Friday, June 22, 2007
Stocks tumble on rate, lending concerns; Dow down 163 points at the close, Nasdaq slips 1.1%, S&P 1.2% lower.
Stocks tumble on rate, lending concerns; Dow down 163 points at the
close, Nasdaq slips 1.1%, S&P 1.2% lower.
Stocks tumble on rate, lending concerns; Dow down 163 points at the close, Nasdaq slips 1.1%, S&P 1.2% lower.
Stocks tumble on rate, lending concerns; Dow down 163 points at the
close, Nasdaq slips 1.1%, S&P 1.2% lower.
Six Flags Closes More Rides After Accident
June 22, 2007
Six Flags Closes More Rides After Accident
After a 13-year-old girl had her feet chopped off at the ankle on a
Superman Tower of Power in Kentucky, Six Flags and another company shut
down eight more thrill rides around the country, including a ride at a
North Carolina amusement park.
Breaking News Fri., June 22, 2007
SPACE SHUTTLE ATLANTIS LANDS AT EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE IN CALIFORNIA,
ENDING 14-DAY MISSION TO THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION
Thursday, June 21, 2007
14 U.S. Troops Killed In Iraq
June 21, 2007
14 U.S. Troops Killed In Iraq
The military has announced the deaths of 14 U.S. troops in Iraq,
including five killed by a roadside bomb blast. The casualties came
during operations today and yesterday. Also, a blast at a town hall in
northern Iraq has killed 13 Iraqis.
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Breaking News: Bush vetoes stem cell bill
WASHINGTON - For a second time, President Bush on Wednesday vetoed a
bill that
would have eased federally funded embryonic stem cell research.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Bloomberg leaves Republican party
June 19, 2007
Bloomberg leaves Republican party
Mayor Michael Bloomberg has released a statement saying he is leaving
the Republican party and is now unaffiliated.
Monday, June 18, 2007
Yahoo! replaces Terry Semel as CEO with co-founder Jerry Yang (correct).
Yahoo! replaces Terry Semel as CEO with co-founder Jerry Yang
(correct).
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Suicide Attacks Increasing In Afghanistan
June 17, 2007
Suicide Attacks Increasing In Afghanistan
The deadliest insurgent attack since the U.S.-led invasion of
Afghanistan in 2001 destroyed a bus full of police instructors at a
Kabul transit hub. The enormous blast, which raised the specter of
Iraq-style bombings, killed 35 people and wounded 52.
Breaking News Sat., June 16, 2007
NORTH CAROLINA STATE BAR DISBARS MIKE NIFONG AFTER FINDING HIM GUILTY OF
UNETHICAL CONDUCT IN PROSECUTION OF DUKE LACROSSE CASE
