Question: Why do some people take an instant aversion to banjo players?
Answer: It saves time in the long run.
Answer: It saves time in the long run.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Actually, Plymouth Rock is quite tiny
Actually, Plymouth Rock is quite tiny
You may be very surprised by the truth behind some Thanksgiving stories.
Bleak future for the Dead Sea
Bleak future for the Dead Sea
One country's controversial project may not be able to save the world's saltiest body of water.
Thanksgiving side dishes
15-minute Thanksgiving side dishes
These classic recipes will help you spend less time in the kitchen and more time with guests.
Best bets for Black Friday shoppers
Best bets for Black Friday shoppers
Get a sneak peek at Friday's deals on laptops, TVs, gaming systems, and cameras.
Most dangerous day for drivers
Most dangerous day for drivers
Surprisingly, the deadliest time of the year to be on the road isn't New Year's Day.
Tainted drywall investigation expands
Tainted drywall investigation expands
Some U.S.-made drywall is reportedly causing the same problems as the Chinese variety.
Outraged judge erases man's $525K debt
Outraged judge erases man's $525K debt
Greg Horoski's mortgage is reduced to zero after a judge calls his bankers' acts "repulsive."
NC man rams car into stand after vendor refuses to sell him hot dog and drink for $1
Police said a North Carolina man rammed his car into a hot dog stand when the vendor refused to sell him a hot dog and drink for a dollar.
NC man rams car into stand after vendor refuses to sell him hot dog and drink for $1
NC man rams car into stand after vendor refuses to sell him hot dog and drink for $1
After the Hospital, It's Bankruptcy Court for Many
Some of the debtors sitting forlornly in this city’s old stone bankruptcy court have lost a job or gotten divorced. Others have been summoned to face their creditors because they spent mindlessly beyond their means.
But all too often these days, they are there merely because they, or their children, got sick.
Wes and Katie Covington, from Smyrna, Tenn., were already in debt from a round of fertility treatments when complications with her pregnancy and surgery on his knee left them with unmanageable bills.
For Christine L. Phillips of Nashville, it was a $10,000 trip to the emergency room after a car wreck, on the heels of costly operations to remove a cyst and repair a damaged nerve.
But all too often these days, they are there merely because they, or their children, got sick.
Wes and Katie Covington, from Smyrna, Tenn., were already in debt from a round of fertility treatments when complications with her pregnancy and surgery on his knee left them with unmanageable bills.
For Christine L. Phillips of Nashville, it was a $10,000 trip to the emergency room after a car wreck, on the heels of costly operations to remove a cyst and repair a damaged nerve.
Swine flu warning for holiday travelers
Swine flu warning for holiday travelers
As 35 million Americans flock to airports and highways, concerns mount about the unpredictable virus.
Taliban leader rejects peace offer from Afghanistan president
Mullah Omar, leader of the Afghan Taliban, has rejected peace overtures from Hamid Karzai, the country's president, and again demanded that foreign troops leave the country.
Full StoryWild camels terrorize Australian community
Time Names ’00’s ‘The Decade From Hell’
We are about to head into six weeks of non-stop, end-of-decade countdown and highlight lists. Newsweek got a head start on the competition with their much passed-around the decade in seven minutes, but that is no doubt just the tip of the iceberg of what’s to come between now and December 31. Granted it’s been a helluva a decade. Or, according to Time ‘The Decade From Hell,’ which is the moniker they’ve opted to give it.
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Toyota to replace 4 million gas pedals
Toyota to replace 4 million gas pedals
After a massive recall, the auto giant moves to prevent jammed accelerators.
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