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‘Homosexuals are freaks and queers who want a pink earth’

‘Giving students more options is always a good thing,’ said a representative

A chronicle of former MSNBC anchor Keith Olbermann’s strained relationships with sports broadcasting networks

Kahn, who died last week, is often called “the father of airline deregulation.”

Universities encouraging students to receive welfare benefits

Keith Olbermann has promised a 20-minute long special comment on the Tea Party on Wednesday night’s ‘Countdown.’ TheDC was able to obtain a partial copy of it early

Scientists have found consumers who take cash to the shops and leave their debit cards at home are more likely to leave junk food on the shelves

Liberal NY congressman isn’t exciting liberal NY district

How cooking alters the chemical and physical properties of food, making the inedible delicious

Ruth Graham takes a week off, so our interns find some of their favorite entries to the KeithOlbermann.com essay contest

After doing some research, TheDC discovered that our favorite MSNBC personality didn’t own his own domain

Study finds unattractive defendants 22 percent more likely to be convicted

Every spring, Universities and Colleges vie for influential commencement speakers to inspire their graduates – what we can expect from this year’s crop?

This week Obama rewrote America’s long-standing nuclear strategy, and (seemingly overnight) decided that we will not develop any new nuclear weapons, we’ll reduce the weapons already in our arsenals, and we’ll limit the conditions under which the United States would use nuclear weapons. He named our new national security strategy “Bending Over.”

We watch, because we’re paid to

Cornell has become the darling of sports gamblers, forcing veteran Las Vegas race and sports book officials to change odds on the fly as the betting momentum rises for an experienced Big Red team that will tip off Thursday against top-seeded Kentucky in an NCAA East Regional semifinal game in Syracuse, N.Y

A Cornell study shows that the sizes of the portions and plates in the artworks, which were painted over the past millennium, have gradually grown by between 23 and 69 percent