Deborah G Sheing

My wife is terrified of mice and simply despises squirrels. I don’t get it. In the course of a long relationship, you collect numerous knee-slappers, sometimes apocryphal, but mostly not, usually at the expense of one another. My wife, like many women I know, has a bugaboo about mice: as a native of Los Angeles, the East Coast earthquake last August that caused grown men to soil their shorts, barely registered in her consciousness; when we lived in Manhattan, she’d drive the station wagon around the city, getting into dogfights with obstreperous cabbies on the road, often, to my chagrin, g

Lindsey Vonn crossed the finish line with the fastest time in Wednesday's super-G at Beaver Creek, Colo., Vonn rejoiced... Then, like any good Colorado native, she honored the state's newest folk hero. For when Lindsey got to the medal stand, she celebrated her victory by taking a knee and Tebowing....Vonn finished 0.37 seconds ahead of the second-place finisher and extended her lead in the overall World Cup standings... It was the 46th career victory

Deborah Normand is making $10,000 less a year, but she feels she's among the lucky ones.

Deborah Roach, a one-time IT worker, told The Telegraph newspaper in England she was inspired to compete after she saw a circus act in 2006.

In this video Hilary Clinton admits that the US government created and funded Al-Qaeda in order to fight the soviet union, and she even considers that as a g...

If few people think Herman Cain can win the nomination, he is satisfying voters’ desire to fall in love with a candidate. Michele Bachmann was campaigning just north of here, the Sarah Palin tour was rumored to be arriving soon, and Mitt Romney was on his way to announce his entry into the presidential race. The latest on President Obama, the new Congress and other news from Washington and around the nation. Join the discussion. Yet here was another voter swooning for Herman Cain. “I watched you at the Republican debate, and I have to be honest, I’d never heard of you, but ever since that. ...” said Nathan Lyons, 29, his voice trailing off wistfully. “You say it like it is.” Joan Silvernail, 68, pumped Mr. Cain’s hand, then turned to her husband. “It’s his enthusiasm,” she said. “Wasn’t that what we felt with Ronald Reagan, his enthusiasm?”

She is not kidding around