Keith remembers his father, Theodore
"Though the financial constraints of his youth made college infeasible, he accomplished the near-impossible, becoming an architect licensed in 40 states."
"Though the financial constraints of his youth made college infeasible, he accomplished the near-impossible, becoming an architect licensed in 40 states."
Keith Olbermann shares some of the details of his personal experience dealing with difficult medical decisions for his ill father and the importance of talking with loved ones about end-of-life care and the value to Americans of including "life panels" in any health reform solution.
All Americans should be able to make medical decisions free of worry about cost
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In the Harz Mountains, near Braunlage in Germany, 15 men and 15 women wearing only shoes, a hat and underwear participated in a topless downhill sledding event.
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Democrats plowed fresh billions into insurance subsidies for consumers on Thursday and added a $250 rebate for seniors facing high prescription drugs, last-minute sweeteners to sweeping $940 billion legislation headed for a climactic weekend vote.
New York City police have raided the home of Walter and Rose Martin at least 50 times since 2002 looking for crooks, but each time they've found they got the wrong address, according to a report.
The “Jersey Shore” star has already shared some of her beauty secrets: For starters, don’t use a Bumpit. But she has some that she’s kept quiet too.