Beyonce's new nickname in FOIA'd inauguration docs: ‘(B)(6)’
You know her as Beyonce, BK or simply Queen Bey, but it seems the feds have their own special name for her, according to just-released documents from her inauguration lip-sync controversy.
George Mason rolls out a new vision
GMU President Cabrera says the school aims to become not the best in the world, but the best for the world.
Venezuela swears in new president
Nicolas Maduro’s inauguration comes a day after electoral council says an audit of disputed vote can proceed.
6 pics in p-Op culture
Beyonce, immigration, Cookie Monster, guns, Vladimir Putin, Cuba, Rand Paul, Jay-Z and the Naked Cowboy. They all made their way into the national discourse this week. But how?
Kenya celebrates new president
Uhuru Kenyatta, son of Kenya’s founding president, ascended to the country’s top office Tuesday.
The end of the Obama honeymoon?
The national conversation has taken a negative turn for President Obama of late.
Catholic Church inaugurates Pope Francis in huge, open-air Mass
More than 150,000 gather in St. Peter’s Square to watch the new pope take the cloak, ring and staff.
Look for Comet Panstarrs in March — but look hard
This will peek above the western horizon any day from March 6-8 but is best spotted mid-month.
Protester is free to roam
Rives Miller Grogan, who protested the recent presidential inauguration from a tree, is now free to roam the greater portion of the District of Columbia without fear of incarceration.
On homosexuality, many Christians get the Bible wrong
Christians don’t need to bind themselves to the way homosexuality was understood 2,000 years ago.
Michelle Obama to attend inauguration performer's funeral
First Lady Michelle Obama will attend the funeral of a Chicago girl who was shot and killed just one week after performing at an event celebrating President Obama's second inauguration.
Obama’s second political honeymoon — how long will it last?
The question is not whether Obama is in the midst of a second honeymoon (he is) but rather how long it will last -- and what the president can get done between now and when the good times (for him, at least) stop rolling.
Making black history for gay rights
No other community of people has worked for change, especially related to civil rights, than African Americans.
On the killing of a star student in Chicago
Here is a moving statement from Chicago Teachers Union President Karen GJ Lewis, t on the shooting death of King College Prep student Hadiya Pendleton, a star student who was gunned down a little more than a week after she participated in President Obama's inauguration as part of her school's band.
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