Jack Kennedy News
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When it comes to Pennsylvania’s presidential politics, Republicans are like the cartoon character Charlie Brown, who every time he prepares to kick a football, it gets pulled back by his pal Lucy.
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Texas Governor Rick Perry’s “oops” moment in Wednesday’s Republican presidential debate will secure him a prominent place in the annals of political mishaps.
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There may be only one impediment to President Barack Obama maintaining his small lead in the U.S. election over the next week: arrogance.
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Representative Pete Sessions, a Texas Republican, said in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s “Political Capital with Al Hunt,” airing this weekend, that Congress is likely to approve only a months-long extension of an expiring payroll-tax cut.
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For more than half a century, the Kennedys were a force in U.S. politics. Their dominance began with John F. Kennedy’s 1960 presidential run and lasted until the death of Senator Edward M. Kennedy in 2009.
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News Corp. is considering a possible spinoff or sale of MySpace, a day after cutting almost half of the social-networking website’s workforce.
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News Corp., looking to conclude a sale of Myspace this week, is weighing two cash-and-stock offers for the social-networking service, according to a person with knowledge of the situation.
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News Corp. is closing in on a sale of its Myspace social-networking website to Specific Media, the owner of an online advertising network, for about $35 million in cash and stock, said a person with knowledge of the process.
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Charles de Gaulle , who famously said the graveyards are filled with indispensable men, was wrong. Richard Charles Albert Holbrooke was that rare indispensable man.
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News Corp. agreed to sell Myspace to Specific Media Inc. for a fraction of what it paid six years ago, ending its efforts to turn around the money-losing social networking business.
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