Week of Dec. 25, 2010 thru Jan. 1, 2011

Disney Tackles Major Theme Park Problem: Lines

Governor Chris Christie Slammed For Staying In Disney World During Devastating Snow Storm

Buenos Aires is 'noisiest city' in region, study says

92 Year Old Man Chews Through Restraining Tape After Home Robbery

The Rolling Stone article which may have ended the career of "The Dark Lord of Coal Country"

Iraq Prime Minister says US troops must go next year as planned

Tired of his state's time being wasted, Hawaii's new governor, who knew Obama's parents and knew Barack when he was a child, wants to set Birthers straight

Weekend of Christmas 2010

Obama visits with Marines in Hawaii

After Attack, Pakistan Confronts Challenge of Burqa-Clad Bombers

Eastern United States braced for winter storm

8 American Tourists Killed in a Bus Crash in Egypt

Miami Heat dominates Lakers in Los Angeles

The 10 most promising findings of 2010

12 wacky winter sports

Adrienne Nicole Martin Death Brings August Busch IV Into Headlines

Fresh US diplomatic cables released via Wikileaks suggest governments have pressed the US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) to extend wiretapping services.

Marvel: One of the Fantastic Four to Die

30,000-year-old girl's pinkie points to new early human species

NEANDERTHAL RELATIVE BRED WITH HUMANS: A previously unknown Siberian group, the Denisovans, left fingerprints in some humans' DNA.

Napolitano Scolds Reporter for Airing Complaints of Dead Border Agent's Family

North Korea 'ready for sacred war' with the South

New study suggests almonds may help reduce risk of type 2 diabetes and heart disease

Counterterror Officials: Terror Chatter on the Rise During Holiday Travel Season

6 to stand trial in Calif. homecoming gang rape

Snows Delay European Air, Rail Travel for Fourth Day

What Christ Looked Like

Huge South Korea Drill Likely to Infuriate North

We're looking for a serial killer, Philadelphia authorities say

Barbour defends comments on race, but is the damage done to his potential 2012 bid?

Strangers in the night: Lunar eclipse, solstice meet again

A foreigner's guide to American Culture

Thieves Set Off Mexico Pipeline Blast: Could It Happen in US?

Culture of cruelty: Feds bury Border Patrol abuses of immigrants

The $300-a-Pound Food Just Waiting to Be Dug Up

Why I Chucked My Mormon Faith and Became an Atheist

Saturday & Sunday, Nov. 27-28, 2010

The way "Black Friday" got its name

Boca Raton woman jumps off I-95 overpass and lives

Blame Rupert! Canada Soon To Get Their Daily Dose Of Fox's Misinformation, Disinformation and Unfactual Opinion Sold As News

Faux Pas Committed by Faux News: The Onion Outfoxes Conservative Moutpiece Fox "News"

Miami man charged for assault eventhough cellphone video showss he was just trying to cover his head from repeated blows to the head by Police before he passed out

Come on Texas, lay off the native son: Willie Nelson busted for 6 ounces of pot on his tour bus

Bombmaker's bail at $5 million as authorities call off current search of the biggest bomb making factory in US History . . . too dangerous . . . blasting caps, chemicals, grenades and more

Smashmouth! President Obama gets 12 stitches in mouth after physical basketball game at the White House

Week of September 13 - 19, 2010

Technique, air controller's phone call cited in fatal plane crash

Tea Party Coups: O'Donnell for Senate in Delaware, Paladino for New York Governor

The 3,000 Mile Oil Change Is Pretty Much History

Tebow gets light work in debut as Jags top Broncos

Hurricane Igor Strengthens To Category 4 While Tropical Storm Julia Forms

Kashmir riots over Qur'an 'burning' leave 13 dead

Week of September 6, 2010

Tropical Storm Hermine crosses into Texas

Colorado wildfire destroys dozens of homes

The Associated Press is rumbling about making people pay for "fair use" of their words on Internet postings

Afghans protest US church's plans to burn Quran

Thousands of Indonesian Muslims plan to protest outside American embassy on September 11 against planned burning of Qurans in America

General Petraeus Warns Christians That Their Planned Quran Burning Will Endanger Troops In Afghanistan

The Crime That Shames The World - "Honor" Killings Of Women Across The World

Must Read: From Wired Magazine "The Web Is Dead. Long Live The Internet!"

President Obama pushes for $50 Billion overhaul of roadways, runways, railways and the crumbling air traffic control system

Dozens More Feared Dead While Inter-American Highway Is Cut In Fresh Guatemalan Landslide

Bosnian Police Track Down Teenage Girl Filmed Throwing Yelping Puppies Into Raging River

Perceived Value: The Rip Off Scheme At Schools Of Higher Education

Two ex-sex slaves take out Washington Post ads telling how they were sold at truckstops through Craigslist ads; Leader of anti-sex slavery group calls CEO of Craigslist a "pimp"

If current Mayor of D.C. is voted out in November, the current politically charged and critically acclaimed head of the D.C. schools, Michelle Rhee, may be out of a job and her revolution may hit a brick wall

Week of August 30 - September 5, 2010

Need cash? Make extra money online

Kat Von D Declares Jesse James Her Man

Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for the Weekend September 4-5, 2010

Governor Haley Barbour (R-MS)tries to write Southern racism out of modern history

Jerry Lewis: I'd smack Lindsay Lohan in the mouth

Was Nebraska Couple's Murder Revenge or Random? Two Sets of Suspects Confess to Grisly Double Murder; CSI Investigator Accused of Planting Evidence

Why God Did Not Create the Universe: There is a sound scientific explanation for the making of our world—no gods required

Mayor: Quake hit city 'like an iceberg'

All signs point to continuing Las Vegas exodus

6 US Soldiers Quarantined In Turkey After Anthrax Scare

Extra has skull sliced open on set of "Transformers 3"

Louisiana: Blowout Preventer Is Removed

Protesters hurl eggs, shoes at Tony Blair

Breaking: Another rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico reported at 11:11 AM EST Thursday

Wow -- the Eyewear Industry Is an Incredible Ripoff, But There Are Alternatives

Sports gamblers getting BlackBerry app in Nevada

California wildfire sparked by errant golfer's swing

(AP Photo/Rob Carr)

The Big Picture Blog: Remembering Katrina Five Years Ago

Hurricane Earl forces evacuation of Ocracoke Island, NC

One of Obama's Social Security Slasher Wannabes Threatens Small Town with Nuclear Annihilation

Californians will vote this fall on legalizing marijuana and the measure has a real shot at passing

Drunk In New York: Blackout Drinker Loses $1.3 Piece Of Art

State of Virginia's Attorney General Possessed By His Personal Opinions Which He's Trying To Force On Virginia Voters

The three things your auto insurance company does not want you to know

People Of Walmart - Parenting Fail At America's Favorite Superstore

Calif. Doctor Gets Stuck in Boyfriend's Chimney, Dies

Week of August 23 - 29, 2010

WSJ: Photos for the Day - August 27, 2010

Watchworld: Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for the Weekend of August 28-29, 2010

US Birth Rate Lowest Sets A Record With Its Lowest Level In 100 Years

Video of the Trapped Chilean Miners Stirs a Country’s Emotions

Man Released From Mass. Prison After Serving Time for Beating Death of Fellow Hockey Dad

Why I Smashed An iPad With A Sledgehammer

The Big Picture Blog: Russia In Color, A Century Ago

Tiger Plays Year's Best Round, Day After Elin Speaks Out

Report: 90,000 Inmates Sexually Victimized In US Prisons

What's Popular Around the World?

Japanese Atomic-Bomb Survivors May Offer Clues on Cancer Treatment Risks

Building a Nation of Know-Nothings

Rare "Fire Tornado" filmed in Brazil (video)

Watchworld Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for August 26, 2010

NFL Moving Forward With 18 Game Season

Cabbie: ‘Are You Muslim?’ Leads To Night Of Horror

On Doomed Rig's Last Day, a Divisive Change of Plan
Why Is The Us Government Protecting BP?

3 Million older Jeep Cherokees investigated for gas tanks which might explode

2 days of food stretched more than 2 weeks in mine; 33 trapped Chilean miners might not be freed until Christmas, rescuers say

Somali Militants Storm Hotel, 31 Dead Includes MPs

Mosquito traps are tempting, but are they worth it?

Newly discovered microbe chowing down on spilled oil in the Gulf

Hands on: TSA tests 'enhanced patdowns'

Meek (D), Rubio (R) win primaries; face Crist (I) in hot Florida Senate race

Primaries 2010: Senator John McCain (R-AZ) Crushes Conservative Challenger

Hurricane Danielle strengthens in Atlantic

LA unveils $578M school, costliest in the nation

Philadelphia requiring bloggers to pay $300 for a business license

Philippines police: Authorities botched hostage rescue

Thousands of dead fish surface at mouth of Mississippi River

Miss Mexico crowned Miss Universe 2010

32 years later, woman to try Cuba-Keys swim again

No arrests yet in theft of gold bar from Key West museum

Did the CIA dose an entire French town with LSD 60 years ago?

Last week it was eggs . . . this week contaminated deli meat which can cause death is recalled

Is Your Favorite Ice Cream Made With Monsanto's Artificial Hormones?

Watchworld Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Creatine a Culprit in Oregon High School Football Team's Compartment Syndrome Cases?

Health: Drinking water right before meals helps lose weight

Highway jam enters its 9th day, spans 100km

Blogger beware: Postings can lead to lawsuits

Gulf of Mexico's Fish Beachings May Be Increasing Because of BP Oil Spill

Watchworld's Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for August 23, 2010

Men Wear Bras So Women Can Go Topless

Social Security Turns 75: Democrats Celebrate While Tea Party Republicans Grab the Ax
WSJ Photo Journal : Photos for the Day - August 20, 2010

Muzique Says "No Fat Girls": Does Club Have Right to Discriminate?

Muscular Dystrophy Gene Riddle Cracked, May Lead to Treatments

Bodies of four decapitated men found hanging from bridge in Mexico

The Atlantic Monthly: "The Point Of No Return" - Israel Is Getting Ready To Bomb Iran

More than 80 arrested at Los Angeles rave party

33 Trapped Chilean Miners Alive After 17 Days

Private American Contractors In Afghanistan Accused Of Terrorist, Mafia Like Activity By Afghanistan's President

Working moms make less than single women in the workforce

Fallout of Hate Is Spreading Across America from "Ground Zero"

U.S. Military Intervention in Africa: The New Blueprint for Global Domination

Week of August 16 - August 22, 2010

Iran unveils long-range drone to counter "aggressors"

At least 4 people injured in suspected Arizona biker shootout

Mystery Illness Strikes 12 High School Football Players

69% of America: Rescind Bush tax cuts on rich

Iran prepares to start up first nuclear reactor

Key West: Gold Bullion Bar Stolen From Mel Fisher Museum Worth $500,000

Meanwhile, one bar in Key West is packed every Wednesday Night while the town is dead (do not open this link at work)

A 'spine-for-a spine': Saudi criminal faces having spinal cord severed after paralysing victim with meat cleaver

Moon is shrinking, say astronomers

WikiLeaks founder accused of rape, molestation in Sweden

Self-Styled 'Bonnie and Clyde' Fugitives John McCluskey and Casslyn Welch Nabbed

15 Things You Shouldn't Be Paying For

Troops say they were punished for skipping Christian concert

Green leafy veg 'may cut diabetes risk'

WSJ Photo Journal - Photos for the Day, Aug. 19, 2010

The Rev. Franklin Graham Says President Obama was 'Born a Muslim'

Second egg recall issued to Iowa farm: Salmonella Egg Recall Now Reaches 480 Million Eggs; 2,000 Report Illness

Egg Farm Owner in Recall Known for Violations

Food Safety Modernization Act Controversy For Small Farms

Laser Jet Preps for Saturday Missile Shootdown

Live Below Your Means: 15 Things You Should Not Be Paying For

If you are hyper-tensive, don't do this

The Point of No Return

Florida Sting Nabs 15 Men Looking for Sex With Children

Bed Bug Infestation Is Scaring Millions Of Americans

Week of August 9 - August 15, 2010

WSJ Photo Journal - Photos for the Day, August 10, 2010

Hillary for Vice President?

Taco Bell Hell: 155 cases of salmonella already reported from vegetables served at Mexican food chain

JetBlue Flight Attendant Who Flipped Is Folk Hero

News at 11: How Climate Change Affects You

Days of Rage -- The Noxious Transformation of the Conservative Movement into a Rabid Fringe

Watchworld: Business/Economic/Housing/Layoffs/Hiring News

Obama Approves Billions for Teachers, Cops in Cash-Strapped States

New 'superbug' found in UK hospitals

China landslide: More than 700 people confirmed dead

But Will It Make You Happy? Getting Off The Mindless Consumption Treadmill

Gulf Coast Fishermen Challenge US Government Over Dispersants

Environmentalists rejoice . . . EPA requires cleanup of mercury from cement plants

Tropical depression in the Gulf may develop into tropical storm as it brings heavy rains in South Florida for past two days

Rand Paul threatens to sue over kidnap/bong story

New test is 100% accurate in who will get Alzheimer's

Former Senator Ted Stevens Is Killed in a Plane Crash

Tom Tomorrow Cartoon: "Reality? Who Needs It?"

Escaped convict and his jail springing fiancee will not "go down lightly"

Angry JetBlue Flight Attendant Flees Plane at JFK Airport via Emergency Slide

Horseplay on pleasure boat results in four drownings


Definition for today - Oligarchy [ol-i-gahr-kee]
–noun, plural -chies.

1. a form of government in which all power is vested in a few persons or in a dominant class or clique; government by the few.

2. a state or organization so ruled.

3. the persons or class so ruling.

Week of August 2 - August 8, 2010

WSJ Photo Journal: Pictures for the Day, August 4, 2010

Carnival cancels ‘shoot a dart at Obama’ game

Dangerous Heat Wave Bakes 18 States From Texas To New York

On Facebook, wife learns of husband's 2nd wedding

Bowls of Human Fingers and Teeth Found in Mayan Tomb

Florida man kills friend, drinks his blood

Body of Arizona Toddler Emmett Trapp Found Mile From Home

Prop 8 judge to religious believers: It's not about you

Is Fox News really "Mendacious News"?

EXCLUSIVE: Fannie and Freddie's Foreclosure Barons

Watchworld Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for August 5, 2010

Man killed at anti-violence event

WSJ Photo Journal: Pictures for the Day, August 3, 2010

Technologically, gushing gulf oil well has finally been brought to heel

In a Country Where 1 in 4 Beers Sold Is a Bud Light, Microbrews Are Showing Promising Growth

Iran's Ahmadinejad survives blast near motorcade

The death of the phone call

Missouri voters overwhelmingly vote "NO" to Federal healthcare requirement that workers must by healthcare insurance or be penalized

Girlfriend of shooter says he was recipient of racial harrassment
45 Minutes of Terror: Liquor delivery man chases employees throughout warehouse kills 8 and then takes own life

Feds admit to collecting naked body scans from various checkpoints

Charlie Crist (I) still leads in Florida Senate race

Ted Nugent blasted by posters on Motley Fool thread

The Republican Right: From Neo-Cons to Crazy-Cons

Week of July 26 - August 1, 2010

Calcium supplements linked to heart attacks

Dell Computer rep puts woman's nude pictures up on Internet and demands ransom to take them down

SEC's Wyly brothers charges may depress GOP donations - Agency charges billionaires with fraud; creating $550 mln in illegal stock profits

Teens allegedly beat immigrant to death, recorded it

Teen Huffs AC Refrigerant, Dies

Natural gas causes building to explode in LA, killing one

Petite passenger kicked off flight to make room for obese passenger who needed two seats

Bristol calling off wedding because Levi's ex-girlfriend is pregnant?

3 NATO Troops Killed in Afghanistan

Body of second missing sailor found in Afghanistan

The Big Picture Blog looks at "Stormy Skies"

Newly rehired paper plant worker crushed by giant rollers in mill

Democrats tie Republicans to Tea Party agenda

Floods Trap Thousands in Northeast China

Canada locates British ship lost 157 years ago in the Arctic

From the Watchworld: Business/Economic/Housing/Layoffs News for July 29, 2010

87 illegal immigrants nabbed in Va, DC

Justice Department investigating exams which FBI agents took

NASCAR Owner Jack Roush's Airplane Crashes

`Unmistakable' Evidence Shows World Getting Warmer, NOAA Says

How Big Insurance Companies Profit Off Dead Soldiers
Veterans Affairs to Investigate Fallen Soldiers' Death Benefits

Plane Crash Kills 152 In Pakistan

Despite science against jetties, Gov. Bobby Jindal rocks on

It’s No Secret: Afghanistan Is a Quagmire

WSJ Photo Journal: Pictures for the Day, July 27, 2010

Congressman Bernie Sanders: "No To Oligarchy"

The New Yorker: "Letting Go - What Should Medicine Do When It Can't Save Your Life

Two-Year-Old Syler Newton Vanishes From Arizona Campground

8 severed heads discovered in Northern Mexico

Sarah Palin's Endorsement Of Kelly Ayotte May Have Hurt Senate Candidate's Campaign (POLL)

The shame of the Fourth Estate

Tennessee Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey claims Islam may not be a religion (Video)

Helmand residents accuse Nato of deliberate attack on civilians

How the Gulf of Mexico became America's "toilet bowl"

America's laziest states

Oil well just off course of Louisiana hit by barge this morning, 20 foot high oil spew still not capped, booms surrounding spill

Firefox Just Perfected Tabbed Browsing. It’s Like Apple’s Expose Plus Spaces For The Web

Miles of US underground is ablaze with wildfires

US Government steels itself for intense criticism after Afghan war papers releases on Wikileaks

Body of missing American sailor found in eastern Afghanistan

From the Watchworld: Business/Economic/Housing/Layoff News for July 27, 2010

Translating the Stories of Life Forms Etched in Stone
WSJ Photo Journal: Pictures for the Day, July 26, 2010

Mexican prisoners "freed" by compliant guards killed 17 people at a party earlier this month

15 of the Best Scientific Hoaxes

EPA Whistleblower Accuses Agency of Covering Up Effects of Dispersant in BP Oil Spill Cleanup

Tea Party candidate calls Tea Party birthers "Dumb Asses"

Neel Kashkari, head of implementing Bush's TARP program for bankers, wants to cut social security and other entitlements to the shrinking Middle Class

Does anyone other than a Yankees' fan truly care about A-Rod's about to enter the 600 Club?

The New Pentagon Papers: WikiLeaks Releases 90,000+ Secret Military Documents Painting Devastating Picture of Afghanistan War

Mom faces life sentence for trying to poison her 4 yr. old daughter's catheter with feces

The newest trend in dating is a card, a wink, and a look up of a code on a specific website

Week of July 19 through July 25, 2010

Ohio town no longer can afford law enforcement; new crime way ensues

Are Americans going to vacation in Havana soon?

Paul Krugman: "Addicted to Bush"

The Big Picture Blog: Oil spill in Dalian, China

The blackest hearts: War crimes in Iraq

New Las Vegas company is buying copyrights from newspapers, then turning around and suing blogs which link to their copyrighted material

Top Ten Things We Miss About The Mad Men Era

Rand Paul's Father-In-Law sucks off the government teat for farm subsidies

Who's Afraid of Steve Jobs? Not Consumer Reports

Dengue Fever Showing Up In Central Florida

Jellyfish stings as many as 150 at N.H. beach

Hugo Chavez says Venezuela to sever ties with Colombia

Tropical Depression 3 heads for south Florida and the Bahamas

James H. Kunstler: "What If He's Right?"

Husband of the week - Police: Man shot wife with toilet paper

The likelihood that bin Laden will destroy us is extremely low; the likelihood that finance will do so is, on the other hand, extremely high -- a virtual certainty

Non-profit Blue Cross/Blue Shield accused by Consumer Group of stockpiling billions in cash while continuing to raise policy holders' premiums

WSJ Photo Journal: Pictures for the Day, July 21, 2010

White House to Allow Tax Cuts for Wealthy to Expire

After Sherrod's firing, more finger pointing at Fox News

Sikorsky Says Its Electric Chopper Will Fly This Year

The Web means the end of forgetting

6 dead, 9 hurt in California Greyhound bus crash

Boehner warns Republican pols to back off the partying with female lobbyists

'South Park' critic faces unrelated terror charge

WSJ Photo Journal: Photos for the Day, July 20, 2010

The Atlantic Monthly: "The End of Men"

Florida boys, ages 3 and 6, spent weekend with dad's body in trailer home

Funniest Last Words, Deathbed Witticisms

Earth's sky is not falling, but it is shrinking

BP Races to Stanch Spill as Bad Weather Threatens Gulf

10 Most Horrifying, Absurd Things in the GOP State Platforms

Atlanta CEO Killed By Undercover Cop In Sex Sweep Of New Jersey Park

Adventures in Very Recent Evolution

3 arrested after Richmond man chases apartment burglars

2000 cows die in Kansas heatwave

Shirley Sherrod Defended By Diverse Coalition Calling For USDA To Give Her Job Back (VIDEO)

Rachel Maddow: White House 'Inexplicably Keeps Falling For' Fox News Stunts (VIDEO)

Week of July 12 - July 18, 2010

WSJ Photo Journal: Pictures for the Day, July 17, 2010

Mother of the Week: Killer Japanese mum spun kid in washing machine

Aging gracefully the French way

Philip Morris Benefits From Child Laborers In Its Tobacco Fields?

Report: Teens Using Digital Drugs to Get High

Author of Torture Memos Admits Some Techniques Were Not Approved By DOJ

Liberty University Dean Demoted After AlterNet Investigation

Mel Gibson and Oksana Grigorieva: Why Their Custody Battle Went Nuclear

Apple offers free iPhone 4 cases to fix bad reception issue

Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY) Again Calls For Reinstatement Of A Military Draft

Porn Actors Accused of Killing Fla. Tattoo Artist

Developing:73,000 Wordpress blogs shut down by U.S. Government

The Big Picture Blog looks at "Poverty Within White South Africa"

Charlie Crist (I-FL) still leads in 3 way race for open Senate seat

Italy's most notorious mafia family busted - 300 arrested

Father of the Week: Middle-school teacher accused of beating 5-year-old son over game of hopscotch

From the Watchworld: Business/Economic/Housing News for July 14, 2010

Extremist Christians Aim to Create Armed Militias Against "Godless" Federal Government

Lost in translation? Acne-picking, Blind Man's Bluff and toilet tumble blamed for deaths in Chinese prisons

Iowa Billboard compares President Obama to Hitler & Stalin

Flashblood! Addicts inject each other's blood to stave off withdrawal and to maintain high

WSJ Photo Journal: Pictures for the Day, July 13, 2010

Michael Moore: Why I Had to Hire 9 Bodyguards After Winning an Oscar

French MPs vote to ban Islamic full veil in public

‘Barefoot Bandit’ Deported to the U.S.

More cops charged in post-Katrina bridge shootings

National league wins first All-Star game since 1996

Most inept criminal of the week drops gun and cellphone into lap of intended 69 year old victim, who then turns gun on robber

BBC: The US must choose to talk or fight the Taliban

Sultan of Swagger: The Late George Steinbrenner

Tar balls from spill are found on second Texas beach

5% of Key West's population (more than 1,000 people) has been infected with Dengue Fever

Florida Atheists Sue Over Prayers at City Meetings

From the Watchworld: Business/Economic/Housing News for July 13, 2010

Mel Gibson admits to beating mother of his child, issues what sounds like death threat on recording: Is his career over?


Navy Weighs Ship's Design, Along With Its Own Future

N.R.A. Looks To Expand Its Agenda

NBA Commissioner Stern says "no collusion" among Miami Heat's "3 Kings" and then fines Cleveland Cavalier's owner $100,000 for his harsh criticism of LeBron James

Cuban ex-intelligence chief recalls JFK assassination

Google's Chrome Shows Off Some Fancy HTML5 Tricks

Take Two: US Issues Revised Offshore Drilling Band

Florida Keys Wake Up Call: Cuba Allows Spanish Company To Drill For Oil In Area Only 60 Miles Off Key West's Doorstep

3 Marines Drowned At Gitmo On July 4th

"Urkel" Arrested For Beating On His Baby Mama

WSJ Photo Journal - Pictures for the Day, July 12, 2010

Ugandan Police Receive Tip, Foil Yet Another Bombing In Kampala

Four dead in workplace murders/suicide in New Mexico

'Psychic octopus' Paul retires triumphant

Australian Mystery: Who killed the tomatoes?

Inmate escapes in trash bin, found dead in landfill

Earth From Space: Greenland Glacier Shrinks Overnight

Total solar eclipse crosses South Pacific

Dark Matter May Be Building Up Inside the Sun

NM Man Set on Fire After Losing Drinking Bet

Man allegedly throws toddler in front of moving car

The Watchworld's Business/Economic News for July 12, 2010

LeBron James’ “The Decision” draws nearly 10 million viewers

Rosetta spacecraft probes Lutetia asteroid
The Big Picture Blog: "Summer Is Here"

3 Crashes in one day end Lance Armstong's attempt to win the Tour de France again

'Barefoot Bandit' arrested in Bahamas

Spain wins its first World Cup

Uganda Bomb Attacks Kill World Cup Fans, Including Americans: Al Shabab Suspected In Kampala Explosions

Mel Gibson is focus of domestic violence inquiry

Thousands evacuated in China as dam threatens to burst