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Poolside photos of 59-year-old Christie Brinkley are a Web sensation
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Added September 10, 2011 with 14 photos
President George Bush, Laura Bush, President Bill Clinton, and Vice President Joe Biden attended the unveiling of the "Wall of Names" on September 10, 2001. The white marble wall has the names of the 40 victims of Flight 93 that perished in a terrorist attacks of 10 ten ago.
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Added August 11, 2011 with 7 photos
President Obama was joined by elected officials, religious and grassroots leaders in the Muslim American community, and leaders of diverse faiths to celebrate Ramadan, a tradition that began annually under President Bill Clinton and was continued by President George W. Bush.
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Added April 14, 2011 with 12 photos
Each year, Riverkeeper honors the world’s most influential leaders on the environment and clean water. 2011 honorees included Bill Clinton, Trudie Styler and Sting.
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Added October 26, 2010 with 11 photos
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Added October 21, 2010 with 9 photos
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Added October 18, 2010 with 16 photos
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Added May 27, 2010 with 10 photos
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Added May 10, 2010 with 15 photos
WASHINGTON, May 10 (UPI) -- Elena Kagan, a former Harvard Law School dean and current solicitor general, will be nominated to join the U.S. Supreme Court.
Kagan, if confirmed, would be the fourth woman on the country's highest court and, at 50, the youngest member who could have a voice on U.S. jurisprudence for decades. U.S. President Barack Obama was to announce the nomination Monday, several media outlets reported, all citing unnamed sources. Obama has been seeking a replacement for Justice John Paul Stevens since Stevens, 90, announced in April his intention to resign at the end of the current Supreme Court term. Stevens has been on the court since December 1975. Kagan's selection isn't expected to alter the philosophical balance of the court if she replaces Stevens, who has led the more liberal side of the court. But she will be the first person in decades nominated to the court who isn't coming from a judgeship, and a lack of published judicial opinions and legal writings leave most of her stances unknown. She missed out on a chance to join the federal appeals court when the U.S. Senate in 1999 never voted on her nomination by U.S. President Bill Clinton. She served as a clerk for Justice Thurgood Marshall. She graduated from Harvard Law School, where she later served as dean from 2003 until joining the Obama administration as solicitor general. |
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Added April 03, 2008 with 19 photos
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