INDIANAPOLIS – Joao Barbosa won the Brickyard Grand Prix on Friday night, stretching his fuel to the limit in the IMSA TUDOR United SportsCar Championship race. Barbosa, teaming with Christian Fittipaldi in the Action Express Racing No. 5 Corvette DP, finished 48.964 seconds ahead of Scott Pruett in the 2-hour, …
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MINNEAPOLIS – The Minnesota Timberwolves have waived Ukrainian center Kyrylo Fesenko. The Timberwolves announced the move on Monday. Fesenko played in one preseason game and only managed three minutes. He was hoping to earn a spot with the Wolves or another team so he could bring his family over to …
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Starkville, MS (SportsNetwork.com) – The top-ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs will attempt to continue their undefeated run atop the SEC Western Division standings on Saturday afternoon when they host the Arkansas Razorbacks at Davis Wade Stadium. It’s been a tale of two seasons for Arkansas in 2014. On one hand, it …
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The crisis in Libya continues this week. As the White House watches events continue to unfold in the Middle East, it may still be smarting from an incident last week. President Obama yet again found himself having to walk the dog back on statements made by his Director of National …
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Apparently, megalomaniacs need schedulers. Just ask George Soros. The left-wing billionaire is helping fund two major conferences that start on the same day, in two different locations just a three hours apart by car. Two liberal events packed into one long weekend. God created the world in six days. Apparently, …
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Editor’s note: This is the first of a two part series on George Soros and the media. When liberal investor George Soros gave $1.8 million to National Public Radio , it became part of the firestorm of controversy that jeopardized NPR’s federal funding. But that gift only hints at the …
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My home country of Morocco has always been a focal point of sweeping trends in North Africa and the Middle East. And so it was last week, a week before the assassination of Usama Bin Laden, when a deadly attack in the historic city of Marrakesh killed 17 people, including …
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President Obama’s State of the Union speech was blandly pleasant – rather like a dinner composed entirely of rice pudding. The audience left feeling full, but quickly craved substance. His mission was to convince the country that his recent volte face is sincere – that he really does understand the …
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President Obama and the Democrats argue that any debt limit deal to reduce federal deficits and debt needs to be balanced between spending reductions and tax increases. But as I show in my new book, “America’s Ticking Bankruptcy Bomb,” that is not how we did it the last time we …
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The Christmas season is a time to reflect on the many blessings we are fortunate enough to enjoy in this great country. Like millions of Americans, I count my faith in God, my family and my country as blessings. Faith is a comfort as well as a source of strength, …
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