We’re all familiar with the old saw that “opposites attract.” But how opposite is too opposite? At first glance it might have seemed that William Cohen and Janet Langhart were
Fed up with business as usual in Washington, DC? This election cycle may feel like a new phenomenon, but that voter frustration has been around for decades. Back in 1997
Have you ever had a near death experience? A real, honest-to-goodness experience of your life ending as you left your body, floated up to the ceiling, and perhaps walked into
The entry of Vice President Kamala Harris into the 2024 presidential race has energized and invigorated millions of American women. Could it be the culmination of a societal shift that
For three years, back in the late 1980s, Jack O’Donnell worked for Donald Trump. O’Donnell rose from senior vice president at the Trump Plaza casino in Atlantic City to, eventually,
The 2024 Olympics begin today in Paris. Who will emerge as the heroes whose names we’ll remember for years? Forty years ago9 in Los Angeles one such hero was track
Back in 1995 in London, a teenager was out shopping one day when a stranger tapped her on the shoulder. That stranger was a modeling scout, and before long, that
When the history of digital media is written, one name will figure prominently: Los Angeles-born and raised would-be comedian Andrew Breitbart. He got his start in journalism in the mid
This weekend marks 55 years since human beings first set foot on the surface of the moon The Apollo 11 mission put astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the
Edna Buchanan joined the Miami Herald in 1973, working the police beat. And she was good at it. She won the Pulitzer Prize in 1986 for her reporting. By the
