pick in the 2010 NBA draft, the Washington Wizards selected a player who already had millions before his name was called.
Quotes: Barack Obama on Dmitry Medvedev’s New Twitter
“I have one also, so we may be able to throw away those red phones that have been sitting around for so long,”
— U.S. PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA, joking about the U.S. and Russia moving past Cold War era technology to use …
Obama and Medvedev’s Lunchtime Diversion: Ray’s Hell Burger
“Hold the pickles, hold the lettuce. Special orders, don’t upset us!”