America

Funeral Held For LaLa Brown

Funeral Held For LaLa Brown »

By Katie DeLong MILWAUKEE – Funeral services were held for Yolanda “LaLa” Brown Thursday. Services were held at the Mason Temple Church of God in Christ Child at 6090 N. 35th Street in Milwaukee. Hundreds turned...

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White House to publish healthcare proposals Monday

White House to publish healthcare proposals Monday »

WASHINGTON  – The White House will unveil its latest healthcare reform proposals on Monday ahead of a bipartisan summit that President Barack Obama hopes will advance the stalled legislation, a senior administration...

February 21 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Sport

Vonn adds super-G bronze to downhill gold »

Vonn adds super-G bronze to downhill gold

By John Meyer WHISTLER, British Columbia — At age 25, with the prospect of several more years of ski racing and one...

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JR Celski’s Tattoo Creates a Buzz Around the World »

JR Celski’s Tattoo Creates a Buzz Around the World

U.S. Olympic short track speed skater J.R. Celski, was disqualified today at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games being held in Vancouver, Canada...

Feb 21 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Australian Snowboarder Wins Gold »

Australian Snowboarder Wins Gold

By REED ALBERGOTTI WEST VANCOUVER, British Columbia – Torah Bright, who carried the Australian flag in the opening ceremonies here last week,...

Feb 19 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Lovie Smith And The Tennessee Job »

Lovie Smith And The Tennessee Job

By Ryan Corazza Did you know that back in 2008 Tennessee reached out to Lovie Smith to gauge his interest in their head-coach opening? (Smith...

Jan 15 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Technologies

People’s Republic of Hacking »

People’s Republic of Hacking

By JAMES T. AREDDY WUHAN, China—Some of today’s biggest cybersecurity worries trace their roots to this central Chinese city, where a hacker with a junior high school education slapped cartoon pandas onto millions of computers to hide a destructive spy program. The Panda...

Feb 21 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Rakoff Slams J.P. Morgan Over Loan »

Rakoff Slams J.P. Morgan Over Loan

By MICHAEL CORKERY and NICHOLAS CASEY A federal judge has rebuked J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. for taking part in an what he called an “end run, if not a down right sham” in the way it arranged a $225 million loan...

Feb 21 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Tech Spending Bounces Back as Profits Rise »

Tech Spending Bounces Back as Profits Rise

By BEN WORTHEN And DON CLARK Business spending on technology goods and services is returning as the economy mends, pumping new life into suppliers such as Cisco Systems Inc., though it has been slower to reach other sectors. The big maker of...

Feb 4 2010 / No comment / Read More »

End of the Web as we know it, thanks to iPad and others »

End of the Web as we know it, thanks to iPad and others

For many years, the Internet was relatively simple: Everyone surfed the same Web. Fast forward to 2010 and the idea of a one-size-fits-all Web is a quaint memory, thanks to the rise of the iPhone, Kindle, BlackBerry, Droid and of course, the much-hyped...

Feb 4 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Nature

Soros Says U.S. Needs Carbon Cap to Unlock Clean-Energy Finance »

Soros Says U.S. Needs Carbon Cap to Unlock Clean-Energy FinanceA U.S. law to curb carbon emissions would spur billions of dollars of spending on green-energy projects in developing countries, billionaire George Soros said. “If you...

Jan 15 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Lundy sea is England’s first Maritime Conservation Zone »

Lundy sea is England’s first Maritime Conservation ZoneThe sea around Lundy Island, off the coast of Devon, has become the first marine site in England to be protected by new government powers. The...

Jan 12 2010 / No comment / Read More »

Africa

Guinean coup leader Camara called to return

Guinean coup leader Camara called to return

Senior Guinean military officials have called for the return to Guinea of the country’s injured coup leader, Capt Moussa Dadis Camara. Capt Camara arrived in Burkina Faso on Tuesday from Morocco, where he was...

Jan 15, 2010 / More »

Asia

Hong Kong and the Falun Gong Drama

Hong Kong and the Falun Gong Drama

In New York last month to promote the West Kowloon Cultural District development, Hong Kong Chief Secretary Henry Tang declared that the territory was poised to become “Asia’s cultural hub.” Earlier...

Feb 21, 2010 / More »

Europe

Portugal rushes aid to Madeira after deadly floods

Portugal rushes aid to Madeira after deadly floods

Tonnes of mud and stones were brought down the slopes of the island, flooding the streets of the regional capital, Funchal, and other towns. Officials fear the death toll could rise....

Feb 21, 2010 / More »

Travel

One Hour Out: Brisbane

One Hour Out: Brisbane

By ROSANNE BARRETT Standing in Brisbane’s bustling central business district, you’re just 36 kilometers as the crow flies from a spot where the deep calm of nature prevails: North Stradbroke Island, in Moreton Bay. Called...

Jan 15, 2010 / More »

Middle East

Countering the Taleban’s 20-year war

Countering the Taleban’s 20-year war

By Paul Reynolds The Taleban is planning for a 20-year war in Afghanistan – and the US and its allies are now having to develop policies to match. The problem is that the policies...

Feb 20, 2010 / More »

Entertainment

Black Hair Icon: Dorothy Dandridge

Black Hair Icon: Dorothy Dandridge

In photographs she is always luminous, poised, and jaw droppingly pretty. In interviews she was gracious and admirable. her presence was undeniable. Dorothy Dandridge was out there doing her thang decades...

Feb 21, 2010 / More »

Office corner

The Best and Worst Jobs

The Best and Worst Jobs

By SARAH E. NEEDLEMAN At least twice a month throughout the recession, headhunters have dangled job opportunities in front of Ryan McAllister, an actuary for Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co. in Novato, Calif. “If I...

Jan 12, 2010 / More »

Fashion

A New Look for a New Life

A New Look for a New Life

Last week, Alicia Kan put her old wardrobe up for sale on eBay. “New Decade closet purge!” she tweeted to her 1,049 Twitter followers. This sudden sale of Hermès scarves and Donna Karan dresses,...

Jan 15, 2010 / More »
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