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Everyone makes mistakes. But for Michael Phelps, Olympic gold medalist, role model, and hero to youth worldwide, mistakes are not an option. Can he make a comeback?

Political candidates in local elections increase their chance for an election victory by honing their skills at gaining endorsements from newspapers and community groups.

The backing of Hillary Clinton by the Des Moines Register has received quick, harsh criticism. Charges of corporate control, female bias and influence peddling thrive.

The nation watched as states vied for position during the primaries. Now a new rivalry is brewing between newspapers in the northeast and midwest.

After a hard fought primary, Republicans are now coalescing around John McCain, but Mike Huckabee remains a factor.

The much sought-after endorsement by Iowa's Statewide newspaper has been released. News organizations are now scrambling to sample voter reaction in the Hawkeye state.

In the last two weeks, golf superstar and marketing icon Tiger Woods has seen his world begin to unravel. From a car crash to infidelity, Woods' turmoil has been exposed.

Celebrity involvement in humanitarian affairs comes with its drawbacks, which can ultimately be a step backwards in the struggle to curb AIDS.

Politicians are no longer simply endorsed by personalities. John McCain's negative comparison of Barack Obama to media celebrities Spears and Hilton may have backfired.

Can anything positive come from the world of underground dog fighting?

The United Steelworkers union passed a resolution endorsing HR 676, "The U.S. National Health Insurance Act," at their annual convention in Las Vegas, Nevada on July 3.

The 2008 American election became a media circus in more ways than one, with politicians desperate to recruit celebrities to vouch for them, writes James Briggs

Some companies purchase advertising/editorial packages, but the value of the deals depends on a lot of factors.

Lawyers at the Federal Trade Commission are proposing to include bloggers and website commentators in the rules that have traditionally regulated business advertisers.

New York residents looking to purchase homeowners, tenants or condo insurance should avail themselves of the resources as offered by the NY State Insurance Department.

Defense Minister Peter Mackay could leave Canada for NATO's (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)'s top job as Secretary-General. Mackay denies any interest in the job.

During a Presidential election year, political endorsements erupt from many community leaders, but when approbation comes from the pulpit, the IRS says it's illegal.

The presence of a Christian symbol on public land has spurred a drawn-out debate on legal standing and the Establishment Clause.

The Web site looks great, the home office is ready, and the business plan is immaculate. Entrepreneurs still have to insure that home-based business to ensure success.

This is the fifth in our series on auto insurance coverage terminology. In this section, we will cover car insurance terms beginning with "E."

On occasion, drivers find it necessary to switch auto insurance carriers. The policy switch may be due to poor customer service or better coverage with lower premiums.

To succeed as a freelance writer, building a list of recommendations from clients and colleagues is a must. Here's how to take the writing career to the next level.

Industries and professionals object, but Federal Trade Commission toughens guidelines for endorsements and testimonials by celebrities, bloggers and social media writers.

Michael Vick is benefiting from a shift in ethical standards for sports figures. His commercial value for the Eagles overwhelms his criminal history.

This article lists the 16 Mormons who currently serve in the 110th U.S. Congress and comments on their comparative voting records.

The repercussions stemming from the now infamous photo of Olympian Michael Phelps allegedly smoking pot at a college party have now begun.

This is your guide to all Suite 101 Golf articles and information pertaining to new golf equipment, pro club choices, club and shaft selection, accessories and much more.

The economy will play perhaps the largest part in the election on Nov. 4, 2008. Health care plays a huge part in the economy and well being of the U.S.

Clinton supporters met the news that Caroline Kennedy - daughter of assassinated president JFK - is interested in the soon-to-be vacated New York senate seat with scorn.

Star Trek's Mr. Spock (Leonard Nemoy) endorsed the mission to have the new film premiere in Vulcan, Alberta, Canada.

General Mills' Wheaties retains its reputation as perhaps sports' most respected endorsement.despite the loss of Olympic Swim Champ Michael Phelps to rival Kellogg,

The South Carolina General Assembly has passed a law that allows production of a license plate that reads "I Believe," which violates the Constitution.

The Wire has a growing army of loyal fans. It's even President Obama's favorite show. What makes it so special? The writing? The actors? Or maybe it's just everything...

Person-to-person marketing has been shown to be one of the most effective forms of marketing available. Blogs and blogging create "buzz".

Personal auto or credit card insurance policies seldom pay all rental car claims. Know what they do and don't insure before declining a car renter's CDW or LDW coverage.

R.T. Rybak gained prominence as the mayor of the largest city in Minnesota. He now puts his sights to the governorship of the state.

If you're a fan of Mad Men and have never watched Classic TV, check out some of the old time shows online or on DVD. You'll appreciate Mad Men more-and the old shows too.

Mary Shomon, one of the world's top authors on thyroid disease subjects, covers hypothyroid conditions and their treatments in this informative book.

Becks has to play excellent soccer to overcome criticisms that he is an international trade commodity whose marketing glitz far outshines his on-field athletic abilities.

The 501(c)(3) Internal Revenue Tax Code sets rules pertaining to a religious group's involvement in political activity.

After months of infighting, the Barack Obama is now the presumptive nominee of the Democratic Party. But, even as the dust settles, he and Sen. Clinton have work to do.

Boaters considering a career in charter boat operations or wishing the carry passengers for hire should consider securing a OUPV or Masters license from the Coast Guard

How the extraordinary interest in the philosophy contained in Tolles' "A New Earth" is part of the evolution of consciousness described in the Mayan Calendar.

At a Twin Cities celebration of America's heritage, the former U.S. Sec. of State, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, and National Security Advisor did not disappoint.

John Hagee endorsed John McCain last week. He has been criticized for his anti-Catholic statements, but his Apocalyptic writings are even more disturbing.

Safely transporting millions of New York school children each day is the responsibility of NY school district transportation directors with support from the NYAPT.

Here we will look at some of the most expensive and some of the cheapest skin care products and asking "Does money really buy naturally smoother skin?"

Will the Oprahbama Phenomenon become one of the features of the 2008 election or is it just another celebrity flare-up? Watch out for Oprah on the campaign trail.

Shamanism, as spiritual healing, is beyond the scope of government regulation and licensing. Yet, as energy workers, shamans need to advertise professional competence.

When a for-profit corporation publicly associates itself with a nonprofit cause, the resulting cause-related marketing can benefit both parties.