Anonymous blogger attacks Saratoga Springs policies

SARATOGA SPRINGS -- An anonymous blogger, a 35-year-old self-proclaimed community watchdog and journalist by the name of Frank Townsman, has sent letters to media in Salt Lake and Utah counties accusi

Young, fat and oh so fabulous

NEW YORK -- In a mid­town Manhattan showroom, fashion blogger Amelia Pontes picked up a pair of "jeggings" (jeans tight enough to be leggings) from a table filled with trendy jeans in boot cut, boyfriend and skinny styles.

Racial tension remains whether we talk about it or not

SAN DIEGO -- The national hoopla over what government employee Shirley Sherrod said years ago wasn't really about Shirley Sherrod. Or what she said. The hoopla was just the latest eruption from a centuries-old volcano that continues to define America: race.

Sherrod to sue activist blogger

"What do I have to be afraid of?" asked ex-USDA official about a lawsuit against Andrew Breitbart. Barack Obama - President - United States - History - United States Department of Agriculture

Roy Exum: My Pants Are Baggy, Too

There are those who have remarked that the khakis I wear every day are "baggy in the bottom," which doesn't bother me all that much. After all, I never look at my bottom or, for that matter, ever see what I look like from behind. Given that, I don't really care, either.

Debra Atlas: Instead of throwing away that dingy, old toothbrush, recycle it

The list of what can be recycled keeps growing. Besides paper, glass and plastic water bottles, in many communities it includes batteries, DVDs, mattresses and compostable containers.