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Jerry Bowman Follows Mom's Footsteps, Political Dynasties Surge In November Elections

Jerry Bowman, son of late Caddo Commissioner Joyce Bowman, has revealed his plan to run for Shreveport City Council and marks November 2014 as one of the many elections in U.S. history in which political dynasties vie for American votes.

Lesotho Prime Minister Thabane

Lesotho Military Launches Coup, Prime Minister Thabane Says

Claiming Lesotho's military staged a coup starting around 3 a.m. Friday, Prime Minister Thomas Thabane fled the landlocked mountain nation and appealed for South African intervention. Thabane was at an undisclosed location in South Africa, saying he feared he would be killed should he return to Maseru, the nation's capital.

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More Corrupt Chinese Officials to Fall

China's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) announced this week that the crackdown against corrupt ranking officials in the country will continue.

Rick Scott

Florida voters decide most competitive governor primary race in memory

Florida voters went to the polls Tuesday for one of its most competitive governor's primary racer ever. Results confirmed there would be a tight margin between Gov. Rick Scott and former Gov. Charlie Crist, the primary winners, come November.

Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid apologizes for comments about "keeping my Wongs straight" at Las Vegas Asian Chamber of Commerce meeting

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) went into damage control Friday, Aug. 22, 2014 as he apologized for insensitive comments about Asians during a Q-and-A session of the Las Vegas Asian Chamber of Commerce.

Texas Gov. Rick Perry mug shot

Rick Perry indicted: Texas governor defiant as he gets mug shot, booked in abuse of power case

Declaring on Aug. 19, 2014 he would "fight this injustice with every fiber of my being," embattled Texas Gov. Rick Perry stood on the Travis County Courthouse steps and spoke before going inside to have his mug shot taken. Perry was indicted by a local grand jury two weeks ago at the same courthouse of two felony counts of abuse of power. and coercion of a public servant. He turned himself into authorities at 3:05 p.m. CT on Tuesday,

‘Divine Province’ Leader James McBride Found Guilty of Selling Fake IDs

An Ohio man was found guilty on charges of selling fake diplomatic identification cards to members of anti-government organization, Divine Province.

The Obamas take off Aug. 9 on daily vacation to Martha's Vineyard.

Obamas and Clintons Scheduled to Attend Same Party on Wednesday

Arguably the two most influential families in Democratic Party circles and American politics today, the rival Obama and Clinton families are scheduled to attend the same party Wednesday at Martha's Vineyard.

A woman rides a tricycle past a giant poster of late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping in Beijing.

China CCTV begins airing 48-part series about former leader Deng Xiaoping

A super-sized 48-part TV documentary about former Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping now is running on China Central Television, CCTV. The series discusses the diminutive leader who began systemic reforms now reverberating across China in great length to say the least.

Robert McDonnell

Witness Testifies Embattled Ex-Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell Pitched Health Pill at Meeting

Former Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell pitched the benefits of an anti-inflammatory pill during a meeting in his office more than two years ago, a witness told the court on Monday.

Seal of Alaska

Alaska Republican Feud Caught on Television

Three Republicans on Sunday clashed on immigration during a televised debate to get their party’s nomination as state senator.

US Secretary of Defence Chuck Hagel (L) shakes hands with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi during their meeting in New Delhi.

Hagel tells Indian audience they don't have to choose between the US and China

Speaking Saturday before New Delhi businessmen and academics, U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said India didn't have to choose between the United States and China

Gaza truce expires

Rocket Fire Resumes As Gaza Truce Ends

Rockets shot out of Gaza just after 8 a.m., Friday, as a 72-hour truce between Hamas and Israel expired with no end to the war in sight.

Chinese and Laotian leaders pledge greater cooperation

Laos and China Explore Closer Ties during Beijing Meetings

Laotian television is reporting that leaders from that country and China are in the midst of ongoing efforts to explore ways to establish even closer relations.

Zhou Yongkang

Zhou Yongkang: From Humble Beginnings To Wealthiest China's Communist Party Official

Zhou Yongkang went from humble beginnings to become one of China’s top politicians – until he fell from grace.

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