US consumers remain unfazed by flagging economy maybe because you keep telling them that prosperity is just around the corner

Judge's Media Interviews Crossed Line, Court Says if the capitalist defendent is caught red handed, blow the case by talking to the press

9 in 10 children have a mobile phone set your microwave to child

Current changes could cool UK if the gulf stream reroutes or disappears, cool is an understatement

Climate treaty gulf yawns wide now theyre aiming for 5 percent below 1990 levels. get a steel umbrella

Prudential, CSFB Tell What Their Analysts Own if only senators did

One big happy channel? free speech?

Big pay-offs to executives have irritated shareholders. layoffs for workers, payoffs for executives

Democrats demand global warming documents from White House: Bush spokesman Scott McLellan said the White House's OMB would "in the very near future" honor that obligation.

Missile defense major winner in Pentagon budget: We want to see what works, what doesn't work well fine, just spend all my money without asking me. at least you sold it to the europeans.

China, N. Korea hit with sanctions -- The Washington Times The right wing moonie paper moves the right wing mind another step towards war with China

Cheney Refuses Order for Energy Plan Secrets

Cheney Energy Task Force Under Investigation

Energy stocks' momentum slowing because their price fixing scams are busted

Bush has given the cream of his administration's jobs mostly to middle-aged, married, white males with government backgrounds you'd never know it looking at whose around him every time he gets on camera

S.U.V. Tire Defects Were Known in '96 but Not Reported

Syria's Assad Says Israel Could Cause Mideast War

Energy stocks' momentum slowing because their price fixing plot is busted

Cheney Refuses Order for Energy Plan Secrets More of the right wing returning "integrity" to the federal government.

Harris slams civil rights report The right wing bias of this moonie owned paper doesn't even attempt subtlety

Researchers develop mobile phone cancer theory

Merrill Shortfall Signals Slow Wall Street Recovery Assuming a recovery as they always do. Can't say they didn't warn you.

Cheney Refuses Order for Energy Plan Secrets I ask you. Did Clinton/Gore ever rise to this level of "integrity" in 8 years? These pigs haven't been in for a year yet. So far it's Cheney, Rove and O'Neill. Whose next? Will anybody ever get to Bush's SEC violations?

The bodies of many medieval Catholic saints and martyrs have resisted decay for centuriesSeveral long incisions streaked along her thighs; other, deeper cuts ran along her abdomen and chest. Clearly made after death, they had been sewn shut with a whipstitch in coarse black thread. Saint Margaret had been artificially mummified. Church fraud marches on

NAFTA Has Hurt Farmers: "If you reduce world trade barriers by a third, the world economy will grow by $600 billion," said Jim Dyke, spokesman for Commerce Secretary Donald Evans. But there's room in the Swiss bank accounts of 600 capitalists.

Yeti Hair Defies DNA Analysis ok, I admit I believe this one.

Bush Could Intervene in Labor Talks gee, on which side?

Physics' Big Puzzle Has Big Question - What Is Time?

New TWA 800 Video Leaves Pilots In 'Stunned Horror' details, particularly from angry TWA pilots, about the money trail and the inexplicable Pentagon visits of then TWA CEO Jeff Erickson. Said one TWA pilot. "90 percent of us believe there was a government cover-up."

Spymaster Montesinos captured, returned to Peru I guess he wrapped up his laundering business

A deadly batch of contaminated drugs circulating at an all-night rave yesterday killed a teenager and left two others critically ill. but if you have to contaminate it to make people sick, why is it illegal?

Us Cows: Sacred Or Mad? With 100 million head of cattle--and
the highest per-capita consumption of beef outside of Argentina--America could soon be revealed as the planet's biggest mad-cow sanctuary.

WTO rules U.S. export tax credit illegal capitalist domestic dispute

Treasury Secretary Sees 'Golden Age'

In a departure from its recent statements, the bureau says for the first time that "data normally considered by the committee indicate the possibility that a [US] recession began recently".
told ya

Paper Says Cheney's Firm Had Greater Iraq Dealings Than He Admitted You don't mean he exaGorated?

Pentagon Study Casts Doubt on Missile Defense Schedule

AIDS Epidemic Worse Than Feared - 'We Are Only At The Beginning...'

Russian Paratroopers Ready To Enter Macedonia

Pacific Remains Locked in Three-Year-Old Pattern The ten year oscillation meets the periodic el nino, but is it a normal cyclic pattern, or an unprecedented climate change?

Asia is moving towards the brink of environmental catastrophe. Asians' health, livelihoods, ecosystems and long-term economic development, it says, are at risk from "pervasive, accelerating and unabated" environmental degradation it doesn't take global warming to do the job

House rebuffs White House on Fla. drilling I'll believe it when I see it

U.S. May Demand More SUV Miles Per Gallon I'll believe it when I see it

E.P.A. to Issue Air Rules to Protect Park Vistas I'll believe it when I see it

Senator attacks 'protectionist' EU over GE deal while they protect their steel industry

Macedonia: next Balkan powderkeg

2 Courts Reject I.R.S. Efforts to Limit Tax Shelters

Three say company purposely cut power aint these capitalists clever?

Miami knowingly lied to investors that it was operating under a balanced budget for 1995. City officials also lied in telling investors there had been no significant change in Miami's fiscal health since its last financial reports in 1994. looks like ballots aint the only thing they cant count in florida

MAJOR SETBACK FOR MONSANTO AS INDIA REFUSES COMMERCIAL GROWING OF GENETICALLY ENGINEERED COTTON

optimism about a rapid recovery from the global downturn has begun to dissipate told you

Bigfoot tracks found in Canada

The WTO has ruled that a $4bn US tax break for exporters is in violation of international trade rules

Sara Lee pleads guilty in tainted meat case when a corporation kills fifteen people it's a misdemeanor

Turning Off The TV Cuts Children's Toy Requests

New Lethal Disease In India Remains Unidentified

Another Microsoft trial? they're concerned about Microsoft's plans for its Windows XP operating system as well as its new Internet-centric business strategy, which they described as "troubling."

As the Hague Conference Diplomatic Conference ends, the Internet and the Public Domain are at Risk

Russia, China Working on Cyber Warfare

Genetically modified canola becoming a weed that didn't take long

Fears are growing that Germany, Europe's largest economy, is slipping into a recession

Rambus guilty of fraud - May 9, 2001 company failed to disclose that it had applied for patents on certain memory-chip design elements even while it was participating in drafting a standard that employed them

US Senators lash out at EU while they protect their own steel industry, they bitch about European protectionism

Japan Puts Pressure On Brussels To Keep BSE Warning Under Wraps What you don't know will hurt you.

May Was Worst Month in at Least Two Decades May was the worst revenue month for major airlines in at least two decades Great. This should drive the Dow Jones up a few percent.

Beautiful Women. A psychological study in 1995 found that three minutes spent looking at a fashion magazine caused 70% of women to feel depressed, guilty, and shameful

Top UK Firms Relocate Internet Operations Deep Underground. You have to understand. Future wars will be fought by capitalists and anti-capitalists as society polarises. Which side are you on?

Taiwan Test-Fires Patriot Missiles War with China coming? Unprecedented casualties?

Walt Disney Studios chairman Peter Schneider stepped down today after a year and a half in the post. The move follows the poorer than expected performance of the company's two summer tentpole movies, Pearl Harbor, which has grossed $162.7 million to date, and Atlantis, which opened wide Friday to $20.3 million Has America finally found its crap movie limit?

Wall St. turns higher. I think people who are betting that the worst is over are being overly optimistic," Chuck Carlson, portfolio manager said. But others say missing any rally could be riskier than avoiding equities. I'm with Chuck Capitalist

Blackout Forecasts' Dark Side A new report by the United Seniors Assn. predicts that more than half a million elderly Californians could need hospitalization for heat-related ailments this summer.

Rand Report Warns Of Conflict With China Karl says that the only way they can get out of the coming global depression is war, and China is looking ripe for invasion. There's already a couple of hundred million people there with insufficient water and the north is turning into a desert. The global market can't sustain this kind of situation.

While O'Neill secures his own retirement by stepping over ethics, he gambles with my social security

As always with President Bush, it is difficult to determine whether that statement represents ignorance or deception. Perhaps he simply didn't notice that for his entire adult life, and long before he was born, the growth of the American economy was powered by regulated utilities whose prices and profits were entirely subject to government control. Karl Marx says "I told you so."

Fewer companies are controlling more information, dictating an ever-increasing amount of what the world reads, hears, and sees more from "mercedes divide" powell

Ford Motor Co. is replacing Firestone tires with other brands that fail more often those capitalists are always thinking

Companies charged in Internet pyramid scheme the nasdaq pyramid?

Cheney Spurns GAO Request Ah voted publican to restore integritee to the govment

Andersen, one of the "Big Five" professional services firms, on Tuesday agreed to pay $7m to settle allegations of audit fraud no jail time

Scientists urge large test of storing carbon dioxide in ocean Dissolved carbon dioxide could slightly increase the acidity of the water, they found, and an experiment would show whether that injured fish and other life forms.

US Now Says 203 Deaths Linked To Firestone Tires the explorer buzzes past mcveigh and is gaining on aliwali

Big oil accused of cutting output to up profit / Senate gets industry memos from mid-'90s

New strategy proposed for national forests Critics: Bush's ideas, if implemented, would harm wildlife, favor timbering

Looking to funds for the rebound. There are plenty of reasons for optimism. Inflation remains low, which historically is great news for financial assets, such as stocks and bonds. Second, the economy still has considerable strength in many sectors outside of technology. Third, many analysts think that the Federal Reserve's decision to sharply lower interest rates since the start of this year has set the stage for a strong rebound in the economy. Meanwhile, historians will tell you that the stock market generally recovers before the economy. If that's the case, a recovery could be just around the corner. I say not

Norton tabs Pearce, Toohey "This is a love fest for the oil industry...Clearly (Norton's) main priority is to help the oil industry."

Ethics of Key Bush Officials Targeted

A court-ordered fine owed by a group that contained some of the state's most wealthy citizens remains unpaid, and with the group disbanded and its bank account empty, it appears doubtful the money ever will be collected

Republican Connection to Ads Blaming Davis for Calif. Crisis Decried

Wall St. Advocacy Group Gets White House Help

Bush's sweatshop nominee

the plum legal jobs in the Bush administration are going to attorneys who pursued scandal allegations against the Clinton administration or served on the GOP legal team in the Florida recount did they start counting their new salaries before or after counting ballots?

A private intelligence firm with close links to MI6 spied on environmental campaign groups to collect information for oil companies, including Shell and BP

Not since the Egyptians incurred the wrath of God have so many locusts had their day. A billion-strong army is on the move, stretching far beyond the more normal swarming grounds of Africa and the Middle East

scroll down for progress on the Rove investigation: dems take the high road with our money again

Lott wants GOP to "fix" patients' bill of rights like they fixed welfare; like they're gonna fix public education; like I fixed my cat

Bush confident in Rove's ethics Where's the televised hearings?

Bush Energy Foe Sen. Boxer Invested In Cheney's Company You can't serve two masters

US Army Operated Secretly in Congo Surprise!

American Taxpayers Alliance TV Ads to Attack Calif. Gov. Davis on Energy hundreds of corporations have contributed money to the anti-Davis effort, including Reliant Energy, the Houston-based company Davis singled out for criticism last month for alleged price-gouging. Why do corporations have to hide themselves under the title "American Taxpayers?"

The SEC is investigating whether four companies misled investors about alternative presentations that make profits look better by excluding some costs Let's hope they do a better job than they did on Bush

Tulsa Co. Made SoCal Energy Plants Cut Output - Result: $1 Billion In Profits Thank God capitalism still lives in America

FCC Chairman Michael Powell Is Making Waves When asked about the digital divide he said: "I think there's a Mercedes divide. I'd like one, but I can't afford it." Oh can't he?

ScienceDaily Magazine -- Global Warming Natural, May End Within 20 Years, Says Ohio State University Researcher "viewpoint" article in the current issue of the journal Chemical Innovation, published by the American Chemical Society.

"Techno coolies" crowd Indian call centers

Young addicts in Yekaterinburg are beaten with leather belts then chained to their beds while they detoxify. Some claim it is a regime based on sadism

Tax cut puts Social Security at risk

US 'planned nuclear first strike on Russia' Maybe the Russians have a reason to be suspicious

Ethics of Key Bush Officials Targeted Will Republican ethics ever be as well known as Monica?

Inflation in the developed world rose to its highest level for over seven years in May, fuelling fears that this year's wave of interest-rate cutting by central banks, led by the US Federal Reserve, may set off a surge in inflation

Torture -- As American as Apple Pie

US steps in over EU opposition to GE deal

$2.14 billion in damage estimated: city's biggest disaster ever

Bank of Japan chief Masaru Hayami said he sees no need to lend further support to the economy, which unexpectedly shrank in the first quarter, rebuffing calls by senior politicians to help avert a recession.

Wide Use Of Child Soldiers - 'Fearless Killing, Unthinking Obedience'

ECB Cuts Growth Forecast, Raises Inflation Estimate

More And More Strep Infections Resistant To Drugs With the exception of what happened with staphylococcus aureus and penicillin resistance in the early 1940s, what's happened with antibiotic resistance to S. pneumoniae in the US in the last decade is without precedent

Did Karl Rove violate ethics laws? more republicans restoring integrity to the government

Pollution feared as insects turn pink

Several hundred demonstrators gathered outside the gates to jeer and wave placards proclaiming “Save the Climate, Stop Star Wars” and “Death Penalty Equals Murder” and he's not even their president. he has to sell them missile defense when they aren't the ones who have to buy it

Energy Execs Gain Millions in Stock Sales What's the difference between profiteering and capitalism anyway?

Venezuela Confirms Foot-And-Mouth

The world's largest economy is in the middle of anything but a rebound from a 10-month slump, the Federal Reserve reported told you so

Traders in the cash and futures markets expect the Federal Reserve will lower its target interest rate to 3.5 percent by August, a level not seen since April 1994 be nice to the rates you meet on the way up

FERC Likely to Expand Power Price Controls time to close the barn door

More Bush admin conflicts of interests If this were the Clinton administration and it was somebody who worked for Hillary or Bill, then Karl Rove himself would be denouncing it in the loudest terms possible

'Ali' Extras Feel Sucker-Punched 100 million dollar movie promised money to Mozambiquan extras which was not forthcoming

What about retarded criminals? If they're dumber than the jury, they're still smarter than the president

Top tech salaries down for first time since 1985 37%. Academia don't look quite so bad anymore.

Working poor won't get tax rebate checks More breaking news about the tax plan

GOP weighs creating House seat for North -- The Washington Times This paper, now owned by the Moonies, refers to North as a hero to many and seems unaware of any legal problems he may have had.

Viacom (which owns the CBS) president says would be interested in NBC

Particulate Pollution May Trigger Heart Attacks

US economy faces hard landing congratulations

Holes found in foster care files we shall leave no child behind (if we can find their records)

The Works feature he watched as $4m was wiped off the value of his share options when the share price of his fledgling company, that sells software for managing customer relationships, fell from $100 to around $2. Even his 401K, the private retirement vehicle that has largely replaced company pensions, lost some 40 per cent of its value.

Mines near Grand Canyon? Some say it's likely if Bush gets his way you think it's grand now?

California Appellate Justice Conflicted in Oil Class Action owned both stock and bonds in defendant Exxon while the case was pending

California Appellate Justice Conflicted in Oil Class Action

The two online ventures were launched in April to sell music downloads from the internet to customers. MusicNet involves AOL Time Warner, Bertelsmann and EMI, with technology provided by RealNetworks, the US software group. Duet combines Vivendi Universal with Sony to offer music through Yahoo!, the leading web portal. The Commission said it was investigating whether the deals involved anti-competitive agreements between the companies. The same pig corporations pissing and moaning about Napster

California Paying Hundreds of Millions Over Market for Power Williams hires expert traders and ``has made a significant investmentin technology and modeling,'' company spokeswoman Paula Hall-Collins said. ``If the state doesn't have those types of investments, it's unlikely they would be able to trade as effectively.''

In his first comprehensive explanation for his rejection of the UN's Kyoto Protocol on climate change, Mr Bush said the pact was "fatally flawed in fundamental ways." Oh look, alliteration.

A SPEED CAMERA ON EVERY CORNER IN LONDON

The world’s largest mobile telephone manufacturers have been patenting devices to reduce the risk of brain tumours among users while rejecting claims of any health hazards. I'd like to microwave your brain but I can't get close enough. You mind holding this?

Turner Blasts Bush on Environment Another rich guy surprised at capitalism

Bush expands global warming research We're going to study the issue as soon as we bail out the Houston labs

At Least Half Million Probably Have AIDS In Caribbean

The plague abettors As a result of the obstruction of testing, reporting, contact tracing and infection-site closing by gay leaders and their allies in the Democratic Parties that controlled these cities, public health officials could not warn communities in the path of the epidemic -- in fact, were not able to find out what that path was. As a result by the end of the first decade of AIDS, Hispanics were 14 percent of those infected and blacks were 26 percent. A decade later Hispanics were 19 percent of those infected and blacks an astounding 45 percent.

Recovering Earth Book says ecosystem is recovering, but 1)admits global warming 2)says "only" 15% of rain forest gone (how long until 50%?) 3)says acid rain did not destroy forests as predicted in the 80's, but does kill lake life. I guess we'll see.

Canada's orchards bruised by lack of bees

Conspiracy theories in Kathmandu

China warns Koizumi against visit to shrine: Most Japanese prime ministers have stayed away from the shrine in recent decades, because it is viewed as a focal point for Japanese right-wing groups.

More Rain Forecast for Flooded Texas "It's bad, it is a disaster," Brown said late Saturday after touring the city by helicopter. "We do have a real problem."

U.N., U.S. at odds over housing as a 'right'

Break down of tax plan by income level

Bush's tax plan and the EPA

Could Bush's Tax Cut Spark a Trade Crisis?

Texas Floods Caused by Remnants of Tropical Storm Stall Thousands on Highways, Force Scores From Homes

In a Shift, White House Cites Global Warming as a Problem but gave little clue as to what it intended to do about it.

93% Of Canadians Demand GE Food Labels

Microsoft has become more pessimistic about the timing of high-speed broadband access, and expects it to take more than five years to reach 50 per cent penetration levels in developed countries

Investors see a possible conflict of interest in Lehman's ``strong buy'' rating on Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. because the firm underwrote a $210 million stock sale in February and is a big holder of the company's shares.

HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS FOUND IN CHILDCARE AND HOUSE PRODUCTS PVC

1,000 Due Pink Slips at Disneym...i...c ya!

Honeywell International Inc. shares fell 4.6 percent, the largest drop in two months, on concern demands from European antitrust regulators may derail the company's takeover by General Electric Co. Silly Europeans still think mammoth transnational monopolies are dangerous

German industrial production unexpectedly fell for a second straight month in April, the third report this week showing Europe's largest economy is slowing. more unexpected news to come

Many members of Congress, who might otherwise reject trade promotion authority, want protection for the steel industry. Free trade; free for us

Panel rejects Bush plan on endangered species: House Republicans shot down a proposal restricting the ability of environmental groups to get plants and animals added to the endangered species list. Nothing strange here. Republicans always support protection measures.

Blair's landslide portends a more homogenized Europe. How American and British political realities have mirrored each other the past few decades

About 50 people are suing beryllium producer Brush Wellman Inc. of Cleveland for allegedly conspiring with the federal government to hide the metal's dangers

Sony reprimands two ad execs for bogus blurbs reprimand for fraud?

Aluminum sliding: By delaying his sale of the stock, O'Neill could have reaped a $62 million windfall.

Panel Tells Bush Global Warming Is Getting Worse

US Holds Up Release of Reagan Papers

PG&E defends request for bonuses

cruel Muslim regimes abuse the people of the Middle East

Businesses vie for blackout exemptions: The PUC must decide who should be spared, and the applicant list is very long. unplug Hollywood

CNN has settled a lawsuit brought by the second of two former producers fired for their rle in reporting a 1998 story that accused the U.S. military of using nerve gas on Vietnam War-era defectors. But did they or didn't they?

AIDS Now 'Most Devastating Epidemic In History' - But Far Worse To Come

House Democrats urge Dan Burton to investigate Dick Cheney's energy task force which met privately with major Republican donors in formulating the Bush administration's energy policy

Top Bush Adviser Moves to Sell Stocks

Raytheon Overpricing Shows Pentagon Negotiating Flawed

Anti-Fraud Agency Fakes Documents

Gov. Jeb Bush's administration has quietly -- and without legal authority, some Republican lawmakers say-- given a $10 million tax break to an influential industry that's been generous with campaign money.

Utilities Hire Ex-Chairman of G.O.P. to try to fend off clean-air lawsuits from the federal government.s

For a few, tax bill delivers special breaks Beneficiaries had help in Congress

McCain Tax Bill Would Save Corporate Contributors Millions

House Dems attack campaign reform measure Farr is not happy with McCain-Feingold. Raising the hard money limit to $2,000 and providing millionaires’ loopholes are all unreform actions and not reform.

Euro Falls on Concern Europe's Economy Will Continue to Weaken

Doctors Flee Zimbabwe As AIDS Crisis Widens Doctors in government service typically earn $550 to $1,100 a month in Zimbabwe, and nurses from $350 to $500

AT&T, Lucent Cutbacks Shake Up New Jersey Real Estate Market

AOL argues that the integration of many new features into Windows XP - including instant messaging, software for audio and video streaming and digital photography - amounts to an unfair form of "bundling".

Has The Ultimate Cancer Cure Been Found In India?

Pink slip blues

Time-AOL merger is eroding news values: Mindless celebrity news promoted at the expense of in-depth analysis is increasingly prevalent and is in danger of becoming the
norm

U.S. agency's actions invited power disaster

Congress needs to be open to public scrutiny | Ralph Nader

GE Aircraft Units May Limit Competition With Purchase, EC Says

Army Corps Seeks to Relax Wetlands Rules

First clone of Jersey cow dies

Goldman Sachs's Paulson, Others Sued by Shareholders Over IPOs

Fla. Vote Rife With Disparities, Study Says Gore won

AES, Williams Under Antitrust Investigation, AES Says

Oil firms: Excessive profits? They probably don't think so

Final Hubble answer reveals universe's vitals

NY Birds Dying By The Hundreds - But NOT From West Nilepost- mortems on up to 250 birds a day have uncovered a surprise: More birds are dying of pesticides, herbicides and lead.

Corrupt journalists, avaricious PR firms and powerful companies with hidden agendas - the underbelly of the media. In a market where money has replaced ideology, how can we know that what we see, read, or hear are facts and not advertisements?

Indochina likely to be first in primate extinction Guess who's last?

Sunoco expects to beat 2Q estimates but ask them why their gas costs $2 a gallon and they'll point you to the greedy environmentalists

Lebanese army fires at Israeli planes

Argentina swaps $29bn in bonds Essentially, the deal amounts to an enormous bet. If Argentina is able to restart its economy, it will be viewed in years to come as a price worth paying; if not it will be seen as an extremely expensive way to postpone the inevitable.

Berlusconi's support for Bush on Kyoto creates rift in EU

Mugabe's Men On The Run From Witchcraft We fear the hand of Lucifer is at work

The Reviewer Who Wasn’t There
David Manning of The Ridgefield Press
is one of Columbia Pictures’ most reliable
reviewers, praising Heath Ledger of “A Knight’s
Tale” as “this year’s hottest new star!” and
saluting “The Animal” as “another winner!” The
studio plastered Manning’s raves over at least
four different movie advertisements, including
“Hollow Man” and “Vertical Limit.” But
Manning’s own life story should be called
“Charade,” because he doesn’t exist.

Key Bush Energy advisers Reveal Large Enron Holdings!

Great Barrier Reef Being Poisoned To Death By Chemicals it matters

Peruvian elections: "We expect a close contest," said Alfredo Torres of polling firm Apoyo. "Many people don't want to say who they will vote for. They might say they expect to back one candidate but in the voting booth it could be the other." Just like Florida

For the past eight weeks, investors looked beyond the expected plunge in profits for this quarter and next. Not any longer

You are being watchedBritain, which now has more than 1.5 million closed-circuit television cameras in
its streets, parks and buildings is the most-watched country on Earth, although Germany and the US are catching up fast.

Bush's stealth tactics threaten anti-smoking gains

Human Factor Was at Core Of Vote FiascoGore won; the Republicans rigged it

Sen. John Breaux inserted a provision in the huge tax-cut bill Congress approved last week that could mean millions of dollars in tax savings for a multimillionaire New Jersey commodities broker with long-standing ties to the Louisiana Democrat and to the national partyLet's hear it for the two party system

Investors are too optimistic that advertising sales will rebound later this year and fuel further gains for the stocks of newspaper publishers

report that President Franklin D. Roosevelt requested the national office of the American Red Cross to send medical supplies secretly to Pearl Harbor in advance of the 7 December 1941 Japanese attack is beginning to look much more feasible.

Atlantic salmon are disappearing from the rivers of America and Europe

The networks and Associated Press decide to stick with Voter News Service, cited as the culprit for last November's election night screw-ups

As Euro Sags, Japan May Be First to Act

Certain brokers ``may have failed to ensure that they had reasonable grounds, based upon information available about the offerings and the facts known about each customer, for believing that the recommendations were suitable''

AIDS infection back at '80s level

Daewoo union protests GM bid

brutal combination of business savvy, legal warfare and simple cartel power, the Big Five record labels have maneuvered the digital distribution industry into their control.

Arizona blackouts possible

Brazil May Face Rolling Blackouts

Bush's own zero tolerance law has daughters in trouble

Jeffords gets guards after death threats

Arafat Warns of Israeli War