Do hawks win arguments because we're hardwired to prefer tough guys? Notwithstanding the constitutional right to remain silent, many people arrested talk freely. "Anecdotal research demonstrates curiosity is on the rise." New for 2007: anal intercourse. At a wireless hot spot, your data is open and
One Digest you don’t want to miss: “The Beaver Trilogy,” the fascinating story of a boy in Utah who worships Olivia Newton-John, and the director who’s so compelled he can’t stop making a movie about him.
Folate levels at record low; Associated Press ensures panic ensues. He heard voices outside his hospital room plotting against him. Justice Rehnquist, formerly hopped up on goof balls. Brilliant PR strategists in Libya surely behind new Saddam statue. Even Lindsay Lohan's appendix doesn't like her. Compelling,
Pelosi becomes America's first female speaker of the house, passes "the broadest ethics and lobbying revision since the Watergate era." Shift in Congress has members worried, what will become of Santorum's candy desk? U.S. and Iraqi troops launched a major, slow-moving offensive
Through all the highs, lows, and violent overthrows, Motown was always about the music. Excerpts from a forthcoming book on the label’s heady days, when a certain Ugandan was tearing through the ranks.
Hefty profile of John McCain, the "palpably, pungently human" presidential hopeful. Bush wet nurse and former Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers to leave the White House. The guardians of Britain's historic Tower of London are enlisting girl power for the first time in their 522-year
Continuing weather madness: Golfers aren't hibernating either, scientists say we're experiencing record heat. Mike Tyson told cops he smokes cocaine that he packs into Marlboro cigarettes, is unable to roll his own joints, and gets "a little crazy" without the use of the antidepressant
Dems to take control of Congress today, vow ethics reform before lunch. Negroponte to step down as director of national intelligence, will move to State Dept. to fill a role so "crucial" that it's been vacant for months. Bush, Obama are newspaper columnists for a day,
Ever since Gerald Ford’s death last week, politicians and pundits have rewritten much of his life into a series of victories. Now that he’s in the ground, it’s safe to finish the job.
Ruling in favor of pork-soup shelter prompts Paris mayor to wrinkle nose, "stinks of xenophobia," he says. The diesel industry is really proud of its "superior real-world fuel efficiency", and may start growing it on trees. Thanks, global warming, for making heat so unnecessary
