Today on The View, Sherri asked Condi Rice about Hurricane Katrina. Surprisingly, Rice became passionate when talking about how angry she is at the implication that Bush's epic fail on that disaster was race related.
Post-Katrina, a New Orleans newspaper editor is helping people restore their memories one recipe at a time. The story, from today's Times, makes us appreciate old wisdom and new technology.
If there was a Bush administration official who was as painful to listen to as Bush himself — and that is probably scientifically impossible but humor us for a second — it was Scott McClellan. Dana Perino is dumb but so prettily, unabashedly so, Victoria Clarke always had those insane purple suits, Rumsfeld made his…
On this morning's Today show, Ann Curry interviewed Alia Sabur, who, at 18, became the youngest professor in the history of the United States. Sabur, now 19, is refreshingly adorable and normal — certainly mature for her age, but completely humble about her achievements. She teaches physics and math at Southern…
Although more than 1,800 people died in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, survivors can thank women for aiding in the evacuation effort. Jacqueline Litt, a researcher from the University of Missouri, says, "Women in normal times act as the glue for networks. They coordinate networks of care giving, oversee the pooling of…
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