"A woman running for president can't be a person with multiple...you know...emotions." -- Doug Hattaway, senior adviser to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign Although Hillary Clinton has now (sort of) stepped off the national stage, how she went from...

As everyone knows by now, U.S. Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) recently made history by becoming the first Black presidential nominee of a major political party.

Harare - An African Union (AU) delegation yesterday became the third set of observers to declare Zimbabwe’s one-man election undemocratic, increasing pressure on President Robert Mugabe as he met his peers at a summit in Egypt.

Judge Jack Skeen Jr. of the 241st District Court heard testimony from several witnesses Monday about whether a defendant in the Mineola Swinger’s Club case could receive a fair trial in Smith County during a change of venue hearing.

By MEGAN MIDDLETON

Harare - An African Union delegation became the third set of observers Monday to declare Zimbabwe's one-man election undemocratic, increasing pressure on Robert Mugabe as he met his peers at a summit in Egypt.

Happy Days are Here Again! Although much of the country dreads it like the plague, there is a chance that if Barack Obama wins the White House, Democrats would control the Legislative and Executive branches of our government, as did the Republicans during half of President Bush’s two terms.

To mark the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, a bipartisan US group of some 200 religious leaders and former top national security and military officers have launched a campaign for a presidential order to outlaw torture and cruel and inhumane treatment of all detainees.

Happy Days are Here Again! Although much of the country dreads it like the plague, there is a chance that if Barack Obama wins the White House, Democrats would control the Legislative and Executive branches of our government, as did the Republicans during half of President Bush’s two terms.

A bipartisan group of 200 former government officials, retired generals and religious leaders issue a statement Wednesday calling for a presidential order to outlaw some interrogation and detention practices used by the Bush administration over the last six years.