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We need answers about the program, but as politicians stall Victoria is none the wiser.

One of my favorite things about this website is getting to interview local “celebrities” for our Lost Ogle Q & A’s. It’s fun to ask silly questions to politicians, media personalities and porn stars. It’s even more fun when they answer those questions!Today I get to publish a little interview with former OU superstar Brian Bosworth. This is special. As an OU fan growing up in the 1980s, it was a requirement for me to be a fan of this guy. I remember playing little league football and all th

A Columbia, S.C. City Councilwoman is under fire for a federal “community empowerment” loan that ended up going to the private building that houses her law firm, according to a report published Tuesday by WACH TV 57 (FOX – Columbia, SC). Clearly, some politicians have a very personal definition of the term “stimulus.” Tameika Isaac Devine, widely considered to be one of South Carolina’s rising political stars, now suddenly finds herself in very real danger of crashing to earth as a result of

10. Have top U.S. military officers, Defense Department officials, and politicians say we’re in a religious war As many will remember, we couldn’t have gotten off to a better start on winning hearts and minds when Lt. Gen. William “Jerry” Boykin, on his speaking tour of churches back in 2003, publicly and in uniform proclaimed that the so-called war on terror was really a fight between Satan and Christians, making comments like, “We in the Army of God, in the House of God, the Kingdom of God

If the politicians like social media so much, then we must be doing something wrong. That’s my half-serious conclusion after the latest Polis/Channel 4 debate on the future of the Interne t. The forum was held in a building that used to be a nail factory in Birmingham and our presenters quickly got to the point (or down to brass tacks - you chose the pun). Mike Rawley and Tony Walley from the excellent Stoke citizen journalism news website Pits’n'Pots showed how ‘former journalists’ can tak