Friday - December 26, 2008 - The New Quid Pro Quo in Afghanistan: Viagra for Intel, Happiest Dog in the Whole USA on Christmas Day

WARNING! Hazardous Winter Weather Outlook (8 to 12 inches of snow) for Central New York, Southeastern New York and Northeast Pennsylvania

Infrastructure dream back on the table: Anaheim to Las Vegas train doesn't have to be maglev

The Fort Myers-Cape Coral market saw a 64 percent jump in Realtor assisted sales for single-family homes in November, but the median sales price for single-family homes declined 53 percent to $106,100 in November, down from $228,100 a year ago.

British economists predict their housing prices will fall another 10% in 2009

Asia marks Fourth Tsunami Anniversary

The EIU votes Vancouver, B.C. as the No. 1 Best City in the World to live

Lawsuit filed over the use of the words "Conch Republic"

Progressives peeved with many of Obama's appointments

Israel has opened border crossings with the Gaza Strip to allow humanitarian aid to enter the supply-starved Palestinian territory.

Tension between 2 nuclear powers grows: Pakistan taking troops away from the Afghan border to send to the border with India

Once Trusted Mortgage Pioneers, Now Pariahs

Obama drops in on Marine Corps Base Hawaii

'Death midwife' as funeral alternative

CIA dispenses Viagra to Afghan warlords who, loving the diamond blue pills, tell the CIA everything about Taliban movements.

The Happiest Dog in the Whole USA on Christmas Day (play video above)

British animal activists guilty in hate campaign which employed blackmail and other dark tactics

Tear gas kills five in packed Peruvian nightclub

Mike Connell, the chief IT consultant to Karl Rove, reportedly asked for protective custody from the government before he died.

Hobbyists are trying genetic engineering at home

NBA Scores, Schedules and Standings

LA Lakers stop Boston Celtics 19 game winning streak cold 92-83

3 Chinese ships join other countries in patrolling coast off Somalia to control pirates

7 Islamic militants with large cache of explosives arrested in Bangladesh

Western USA digs out from Christmas storms

Christmas day spent camped out in airports for many

U.S. Embassy in Seoul has received a package containing a suspicious white powder

"'Tis the season for losing your job" by Rodger Rafter on Motley Fool board

Snowzilla comes back from the dead

JAPANESE AUTO PRODUCTION MARKS WORST DROP IN 41 YEARS

A former Utah state trooper named as a suspect in several Dallas-area roadway shootings died Wednesday night.