Al sharpton

• The Rev. Al Sharpton says he plans to sue HBO for $500 million and pledges that his plans to explore a run for the White House would not be derailed by what he calls a smear campaign.
(ABC News)
• Al Sharpton, who has been crusading in racial cases for three decades, has claimed a starring role in the Trayvon Martin case. He's also assumed a starring role in MSNBC's coverage of the case.
(Daily Beast)
• The Rev. Al Sharpton awoke on Thursday morning to learn that his 87-year-old mother, Ada Sharpton, had lost her battle with Alzheimers disease and dementia in Dothan, Ala.
(Los Angeles Times)
• Tampa Bay Times TV critic Eric Deggans, raised this question on "Reliable Sources" yesterday about the Rev. Al Sharpton both covering and participating in the Trayvon Martin story.
(Mediabistro.com)
• SANFORD, Florida (WKMG) -- Rev. Al Sharpton spoke at a news conference with the family of Trayvon Martin about the investigation into Martins death and reacted to the police chief temporarily stepping down.
(10Connects.com)
• The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Tony Norman writes about MSNBC "PoliticsNation" anchor Al Sharpton, and how he has changed his opinion on him.
(Mediabistro.com)
• SANFORD, Fla. — The Rev. Al Sharpton, an MSNBC host and liberal political figure, riled up a mostly-black Sanford, Fla., crowd on Thursday night in the wake of the killing of 17-year-old student Trayvon Martin.
(Daily Caller)
• SANFORD, Fla. (AP) — Al Sharpton is mourning the death of his mother, but the civil rights leader says he is still coming to Florida to lead a rally for an unarmed black teen killed by a neighborhood watch captain.
(The Guardian)
• SANFORD, Fla. -- They came by the busload from Atlanta. They came by the carload from throughout Central Florida and the rest of the state. They came wearing hoodies. They carried signs. And Skittles. They came seeking justice for Trayvon Martin.
(Ogden Standard-Examiner)
• In 1960 Myron C. Fagan recorded his expose: The Illuminati and the Council on Foreign Relations, wherein he documents his invitation to a 1910 Banquet party for a play named The Melting Pot, by Israel Zangwill.
(CNN)