The Naked Cowboy might be considered a quirky asset to New York City's tourism industry. Now the Times Square traffic-stopper says he'd make a mighty fine mayor.
Why stop there? Why not run for President in 2012? Can't be any worse than the guy currently living in The White House!
President Obama tells Meredith Vieira about his decision to wear "mom jeans" at the All-Star Game. "Those jeans are comfortable," he says. "For those of you who want your President to look great in his tight jeans, I'm sorry, I'm not the guy."
Sen. Sessions misspeaks while talking about reducing crack cocaine sentencing guidelines, but sounds like he's looking forward to "doing crack."
Crack jokes are always funny.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seriously, shouldn't the "cool, hip" President have some better fashion sense? Or at least a Fashion Czar?
Michelle Malkin has more.
President Barack Obama told White House reporters his strategy for throwing out the first pitch at Tuesday night's baseball all-star game.
This is good stuff, very Gerald Ford-esque Mr. President! At least Bush never stumbled like THIS!
Barely Political exposes the deeper meaning behind Obama's ninja swat.
Apparently, Obama can do anything! Just ask Miyagi!
A black bear was caught-on-tape on the back porch of a home in Monticello, New York. Wildlife officials said bear sightings are becoming more common as the number of bears in the Northeast is now at or near record levels.
Unlike his master, Bo shows little affection towards the media.
Talk about a "slobbering" media love affair...
Congratulations to "The Big Unit"! Well done!
San Francisco's Randy Johnson won his 300th game Thursday. Johnson is just the 24th big league pitcher to reach that plateau. The Giants beat the Nationals, 5-1.
A Little League pitcher in New York, Colby Gage, threw a perfect game and struck out every batter he faced. The 12-year-old needed just 81 pitches to accomplish the feat. That's 4.5 pitches per batter.
Colby Gage: sounds like a true baseball name! Remember the name in about 10 years!
Hmmm...as a person of Czech decent, my people have come up with another great idea!
The Czech Republic is turning into a messy battleground with a series of egg-throwing attacks on an opposition leader amid the campaign for the European Parliament elections to be held next week.
Hundreds of eggs flew at Social Democrat chairman Jiri Paroubek and his entourage at a pre-election meeting in Prague on Wednesday.
"We won't let this discourage us. Shame on you," said Paroubek, with yolk dripping off his chin and belly.
Paroubek, 56, fell out of favour in particular with young Czechs when, as the country's prime minister, he backed the police for breaking up a youths' techno party in 2005.
The Social Democrats, whose no-confidence vote toppled Mirek Topolanek's cabinet midway through the Czech EU presidency in late March, lead in opinion polls together with Topolanek's Civic Democrats, each receiving about 28 percent support.
The egg wars broke out two weeks ago when two men in a town near Prague threw tomatoes and eggs at Paroubek, starting a series of attacks.
Last week, a man in another town put a boxful of eggs on the stage in front of Paroubek, saying: "Here you are, at least we won't have to throw them."
The furious politician kicked the box off the stage, hitting a few of his supporters, according to the denik.cz news site.
Otakar Fleischmann, a psychologist, told the DNES daily on Wednesday that "Paroubek's angry reaction to the attacks provokes further attacks, because the attackers find his behaviour amusing."
On the same day, DNES ran three pages on the egg wars, including a study on the trajectory of a flying egg and the composition of an egg, and a did-you-know column on eggs.
During Wednesday's attack, the politicians merely stood and watched as the eggs hit them, with no help in sight as the government had declined their request for increased police protection.
Meanwhile, the egg war hit cyberspace as a young man established a group called "An egg for Paroubek in every town" on Facebook, attracting more than 42,400 members to date.
Expecting to see a live shot of Seattle, CNN's Kiran Chetry quickly realizes it's a shot of her instead and immediately and awkwardly vamps out to the next segment.
Followed by the opening of the next segment and the intended shot - her co-anchor jokes "lovely shot of Kiran blowing her nose!"
