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AMR Bankruptcy: How it will Affect American Airlines Travelers

Rumors swirled for months, and now AMR, parent company of American Airlines and American Eagle, has filed for bankruptcy. But how will this affect you the passenger?

Democrats Push Payroll Tax Cut Amid Budget Showdown in Congress

New legislation introduced by Senate Democrats on Monday would prolong and increase a payroll tax cut pushed by President Barack Obama, while introducing a de facto millionaire's tax. The proposal is the first step in what will likely be a prolonged budgetary battle on Capitol Hill.

AMR Corporation Files for Bankruptcy

R Corp. filed for bankruptcy protection in New York despite the fact that the company has more than a reported $4 billion in cash on hand. AMR shares, traded on the New York Stock Exchange, were halted earlier on the news. But after trading resumed, AMR Corporation common stock is trading down 85.93 percent on the day to 23 cents -- near a 52-week low of 20 cents.

Jimmy Graham is Yet Another Great Basketball-Football NFL Tight End

New Orleans Saints tight end Jimmy Graham is establishing himself as a premier NFL tight end.

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Reflections are seen in the window of an AT&T store in New York

AT&T in talks with Leap about divestitures: report

AT&T is in talks with Leap Wireless International about a potential sale of some assets to the smaller operator in a last ditch effort to gain regulatory approval for AT&T's proposed T-Mobile USA purchase, according to a New York Times report.

Laptop Wi-Fi Said to Nuke Sperm

In a report in the venerable medical journal Fertility and Sterility, Argentinian scientists describe how they got semen samples from 29 healthy men, placed a few drops under a laptop connected to the Internet via Wi-Fi and then hit download.

American Airlines Bankruptcy 2011: AMR Files for Ch. 11 Protection [FULL TEXT]

AMR Corporation (NYSE:AMR), the parent company of American Airlines and AMR Eagle, has voluntarily filed for Chapter 11 reorganization in order to improve competitiveness.

Verizon: A Clear Beneficiary of 4G Wireless Trends

Verizon Communications, Inc. (NYSE:VZ) is set to benefit from the explosive 4G growth, according to a UBS analyst who has upgraded the stock to buy from neutral.

Israel Apologizes for Strip-Searching Pregnant American Journalist

The Israeli Defense Ministry issued an apology Monday, for mistreating Pulitzer Prize-winning American news photographer Lynsey Addario, who was in Israel recently on a New York Times assignment.

Black Friday Turns Deadly; Hundreds Left Unconscious, Injured and Trampled [Graphic VIDEOS]

Heading a football 'could lead to brain damage'

Heading the Soccer Ball Can Cause Brain Damage: Study

Soccer players who have a high rate of heading the ball during games and practices can have brain abnormalities and cognitive problems similar to those experienced by patients with concussions, researchers suggest.

Gay Sex at Occupy Oakland Scores on Internet, Porn Producer Says

Considering that a clip from Dirty Boy Video that appears to show two California men having sex in an Occupy Oakland tent is making headlines everywhere from Fox Nation to The Huffington Post since it went online Nov. 17, it figures porn producer Andy Fair would tell IBTimes Monday that he's been happy with his site's traffic lately.

Bethenny Frankel talk-show plans axed

Break out the Kleenex: Bethenny Frankel will not be coming to the daytime talk-show circuit anytime soon. At least not as a host.

DWTS winner J.R. Martinez: Rose parade Grand Marshal

Sure, he's got that mirror ball trophy, but J.R. Martinez is continuing to reap even bigger rewards from winning the 13th season of Dancing With the Stars.

Nigerian-American sentenced to time served in stowaway case

A Nigerian-American man who pleaded guilty to stowing away on a commercial airline flight from New York to Los Angeles was sentenced on Monday to time served and placed on supervised release.

Tobey Maguire Poker Lawsuit Ends with $80K Settlement

Was originally sued for $300,000

Dunder Mifflin Paper Comes to Life as NBC, Staples Strike Licensing Deal

NBC can't get enough people to watch its network. No one can really get anyone to buy paper. So, the solution between network and Staples? Getting their Scrant on.

Cristina Fierro Sues Lawrence Taylor; Says Probation Not Enough Punishment

Cristina Fierro, the Bronx teenager forced to have sex with Hall of Fame New York Giants linebacker Lawrence Taylor in May 2010 for $300 at a Holiday Inn in Suffern, Rockland County, New York, filed suit in Manhattan federal court on Monday, according to reports.