An employee for a security subcontractor at Newark Liberty International Airport has been arrested on charges he made threatening remarks about President Obama.
Honda's sporty hybrid coupe is a two-seater with manual transmission.
Unemployment climbed in 23 states last month, and only seven states saw job growth.
The Obama administration stunned Wall Street on Wednesday by ordering massive pay cuts for top executives at seven financial firms that still hold billions in U.S. government bailout funds.
One major tip from the financially successful — learn from your mistakes.
Officials crack down on cereals and snacks that appear to tout misleading health benefits.
Demand for workers in these fields is expected to skyrocket in the next decade.
Whole grains are good for you, but eating them in abundance may backfire on you.
Raj Rajaratnam allegedly devised one of Wall Street's biggest schemes and still lost money.
The bill designed to keep failing banks afloat is fueling a rise in golf cart sales.
Men are more likely to be unemployed than women — but that's not their only problem.
Crude prices are spiking even though supplies are growing and demand for gas is dropping.
Unprecedented threats coupled with deep budget cuts may force the agency to reassess its mission.
The things that cause the most anxiety are often the least likely to happen, experts say.
Aislin Bates, a perfectly healthy 2-year-old, is denied health coverage.
Only a fraction of the 120 million vaccine doses promised by the government are available.
However, on one broad issue considered critical to the Obama administration's success the Chamber's anti-regulatory postures created a rift. On the question of how to address climate change, the Chamber has seen a growing number of companies defect. They say the self-proclaimed "voice of business" doesn't speak for them when it denies global warming and lobbies against climate change legislation.
Early and high-profile departures included Apple Inc., Exelon Corp., Pacific Gas and Electric Co. and the Public Service Company of New Mexico. On Tuesday, Mohawk Fine Paper, a privately-held paper manufacturer based in Cohoes, N.Y., joined them.
Scientists identify a new and elusive species of "giant" golden orb-weaving spider which is the biggest of its group.  | | Suburban turtles in Australia outperform their counterparts living in nature reserves, surprising scientists. |
Dr Bekoff, of the University of Colorado, said these rituals prove that magpies, usually seen as an aggressive predator, also have a compassionate side.
"You can teach an old brain new technology tricks," said Dr. Gary Small, a psychiatry professor at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior at the University of California, Los Angeles, and the author of iBrain. With people who had little Internet experience, "we found that after just a week of practice, there was a much greater extent of activity particularly in the areas of the brain that make decisions, the thinking brain -- which makes sense because, when you're searching online, you're making a lot of decisions," he said. "It's interactive."
The man who watches over $700 billion in TARP money offers a blunt take on the program's effects.
Misconceptions about the safety and health risks of sugar substitutes abound.
Today is Wednesday, Oct. 21, the 294th day of 2009.
There are 71 days left in the year.
