You know, if it weren't a government attempting to oppress freedom of speech, this degree of naivete would be adorable.

CBS chief foreign correspondent Lara Logan -- who's so competent and good-looking that she makes me want to pay attention to world affairs -- was sexually assaulted during a protest in Egypt last Friday.

While the world watched major modern revolutions over the past few weeks, some of the people who had the most influence and impact aren’t quite so quick to take their due credit.

After 18 days of protests calling for his resignation, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak capitulated yesterday and will hand over power to the military.

Of Course We're Starting With Florida A woman in Florida crashed her SAAB into the Adrian Fernandez Insurance office in Tampa.

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The revolution currently going on in Egypt may end up being one of the most important cultural and sociopolitical events of our lifetime, but you aren't going to get the "normal Joe SixPack Americans" to care until Egyptians start beating up our celebrities.

"An Egyptian anti-government activist kisses a riot police officer" -- MSNBCWhat's Happening In Egypt.

Espionage is a hot topic lately, what with that dastardly Bond villain Julian Assange and his Wikileaks spoiling all of the government’s covert idiocy fun and Angelina Jolie’s Salt coming out on DVD and Blu-Ray.