David Lee Miller Archive

Mubarak and Family Politics

Published February 16, 2011

For the past decade, 58-year old Cairo attorney Asharf Badawy has been a member of President Hosni Mubarak’s ruling political party. If it were up to him, Badawy said Mubarakk would have been allowed to remain in office until new elections. Sitting behind his desk in his law office cluttered with files Badawy described Mubarak as “ a good man,” who did his best, but also admitting “that’s not the same as success.”

Selling Used Electronics To A Store Near You

Published February 09, 2011

When Verizon iPhones officially go on sale tomorrow millions of likely buyers will face a problem. The dilemma: how to get rid of their older model cell phones?

On The Job Hunt: Wal-Mart Battles Again for New York Store

Published December 22, 2010

Drug store owner Wayne Lee is worried that his small pharmacy in Brooklyn, New York might be forced out of business. The problem isn’t a lack of customers, crime or the overall economy. It’s Wal-Mart.

PA Nail Biter

Published November 02, 2010

“Cautious Optimism” at Toomey HQ

Published November 02, 2010

Final Battle for Specter’s Seat

Published November 02, 2010

Toomey Leads PA Senate Race

Published November 01, 2010

Cuomo, Paladino Play It Straight in 7-Candidate Free-for-All

Published October 18, 2010

The two leading major-party candidates stuck close to issues whenever they got a chance to speak, at least for the first part of the 90-minute event, when they were asked to weigh in on taxes and spending

School of Hard Knocks: Will College Voters Turn Out in November?

Published September 28, 2010

Valuable Works of Art 'Unaccounted For' at the U.N.

Published March 05, 2009

Entrusted with safeguarding world peace and security, the United Nations has failed to safeguard valuable works of art on its own premises, according to an internal investigation.