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Thursday, Nov 19, 2009
Don't fret, New York Jets fans...it probably doesn't mean too much to them.   read entire article»
By Lyle Fitzsimmons, Sports Network
Tuesday, Nov 17, 2009
Call it what it is   read entire article»
Friday, Nov 13, 2009
"Pingpong diplomacy" thawed relations between the United States and China in 1971. Can "baseball diplomacy" help do the same for the U.S. and Cuba?   read entire article»
By FREDERIC J. FROMMER
Saturday, Oct 31, 2009
Many of my conservative readers and colleagues are a bit dismayed about why the Jews overwhelmingly vote for Democrats. The recent firestorm created by two South Carolina Republican chairmen should give you some insight. Edwin Merwin and James Ulm...   read entire article»
By Henry Oliner
Wednesday, Oct 28, 2009
Two weeks ago I had the delightful opportunity to hear the Rev. Jeremiah Wright preach a three day revival. This was possible because of the courage and commitment of the Rev. Ronald Slaughter and St. Paul AME Church.   read entire article»
Thursday, Oct 1, 2009
The Rev. Jeremiah Wright, whose fiery sermons were a source of controversy during the 2008 presidential elections, will return to Macon this month to preach three nights at a local church revival.   read entire article»
By Travis Fain
Tuesday, Apr 14, 2009
Across the country today, Americans are expected to come out in large numbers to protest taxes and what many see as a move away from the country's core values.   read entire article»
Travis Fain
Wednesday, Jan 21, 2009
WASHINGTON — On a 22-degree morning in northern Virginia, a group of college kids from Georgia trekked into the nation’s capital for their own glimpse of American history.   read entire article»
By Joe Kovac Jr.
Tuesday, Jan 20, 2009
WASHINGTON, D.C. On a 22-degree morning in northern Virginia, a group of college kids from Georgia trekked into the nation's capital for their own glimpse of American history.   read entire article»
Joe Kovac Jr., The Telegraph
Tuesday, Jan 20, 2009
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. The first leg of a presidential pilgrimage from the heart of Georgia peach country to ground not far from America’s first English settlement at Jamestownwas, for 50 travelers with ties to Fort Valley State University, an al...   read entire article»
By Joe Kovac Jr.
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