Dallas' Daria Drive buzzes up as Bush move nears
Daria Drive, a dead-end street that leads to Daria Place, where the President George Bush and Laura Bush will soon transition from first family to private citizens in just over a week.
Congress Proposes 'Cash for Clunkers' Program
Got a 79 Chrysler Cordoba in your driveway? Congress is considering a proposal that would reward American up to $4,500 if they trade old cars to cash to scrapping companies, depending on the car.
Eric Holder at Senate Confirmation Hearing
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday began questioning Eric Holder, as he braced himself for a Republican grilling him over some controversial decision in his confirmation hearing, his path to becoming the nation's first African-American, President-elect Barack Obama's choice for attorney general.
Kellogg pulls crackers over salmonella concerns; Peanut butter recalled
Late yesterday, Kellogg Co., announced it has taken the precautionary measure of putting a hold on some of its products.
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China: World's 3rd richest economy for 2007
On Wednesday, a new data record showed that China's economy grew to become the world's third-largest in 2007 reflecting the countries amazing ability to overcome yet another milestone in the country's stunning rise in the global pecking order.
Russia and Ukraine may meet over gas dispute
Russia and Ukraine are moving toward a government level meeting on Saturday to resolve the ongoing gas dispute, Ukraine's prime minister said Thursday.
Smugglers sink drug subs case
A Navy helicopter whipped the waves as the U.S. Coast Guard closed in on the suspected drug traffickers abandoning their homemade submarine off the coast of Ecuador.
Jayne Campbell Soliman Gives Birth after Death
British Ice Skater, Jayne Campbell Soliman died before she gives birth after two days being declared clinically brain dead.
Bin Laden: The United States will not be as powerful as it used to be
Osama bin Laden, the leader of al-Qaeda, is reported to have issued a video recording calling on Muslims to wage jihad against Israel over its offensive in Gaza.
New hires affected by State Pensions' $865 Billion Loss
New hires will see a cut in benefits after state governments from Rhode Island to California have run up estimated pension-fund losses of $865.1 billion, according to a report.
Tough judgments required to close Gitmo
The closure of Guantanamo Bay prison will not be an easy one with many diverse prisoners from die-hard jihadists to innocent men swept up in war.
Israeli Troops move into suburbs
On Tuesday Israeli troops advanced into the densely populated Gaza suburbs for the first time leaving residents terrified as they ran for cover. Soldiers are searching alleyways and cellars to find Hamas fighters.
Europe sees another day without gas
Parts of Europe spent yet another day without gas as the Russian and Ukrainian energy providers failed to reach an agreement on supplies as promised, with hundreds of thousands of Europeans beginning a second week with little or no heat in their homes, offices or schools.
Study Finds Vicks VapoRub poses risk to infants and toddlers
A Study released Tuesday, that the popular Vicks VapoRub poses risk to infants and toddlers Well-Known Remedy May Cause Breathing Problems.
Ethiopian troops withdraw from Somalia
On Tuesday Ethiopia handed over security duties to a Somali force, raising fears that the Horn of Africa country collapse into chaos if extremists allegedly linked to al-Qaida move to seize power.
Zimbabwe Cholera deaths surpass 2, 000
Africa has seen its worse outbreak in nearly a decade with more than 2,000 people dead from Cholera and 40,000 others suffering from this normally preventable illness.
Naughty teacher slept with 13y/o 300 times; charged
Christine McCallum, 29, 5th grader US teacher slept with a 13-year-old boy and had sex more than 300 times, has been condemned and charged with seven counts of statutory rape.
Best Job in the world offered on Australia Paradise Island
An Australian state, Tuesday, has launched a global search for candidates for the best job in the world to become an Island caretaker earning a top salary exploring the tropical island for six months.
Japan and South Korea place differences aside and meet financial crisis
On Monday Japanese and South Korean leaders put their country differences aside and pledged cooperation amid the global financial crisis in a bid to resuscitate the hard-hit Asian economies.
Tax free online shopping could end soon
The days when you sat behind your browser, quickly picked the items you wanted buy, placed them in your virtual basket and checked out without paying sales tax could soon be a thing of the past.
Names of blacklisted Indian IT firms released by World Bank
The World Bank said on Sunday it plans to publish the names of all companies it bars from receiving Bank contracts, and named three Indian firms.
UN chief to urge leaders in person on Gaza cease fire
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on Monday said he's embarking on a Mideast tour to press for Israel and Hamas to immediately stop fighting and allow humanitarian aid into the devastated Palestinian territory.
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is the world's largest livestock exhibition as well as the world's largest rodeo event.
Missing Pilot, Marcus Schrenker abandoned plane before crash
The missing Pilot who crashed in East Milton Sunday night has been identified but is missing again after checking into a hotel with fake name and run off to the woods.
President of Sudan urged to hand himself over
Sudanese president, Omar Hassan al-Bashir, has been urged an influential opposition leader to hand himself over to the international criminal court for Darfur war crimes.
Gazprom to re-open gas pumps to Europe on Tuesday
Natural gas supplies will resume to Europe on Tuesday following an announcement from Russia's state-run monopoly Gazprom.
Pilot missing in Milton Airplane crash
The pilot of the six-seat Piper PA-46 reportedly crash down Sunday night still missing, authorities said.
Russia, Ukraine dispute; costs Gazprom $800
The end to the dispute seems to be near with Russia is expected to resume its supplies to Ukraine this week following an EU agreement with monitors being deployed to monitor gas flow in Ukraine.
Death toll in Costa Rica quake rises to 19
Costa Rica is battling to find survivors in one of the strongest earthquakes to hit Costa Rica in 150 years.
Top China regions show strained economies
A pair of China's top industrial regions showed signs of economic strain at the end of 2008.
Five Somali pirates drown with their ransom share
Five of the pirates who hijacked a Saudi supertanker drowned with their share of a $3 million ransom after the boat they were traveling in capsized.
Stargate Universe to Premier in summer 2009
As Stargate Atlantis is about to end the Stargate Universe weekly series will debut as a movie first will begin this summer of 2009.
Brittney Bergeron: Stabbing Survivor
Brittney Bergeron, a handicapped teenager with aspirations to be a Paralympian for the 2012 London Paralympics shared her story last night with 20/20 after surviving 27 stabs.
Lloyds to pay $350 million in sanctions case
On Friday British-based Lloyds TSB Bank agreed to pay a 350 million dollar penalty to settle an investigation for illegally authorizing access by Iran and Sudan in to the US financial system.
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