President Barack Obama's approval rating has hit its highest point in two years - 60 percent - and more than half of Americans now say he deserves to be re-elected, according to an Associated Press-GfK poll taken after U.S. forces killed al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden.
In worrisome signs for Republicans, the president's standing improved not just on foreign policy but also on the economy, and independent Americans - a key voting bloc in the November 2012 presidential election - caused the overall uptick in support by sliding back to Obama after fleeing for much of the past two years.
Comfortable majorities of the public now call Obama a strong leader who will keep America safe. Nearly three-fourths - 73 percent - also now say they are confident that Obama can effectively handle terrorist threats. And he improved his standing on Afghanistan, Iraq and the United States' relationships with other countries.
Despite a sluggish recovery from the Great Recession, 52 percent of Americans now approve of Obama's stewardship of the economy, giving him his best rating on that issue since the early days of his presidency; 52 percent also now like how he's handling the nation's stubbornly high 9 percent unemployment.
Impressions of the nation's fiscal outlook have improved following last Friday's positive jobs report, which showed American companies are on a hiring spree. More people now say that the economy got better in the past month and that it's likely to continue doing so in the coming year

Laila Ali Lauches New Hair and skin care line

Knockout Laila Ali continues to show the range of her talents. The new mom is known for the boxing skills she inherited from her famous dad, but outside of the ring she's in touch with her feminine side and recently launched a hair care and skincare line. Her skincare line Laila Ali Derm Essentials and hair care line Laila Ali Professionals are made of 100 percent organic materials and specifically created for women of color. This brings new ideas of organic products to the African American community, which we have less of. The hair products are all professional grade quality and sulfate-free so that your hair won't be stripped of moisture. As African American woman our hair needs moisture to not look so dry and damaged. Both lines are budget friendly, priced from $13 to $18, and all of the products are currently available online now, but are scheduled to hit drugstores this fall. Treat yourself to an age defying cream, tone equalizer, ultra-hydrating body lotion and daily face wash and moisturizer, or choose from a wide range of hair care products including a curl defining gel, purifying shampoos and repairing conditioners in the lines. For a woman with a strong career chose, Laila Ali sure knows how to market her feminine side and with class and elegance. With Her low price line and her verity of items I’m sure that her produces will be a great seller.