A Peace Prize to Share

NBC News' Tom Browkaw suggests how President Obama can lift the discussion about his acceptance of the Nobel Peace Prize "out of the partisan soup" that has dogged him over the past two weeks.

Food fight! 8-year-old girl targets Sasha, Malia

She's cute, sassy, playful and sincere. At age 8, Jasmine Messiah makes an ideal poster child for a campaign that targets the Obamas and Congress and amounts to an old-fashioned food fight.

Palin's Story Doesn't Hold Up

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's key reasons for resigning -- that ethics complaints against her were draining the state of money -- appear to be false.

Is BET brainwashing our kids?

It doesn't matter if you've admitted to beating your girlfriend, or if you use every word other than "woman" to describe females. If you are rich and famous, you're suddenly sexy, cool and dateable. That's just the way things work for some teenagers (and some grown folks too).

The Ted Kennedy I Know

MSNBC "Hardball" host Chris Matthews says a new biography reveals what made Ted Kennedy the greatest US senator of modern times -- and why he never dropped the torch.

Dreams meet reality in the slums of Mumbai

NBC's Ian Williams: "Mumbai may be India's financial and entertainment capital, but you can't miss Mumbai's slums from the moment you fly in, since they encroach right onto airport land.

The new statistical rhetoric of climate change

Intellectual honesty can be a harrowing thing in our culture of insta-pundits and scorched-earth rhetoric.

Hundreds of Coal Ash Dumps Lack Regulation

The coal ash pond that ruptured and sent a billion gallons of toxic sludge across 300 acres of East Tennessee last month was only one of more than 1,300 similar dumps across the United States — most of them unregulated and unmonitored — that contain billions more gallons of f …

Police Treatment of Journalist Prompts Outcry in France

The knocks on his door came at 6:40 a.m., Vittorio de Filippis recalled, when Paris was still dark and he was fast asleep. Three police officers -- a pair of men and a woman, all wearing armbands -- had come to take him in.

Massive waves a mystery at Maine harbor

Dockworker Marcy Ingall saw a giant wave in the distance last Tuesday afternoon and stopped in her tracks. It was an hour before low tide in Maine's Boothbay Harbor, yet without warning, the muddy harbor floor suddenly filled with rushing, swirling water.

Obama Elected 44th President

Barack Obama, a 47-year-old first-term senator from Illinois, shattered more than 200 years of history Tuesday night by winning election as the first African-American president in the history of the United States, according to projections by NBC News.

Obama's faux Oval Office featured in primetime TV infomercial

The normally voluble Obama campaign won't answer a simple question: Where did the campaign film the office shots of Sen. Obama that were featured in last night's half-hour infomercial?

Blessed Are the Persecuted: How Joe the Plumber fits the GOP narrative

"Historically speaking, conservatism is a movement organized and funded by society's most powerful members; politically speaking, it lusts for tax cuts and government rollbacks that will benefit those same fortunate folks at the top.

Sources: McCain volunteer fabricated attack

A John McCain volunteer in Pittsburgh who said she was robbed and sexually assaulted because of her political views has admitted to fabricating the story, police sources told a TV station. KDKA TV added that one source said Ashley Todd would face charges.

Expectations low, Palin scores in debate

While both vice presidential candidates succeeded in their only debate of the campaign Thursday night, the stakes were much higher and the bar was much lower for Palin. So, in the contest of low expectations, Palin won.

Some fact go adrift in VP Debate

The AP reports that vice-presidential candidates Joe Biden (D) and Sara Palin (R) misrepresented facts on taxes, deregulation, health care, reform, corporate welfare and the Iraq war when they clashed Thursday in St. Louis.

Dubious Claims in Obama's Ads Against McCain, Despite Vow of Truth

In all, Mr. Obama has released at least five commercials that have been criticized as misleading or untruthful against Mr. McCain's positions in the past two weeks. Mr.

Obama: The Price of Being Black

"While a high black turnout will obviously help Obama, whether he becomes president will hinge on the decisions of white voters.

Fears grow of terrorist with 'an American face'

More than anything else, it's what one counterterrorism official calls "the white men of Waziristan" that worries officials — the increasing possibility that the next attacks in Europe or North America will be carried out not by those with Arab or South Asian passports, b …

The eBay Myth

"She took the luxury jet that was acquired by her predecessor and sold it on e-Bay. And made a profit!" What a delightful story. But it's not true. She didn't sell the jet on eBay. And she didn't make a profit.

Edwards Admits Sexual Affair; Lied as Presidential Candidate

John Edwards lied about an extra-marital affair with a novice film-maker, the former Senator told ABC News today.

Study: Coverage of Clinton, Obama 'Almost Identical'

According to the latest Pew Study of 2008 campaign coverage, Sen. Hillary Clinton has not been treated more harshly by the mainstream press than Barack Obama or John McCain.

Sperm e-mail 'doctored,' Denise Richards claims

Denise Richards insisted Wednesday she never asked for her ex-husband Charlie Sheen's sperm, despite a document released exclusively to NBC News by Sheen containing a purported e-mail that Sheen claims proves she asked him in April 2007 to father a third child via artificial in …

The View From Gate 14

America is in line at the airport. America has its shoes off, is carrying a rubberized bin, is going through a magnetometer. America is worried there is fungus on the floor after a million stockinged feet have walked on it. But America knows not to ask.

Nude charity calendar ends up costing moms

Seven middle-aged Spanish mothers who posed for a tongue-in-cheek nude calendar — a fundraiser for their children's tiny, rural school — are now saddled with debt and 5,000 unwanted copies....

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