Mar 11th, 2010 · There were no immediate reports of damages or injuries following the magnitude 7.2 temblor and at least three other aftershocks, which swayed buildings, shook windows and provoked nervous smiles among the dignitaries attending the presidential inauguration in Valparaiso.
Mar 9th, 2010 · Is the Biblically inspired Angelology the next Da Vinci Code? James Hynes' Next causes us to inaugurate the genre "Mick lit" (think middle-aged men and the Rolling Stones). A prominent advocate of No Child Left Behind reverses course. And ace spy John Wells is back, undercover and in deep.
Feb 3rd, 2010 · Police say a roadside bomb killed six people, including three foreigners, heading to inaugurate the school in northwest Pakistan. At least 32 people were wounded. The blast went off near a security convoy heading to the ceremony in Lower Dir district's Shahi Koto area. Security forces and girls' schools have been frequent targets of attack for Islamist militants.
Jan 29th, 2010 · Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin is scheduled to be the keynote speaker at the inaugural national convention for the Tea Party movement next week in Nashville, Tenn. But the event has become mired in controversy, with most of the criticism coming from other Tea Party activists.
Jan 20th, 2010 · Voters in Clayton, Mo., reflect on the Obama administration one year after the president's inauguration. Some Obama supporters are disappointed at the pace of change in health care and his foreign policy, but they say they would still vote the same way.
Jan 20th, 2010 · One year ago Barack Obama was inaugurated the 44th president of the United States. It was a time of great promise and his approval ratings reflected the hope the American people placed in him.
Jan 19th, 2010 · During the 2008 campaign and after President Obama's inauguration, historians weighed in on the significance of his candidacy and election. Pulitzer Prize-winners Annette Gordon-Reed and Taylor Branch return to compare Obama's first year in office to his predecessors'.
Jan 18th, 2010 · One year ago, on the eve of President Obama's inauguration, NPR's Ina Jaffe traveled to Louisville, Ky., to ride a D.C.-bound bus with supporters of the nation's first African-American president. Now, she's returned to Louisville to hear how folks reflect on their journey and that of the nation.