Pride, Not Politics, Sets Mood of Columbus Day Parade
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Lamborghinis, arias and glittering floats abounded at the Columbus Day Parade in Manhattan yesterday afternoon, an annual event that usually attracts senators, mayors and other candidates.
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The mantra in the days leading up to this morning&#39;s start of the 35th Ryder Cup at Oakland Hills has been pride, heart, patriotism.
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The tired old refrain of the sporting times has become: Is nothing sacred? Well, apparently not the Ohio State-Michigan football game.
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They were playing in a movie, but marchers who gathered in San Francisco last week to recreate a 1970s gay rights protest were not just acting.
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Because so many members of Red Sox Nation are expected in Boston to celebrate the team&#39;s World Series triumph, the victory parade today won&#39;t be making any stops and won&#39;t culminate with a staged rally, either.
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By Patricia 'Tsh' Hancock, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Feb. 11--BAY ST. LOUIS -- Though midmorning presented a crisp breeze, the sun covered and warmed the faces of nearly 200 people, young and old, who gathered to celebrate the 29th annual Krewe of Kids Mardi Gras parade in Bay St.
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The city's dominance in football, baseball, and basketball has fans in a rare feel-good mood.
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Simple tags to prevent shoelaces from fraying tell a tidy tale about Christopher Columbus in Cuba.
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The mere fact of tomorrow&#39;s presidential elections in Afghanistan is cause for (subdued) celebration. Afghans are headed to the polls in the country&#39;s first-ever &quot;democratic&quot; election, and early indications
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The chief of the British Olympic Association has hit back at criticism of Monday&#39;s parade to celebrate Team GB&#39;s Olympic and Paralympic stars.
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With the presidential election a few days away, Red Sox Nation nominated a few of its own Saturday during the parade to celebrate Boston&#39;s World Series victory.
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By Paul Sand, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Feb. 5--It was the intersection of religious celebration and community activism.
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Native Americans from across the country are arriving in the nation&#39;s capital to celebrate today&#39;s opening of the National Museum of the American Indian.
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Orders to lower the American flag, and decisions not to, are part of a conflict over how to commemorate tragedy when there is so much of it.
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Thousands of native Americans -- some in buckskin and feathers, others in T-shirts and jeans -- joined a ceremonial procession on Tuesday to celebrate the opening of the Museum of the American Indian.
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SAN SALVADOR -- It wasn't exactly traditional, but it got to the heart of the holiday.
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Talent isn't required, but screams, cheers  and lots of gyrations are.