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Influence is the common denominator between public relations and lobbying. One influences opinion, and the other, government.

New York recently unveiled its $140 million advertising campaign aimed at wooing prospective business owners to set up shop in

Just as Black Friday has become ubiquitous with the start of holiday shopping, Small Business Saturday may be giving consumers

Many media pundits and exit polls show that former Governor Mitt Romney beat President Obama in last Wednesday’s first presidential

Yesterday, President Barack Obama flew to Los Angeles to attend a fundraising dinner hosted by actor George Clooney.  The $40,000-a-plate

  Carnival Cruise Lines has been mysteriously quiet from the sinking of one of its ships off the Italian coast

Lots of talk this week about New York Congressman Anthony Weiner (D-NY), who says he was the victim of a

The spin around the recent first-time reading aloud of the U.S. Constitution by the Republican-dominated 112th Congress was a public

Congress was the biggest loser this past midterm elections.   The legislative body’s approval rating dropped to 17 percent after November

Rhetoric this week across all media channels, new and traditional, left and the right, rose to record levels, as journalists,

Sarah Palin is more celebrity than she is governor-turned-activist- turned-TV journalist. Her multi-million dollar deal with TLC to air a

Republican National Committee (RNC) Chairman Michael Steele is under the spotlight again.  The GOP’s head honcho made headlines this week,

Healthcare is dead.  Democrats are in serious trouble.   This has been the spin coming from media and political pollsters after

President Obama’s speech in New York City commemorating the 100th anniversary of the NAACP really hit the mark. His comments

In almost every media clip, press conference and Twitter post, House Republican Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) is taking a swing