Photos of the tornado that killed at least 89 in Missouri. Breakdown of Obama's luggage for Europe trip: 1,500 people and an operating theater. Obama says Guinness in Ireland is better than in the States. In Paris or Rome, could an African immigrant have obtained a swift
Obama deliberately embraces 1967 lines in opposition to Netanyahu; "strong medicine for the Palestinian side too." Anti-circumcision measure--which would ban the practice for males under 18, no religious exemptions--makes ballot in San Francisco. World's oldest monument has scientists debating whether religion created civilization,
To those who feel compelled to address the world from Facebook, Twitter, and email chains, here is a message: No one is listening, least of all Luther Vandross.
How you start an email reveals a lot more about your intentions than you know. Common e-greetings for etiquette voodoo.
CDC inspects "Bizarre Bits" collection over the exhibit of a possible smallpox scab from 1876. Now the most expensive art photo ever: Cindy Sherman's Untitled #96 auctions for $3.89 million. Contrary to belief, private prisons cost more per inmate--and rarely take the infirm--aka
2012 Olympic torch to pass within a one-hour journey of 95% of UK residents. Muslims in France should fear their Socialist leaders being accused of rape because it benefits Le Pen. Worst of the worst from the French press (note: in French). Five short takes (in English): Are French
Libya's oil minister crossed into Tunisia last night, becoming the highest-level official to defect in a month. Emerging economies--with China, Brazil, and Turkey in the lead--eye the now-open top IMF job. After nearly a decade of losing value against every other currency, the dollar
Roseanne: Charlie Sheen was the world's most famous john, and a sitcom was written around him. Three weeks ago, IMF chief Strauss-Kahn imagined a woman inventing a rape story about him for money. Ben Stein: It's unlikely that Strauss-Kahn is guilty of rape because
You’ve seen the billboards and the banner ads: Judgment Day is coming on May 21. But just because you’re saved doesn’t mean you’re home-free. Brimstone Barney’s Apocalypse Surplus has just the deal for you.
Children easily comprehend the web—almost as easily as new parents grasp fear. Exploring his computer’s “parental controls” for the first time, our writer tries to preserve his innocence a little longer.
