Will.i.am’s attempt to build a niche out of his epic “Yes We Can” video has culminated in “Take Our Planet Back,” a video designed to promote Repower America, which aims to create an America that runs on 100 percent clean electricity within 10 years.

GOP Alert! It seems that many asking for Michael Steele to step down got their wish! Or at least, the RNC’s website would lead you to believe.

Impeached former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich signed a six figure book deal with independent publisher Phoenix Books this afternoon.

ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) has launched a lawsuit against the CIA “to seek details of the interrogations of terror suspects,” as it was revealed that some 92 tapes that recorded interviews conducted with terror suspects were destroyed.

Ben Bernanke predicted earlier this week that the recession will end by the end of 2009 and that recovery will be made in 2010, while other experts like The Wall Street Journal’s Paul Farrell expect that the recession will last until 2011.

In the same year that America elected its first black president, the Arizona Cardinals will compete in their first Super Bowl in franchise history. It’s that kind of year.

I want to be clear that I am a pro-life supporter, not apologist, of Obama. Although I disagree with Obama on the issue of Abortion, for reasons I explain in another post, I also disagree with many of the attacks that have been laid against him, especially that of him supporting infanticide.

Finally! The moment Jews, Arabs, and Christians have been waiting for has arrived! After years of violence due ethnic and cultural differences (among other things), after years of believing no solution was possible, a hero, nay our hero, has finally been found!

A while ago some photos of Pres. Elect Barack Obama’s “whip” surfaced showing what some suspected to be a half-truck, half-sedan armored tank.

For those of you not up-to-date on the latest controversies, President-elect Barack Obama recently decided to have Pastor Rick Warren of Saddleback Church do his invocation (an opening prayer to the ceremony) during the January 20th inauguration. Sadly, this decision has been relentlessly criticized by many Democrats without cause, and such criticisms have been reduced primarily to ad hominem attacks on Warren himself.