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Leaders Throwing In The Towel In Copenhagen?

Leaders, Activists Throwing in the Towel in Copenhagen?, What began with excitement and anticipation two weeks ago ended Friday night with disappointment and anger for thousands, as world leaders and environmentalists streamed out of the Copenhagen climate conference without an agreement.

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Kucinich: 'class War Is Over, Working People Lost'

"Don't tell me about class warfare," he continued. "Come to my neighborhoods in Cleveland. I will show you class warfare. I'll show you hollowed out areas. I'll show you businesses that went down because they don't have access to capital.

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Man Naked In Own Home Hit With Indecent Exposure

Virginia Man Convicted of Indecent Exposure for Being Naked in His Own Home , A Virginia man has been convicted of indecent exposure after police say he stood naked inside his house as a 7-year-old boy and his mother walked by.

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Wintry Storm Churns Toward Northeast

A major wintry storm heading for the Northeast may cause chaos for weekend travelers and Christmas shoppers.

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Iraqis Say Iran Has Seized Oil Well In Southern Iraq

Iranian security forces seized an oil well in southern Iraq on Thursday night, two senior Iraqi government officials said Friday.

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Plantframes.com- Living Art For Your Wall

Living art and whimsical stuff to make your life a little more fun, a little more alive and a lot more interesting. Be the first on your block to have a Fine Art Birdhouse. Succulent plants and mosaic frames. Bird feeders, picture frames, cheap gifts, unique garden art

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Martial Arts Group Defends Ban On Nazi-like Apparel

Martial Arts Organization Defends Ban on Nazi-Like Apparel , The most popular mixed martial arts organizations in the United States are standing by its decision to ban apparel from a California clothing company due to offensive neo-Nazi imagery.

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Dems Get Double The Stimulus Pleasure

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Intriguing People For December 18, 2009

Jennifer Jones Nominated for five Academy Awards, actress Jennifer Jones died Thursday at 90. Her first major movie was "The Song of Bernadette" in 1943. Her portrayal of Bernadette Soubirous, a peasant girl in 19th-century France who had visions of the Virgin Mary at Lourdes, won her the best actress Oscar. She also earned Oscar nominations for "Since You Went Away" in 1944, "Love Letters" in 1945, "Duel in the Sun" in 1946 and "Love Is a Many-Splend

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Heated Debate Again Over 'war On Christmas' Claims

Americans are in a war that pits the politically correct against Christmas carolers, some say. They say it's a battle that plays out in the halls of Congress, retail stores and public schools across the country, and it's one that's been raging for years.

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China And India Reportedly Walk Out Of Climate Summit

India, China, Brazil Briefly Walk Out of Climate Summit, DEVELOPING STORY: India, China and Brazil walked out of the climate summit in Copenhagen on Friday, the Press Trust of India reported.

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Ass Kissing And Brown Nosing (joke)

Q: What's the only difference between ass kissing and brown nosing?

A: Depth perception.

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Nazi Sign Stolen From Auschwitz Gates

A sign synonymous with the Nazi work camps of World War II was stolen overnight from the Auschwitz Concentration Camp memorial in Poland, police said Friday.

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Nazi Sign Stolen From Auschwitz Gates

A sign synonymous with the Nazi work camps of World War II was stolen overnight from the Auschwitz Concentration Camp memorial in Poland, police said Friday.

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Manhunt Under Way For Fugitive Father, Missing Son

Worldwide Manhunt Under Way for Fugitive Father, Missing Son, An international manhunt is underway for a father accused of falsifying court documents to obtain custody of his 10-year-old son in Texas and then fleeing with the boy.

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Obama In Copenhagen For Climate Summit

President Barack Obama landed in Copenhagen, Denmark, on Friday as the U.N. climate talks he was joining ran into serious problems.

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Happiest States Revealed By New Research (livescience.com)

Ever wondered if you'd be happier in sunny Florida or snow-covered Minnesota? New research on state-level happiness could answer that question.

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Ever Wonder How Much?

Ever wonder how much?

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Credit Card's Newest Trick: 79.9 Percent Interest

Credit card's newest trick: 79.9 percent interest

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Twitter Hacked By 'iranian Cyber Army'

The popular microblogging Web site Twitter was hacked overnight, leaving the millions who use the site tweetless.

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See Why Geeks Love Downloading From Usenet – Try It Free

See Why Geeks Love Downloading From Usenet – Try It Free

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