Web Images Videos Maps News Shopping Gmail more
Sign in

Updated 16 minutes ago
Spotlight

Monterrey hotel attacked in Mexico kidnappings

Los Angeles Times - Ken Ellingwood - ‎2 hours ago‎
The hotel assault was reportedly mounted by up to 50 gunmen who seized cars to block streets, slowing the police. At least three people were kidnapped in the attack bearing hallmarks of drug violence.

Man identified in missing Ohio mother case

CNN - Gabriel Falcon - ‎18 hours ago‎
(CNN) -- Police have released the name of a man who may know something about an Ohio mother who went missing while on a weekend shopping trip.

Weighing the Evidence on Exercise

New York Times - Gretchen Reynolds - ‎Apr 16, 2010‎
How exercise affects body weight is one of the more intriguing and vexing issues in physiology. Exercise burns calories, no one doubts that, and so it should, in theory, produce weight loss, a fact that has prompted countless ...

Goldman Sachs's Questionable Profit Motive

Newsweek - Robert J. Samuelson - ‎10 hours ago‎
Should Wall Streeters be arbiters of capital, putting investors' money to the best use? Or should they simply seek maximum returns for themselves and their clients?

Battle to clear backlog as Europe reopens for flights

CNN - ‎14 hours ago‎
By the CNN Wire Staff London, England (CNN) -- Airports across Europe began reopening Wednesday, six days after ash from an Icelandic volcano forced the shutdown of airspace and stranded thousands of passengers around the world.

Budget swings leave Los Angeles dizzy

Los Angeles Times - David Zahniser, Phil Willon - ‎9 hours ago‎
Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa on Tuesday laid out his rescue plan for a city mired in its worst fiscal crisis in a generation - an austerity budget that would cut library hours, ...

Districts Warn of Deeper Teacher Cuts

New York Times - Tamar Lewin, Sam Dillon - ‎Apr 20, 2010‎
School districts around the country, forced to resort to drastic money-saving measures, are warning hundreds of thousands of teachers that their jobs may be eliminated in June.

Does Facebook user pray for Obama's death?

CNN Political Ticker - ‎2 hours ago‎
By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- What do President Barack Obama, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad have in common?

Putting the DWP's house in order

Los Angeles Times - Austin Beutner - ‎10 hours ago‎
Only an innovative and cost-effective utility can help Los Angeles' finances while serving the public well, the general manager of the Department of Water & Power says.

Now GI Jane Is Somebody's Mom

New York Times - Jennifer Steinhauer - ‎Apr 15, 2010‎
Demi Moore with David Duchovny in the recently released film “The Joneses,” one of her new spate of movies. THE biceps are smaller.

Roethlisberger inquiry bumpy

Pittsburgh Post Gazette - Jonathan D. Silver - ‎Apr 17, 2010‎
In the wee hours of March 5, as bars in Milledgeville, Ga. emptied for the night, three women approached a police officer parked downtown and said "something" had happened to their friend inside a ...

college's student president stabbed; hate crime alleged

CNN - Sara Pratley - ‎Apr 19, 2010‎
By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- The student body president of California State University, Chico, was recovering Monday from stab wounds suffered in what police believe was a hate crime, officials said.

Playa Vista Chairman Steve Soboroff to step down

Los Angeles Times - Roger Vincent - ‎Apr 20, 2010‎
Steve Soboroff is expected to announce that he will step down as chairman and chief executive of Playa Vista, the planned community near Marina del Rey.

The End of the 'Idol' Era

Newsweek - Ramin Setoodeh - ‎9 hours ago‎
As TV's most popular show seems poised to lose its crown to 'Dancing With the Stars,' we wonder how America will be different when 'American Idol' becomes a has-been.

A State With Plenty of Jobs but Few Places to Live

New York Times - Monica Davey - ‎Apr 20, 2010‎
WILLISTON, ND - When Joey Scott arrived here recently from Montana, he had no trouble finding work - he signed almost immediately with a company working to drill in the oil fields.

No hooking up, no sex for some coeds

CNN - Stephanie Chen - ‎Apr 19, 2010‎
Living in college grounds fertile for hook-ups, Frannie Boyle of Vanderbilt University has decided to stop. Nashville, Tennessee (CNN) -- Almost every weekend, there is a tradition called raging at Vanderbilt University.

Sarah Palin's Secret, Oprah Winfrey's Bio, and Jim Carrey's Twitter Obsession ...

Buzz Log (blog) - Claudine Zap - ‎Apr 16, 2010‎
This week, two of the country's most visible women came under an unwelcome glare of publicity when some dirty little secrets got out in the open.

Blinded by the iPad

CNET - David Carnoy - ‎Apr 16, 2010‎
An older guy, one of the half dozen or so Apple sales associates on the floor, didn't know exactly what he meant at first. But then he figured out the man just wanted to see an e-book on the screen.

A Church Mary Can Love

New York Times - Nicholas D. Kristof - ‎Apr 17, 2010‎
I heard a joke the other day about a pious soul who dies, goes to heaven, and gains an audience with the Virgin Mary. The visitor asks Mary why, for all her blessings, she always appears in paintings as a bit sad, a bit wistful: ...

Justice Stevens will not be easily replaced

Los Angeles Times - ‎Apr 20, 2010‎
American politics and the court have changed too much since the true judicial maverick was appointed in 1975. President Obama has said that he will seek to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens with someone who has "similar qualities ...

Images

CNN
New York Times
CNN
New York Times
CNN
Los Angeles Tim...
New York Times
Buzz Log (blog)
CNET
 -