Nas, a Hip-Hop 'Hero'

(ONNculture) -- Since his debut album in the early 1990's, entitled Illmatic, Nas has been a true representaion of what hip-hop stands for - truth, justice, and righteousness. Now back with his 9th album in 14-years, Nas is sure to stir the masses with his in-your-face Untitled album.

Check out more >>> Nas

GOP Youth Turning Blue?

(ONNpolitics) -- With all the excitement and change surrounding the Obama campaign, young conservatives are considering his candidacy, according to polls.

Many young GOP members are starting to turn from the old conservative right-wing in search for more exciting and meaningful issues, besides the big two (abortion and gay-marriage). Also cited is the disconnect between the old young and concervative, who have become more savvy on a broader range of social issues that effect populations.

The Grand Old Party awakening >>> Check it Out

Obama Visits Middle East

(ONNpolitics) -- This past weekend Sen. Barack Obama visited Afghanistan along with a Senate committee to asses the conditions in that region.

Today the senator will be in Iraq meeting with officials to discuss security and other issues related to the war.

Read more >>> Obama's mid-east trip

Hard to Capture

(ONN) -- Are cartoonist having trouble creating a caricature of Democratic Presidential Nominee, Barack Obama? At least that is what is being suggested in an new article from The Root.

Check It Out >>> Sketchy Imagery

New Obama Leadership Ad

(ONNpolitics) -- New Obama leadership ad speaks to national and world security issues, by highlighting the threat of potential nuclear proliferation and terrorism.

Non-American Classic

This is a sad day for an old American classic.... Budweiser sold to the Europeans.

Bomb first

(ONNworld) -- Like the words from a hip-hop song, an Iranian General boasts: "Our finger is on the trigger..."

Stocks Hit Great Depression Levels

(ONNbusiness) -- Amid a $ 2.1 trillion loss on the year, stocks are faced a 10.2% loss in the month of June alone - the worste since the Great Depression.

Stocks fall $1.4 trillion in June >>>