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Rick Santorum offered a unique theory to what caused the recession: rising gas prices.
Newt Gingrich Gets Super Tuesday Boost from Billionaire Sheldon Adelson
All eyes are on Michigan and Arizona today, but another big cash injection from billionaire casino mogul Sheldon Adelson has helped Newt Gingrich keep his gaze trained on the March 6 Super Tuesday primaries.
Road Trip USA: The Wild West
Carving a 10-mile-wide snake a mile deep in the earth, the Grand Canyon churns your adrenaline; the Painted Desert proves that barren doesn’t always mean bleak; the Navajo Nation shows that America is no “New World;” and the road to Zion confirms that the Wild West is as wild as ever.
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Michigan is not the only state going to the voting booth on Tuesday. Arizona's 29 delegates are also up for grabs. While recent polls have shown Mitt Romney breaking away from Rick Santorum, the former Pennsylvania senator could still present a formidable challenge to Romney's presidential aspirations.
Romney, Santorum Neck-and-Neck as Michigan Primary Approaches
Several polls indicate the Santorum surge did not hold out long enough to bring a sure victory for the former Pennsylvania senator.
Are Cheap Chinese Smartphones a Share-Buying Scheme?
As smartphone sales continue to surge worldwide and the market ripens with increased spending from consumers, analysts predict Chinese vendors could seize market share with more affordable devices. Huawei and ZTE combined had sold 35 million smartphone sales in the past year.
Mitt Romney Tries to Relate to NASCAR Fans: My Friends Own Teams
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney has once again tried to relate to average Americans on Sunday, but ended up propelling the image that he is out of touch.
Robert Griffin III Appears on Cover of NCAA Football 13
The former Heisman winner will appear on the cover of college football's most popular video game.
U.S. E. Coli Outbreak Linked to Sprouts from Jimmy John's
The outbreak of E. coli throughout the country has been linked to clover sprouts sold by Jimmy Johns - the second sprout related outbreak to come from the chain in the past two years
Rick Santorum: I Don't Believe in 'Absolute' Separation of Church and State
Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum doesn't believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute, he said Sunday, two days ahead of the Michigan and Arizona primaries.
Gas Prices, Oil Prices Rise -- Talk of Another Recession: What's Ahead for U.S.?
Why is one professional observer so negative about America's short-term economic prospects?
Gov. Brewer Endorses Romney 2 Days Before Arizona Vote
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer, who had a finger-pointing confrontation with President Barack Obama last month, on Sunday endorsed Mitt Romney for president.
Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum Seek Inside Track in Tight Michigan Race
White House hopefuls Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum battled over who was the most conservative Republican on Saturday -- while knocking President Barack Obama on account of accelerating gasoline prices -- as the high-octane race in Michigan moves toward a still-uncertain finish.
Georgia on His Mind, Newt Gingrich Battles in His Own Backyard
Only a month ago, Newt Gingrich was atop the Republican Party's presidential-nomination race. Now he is in a fight for a win even in his home state of Georgia as his campaign stakes its future on the Super Tuesday primaries to be conducted March 6.
Republicans Need Passion from Young Conservatives to Win
The youth vote is often assumed to go more to Democrats than to Republicans, but an impressive number of young conservatives made the trek to Washington in mid-February for the Conservative Political Action Conference -- more than one-half of the attendees were between 18 and 29 years of age.
In Michigan, Santorum Draws Fire of Party Establishment
After a week when Rick Santorum's presidential campaign often appeared focused on issues like abortion, prenatal testing, and religion, the message from the Republican Party's establishment was becoming clear on Friday: We've had enough.
January Business Borrowing up from Year Ago
Borrowing by U.S. companies to buy equipment jumped in January from a year ago, though it slid from December's rush to close loans before year-end, and credit quality improved to pre-recession levels, the Equipment Leasing and Finance Association said on Friday.
Oldest Elephant Herd Footprints Discovered in Arabian Desert
Researchers have discovered rare fossilized footprints in the Arabian Desert that are revealed to be of the oldest elephant herd.
Auto Bailout Head on Romney: 'Dead Wrong,' Delusional, Inconsistent
Some descriptions of Mitt Romney's auto bailout position from former Obama car czar Steven Rattner: dead wrong, utter fantasy, has delusions, and hasn't felt a need to be consistent.
Stocks, Bonds, Commodities Rise: Daily Markets Wrap
No matter which direction investors faced Friday, whether it was the recent past or the immediate future, all the signals were positive. Investors responded by boosting prices for stocks, bonds and commodities.
US Pumps $51 Mln Into Great Lakes War on Asian Carp
The U.S. government will spend an additional $51 million this year to ensure that Asian carp don't spread to the Great Lakes.
'Milkshake Murderer,' Nancy Kissel, Seeking Appeal for Husband's Murder
Nancy Kissel, the American housewife nicknamed the milkshake murderer who was convicted of killed her husband in 2003 in Hong Kong, is seeking a third appeal.
S&P 500 Hits Highest Level Since '08 on Economic Data; Dow Touches 13,000
Buoyed by another round of better-than-expected economic data, the Standard & Poor's 500 advanced above its highest close since June 2008. Optimism on the economy also lifted the Dow Jones Industrial Average back above 13,000.
Obama Contraception Rule Gets Challenged by GOP Attorneys General
President Barack Obama may have tweaked a policy that will let religiously-affiliated employers avoid offering insurance plans that cover birth control, but seven Republican state attorneys general are fighting the proposed rule on First Amendment grounds.
Michigan Consumer Sentiment Keeps Beating Expectations
A closely watched index of U.S. consumer sentiment narrowly beat market expectations Friday morning, as the continuing optimism about where the economy is going was reflected in the data.
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