The author who calls himself simply Toure — a regular guest on MSNBC, and before that on CNN — is throwing rhetorical bricks at Herman Cain for Time magazine. His article is headlined “Is Herman Cain the Most Unctuous Black Man Alive? Why the Hermanator experience is making me sick.” Toure has compared Cain to a circus
Continue reading …The author who calls himself simply Toure — a regular guest on MSNBC, and before that on CNN — is throwing rhetorical bricks at Herman Cain for Time magazine. His article is headlined “Is Herman Cain the Most Unctuous Black Man Alive? Why the Hermanator experience is making me sick.” Toure has compared Cain to a circus
Continue reading …The author who calls himself simply Toure — a regular guest on MSNBC, and before that on CNN — is throwing rhetorical bricks at Herman Cain for Time magazine. His article is headlined “Is Herman Cain the Most Unctuous Black Man Alive? Why the Hermanator experience is making me sick.” Toure has compared Cain to a circus
Continue reading …The author who calls himself simply Toure — a regular guest on MSNBC, and before that on CNN — is throwing rhetorical bricks at Herman Cain for Time magazine. His article is headlined “Is Herman Cain the Most Unctuous Black Man Alive? Why the Hermanator experience is making me sick.” Toure has compared Cain to a circus
Continue reading …Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson offers a peek at his subject this week on 60 Minutes . Two nuggets from CBS: Health regrets: Jobs put off cancer surgery—he explained to Isaacson that he didn’t want his body “violated in that way”—to try alternative routes. His wife and friends urged…
Continue reading …Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson offers a peek at his subject this week on 60 Minutes . Two nuggets from CBS: Health regrets: Jobs put off cancer surgery—he explained to Isaacson that he didn’t want his body “violated in that way”—to try alternative routes. His wife and friends urged…
Continue reading …Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson offers a peek at his subject this week on 60 Minutes . Two nuggets from CBS: Health regrets: Jobs put off cancer surgery—he explained to Isaacson that he didn’t want his body “violated in that way”—to try alternative routes. His wife and friends urged…
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One of the largest and longest-running studies ever to look for a link between mobile phone use and brain tumors shows that cell phone use doesn’t increase the risk of brain cancer and other kinds of central nervous system cancers.
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Doctors need to recommend the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine to help increase the number of girls getting immunized, according to CDC researchers.
Continue reading …Winter looks to be cold and wet across the northern tier of states, and the drought will worsen in the South, where conditions are expected to be warmer and drier than usual, government forecasters said today. Like last winter, the Pacific Ocean cooling known as La Nina is affecting the…
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