Ron Paul's revenge: Santorum predicts a convention fight
The rivalry between the two candidates -- who both have delegates in the Republican National Convention -- could stretch on through the summer.Read More ...
Digging into the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
A visit to the "island of garbage" near the Midway Atoll in the Pacific Ocean.Read More ...
I'll Have Another is out of the Belmont Stakes
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Limbaugh, Morrissey, Perry: The dumbest political quotes of the week
Each week, the Daily Caller picks the dumbest political statements and ranks them (just for Yahoo! readers) on a scale of 1 to 5 (5 being the worst). Who do you think said the dumbest thing?Read More ...
NPR 'Car Talk' duo retiring; reruns to continue
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Boehner, Cantor say Obama’s playing ‘blame game’
House Speaker John Boehner and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor responded Friday to President Obama's speech on the economy and the Euro crisis.Read More ...
Approval of the Supreme Court plummets
Over the past quarter century, Americans' esteem of public institutions in general has fallen, but the Supreme Court has especially lost favor.Read More ...
Nightmare: Man gets George Zimmerman’s cell number
An Orlando man says his life has been turned upside down since May 7th when T-Mobile reportedly assigned him the cell phone number formerly used by accused Florida gunman George Zimmerman.Read More ...
Obama vows 'zero tolerance' for national security leaks
Obama's comments addressed a series of news reports with national security program details.Read More ...
How to protect yourself from fake debt scammers
Phony overseas debt collectors are taking Americans for millions.Read More ...
Iraq ambassador nomination jeopardized by racy emails to journalist
Brett McGurk's support has suffered after emails of his wooing a female Wall Street Journal reporter - perhaps jokingly referencing favors of access and information - were leaked last weekend, Senate sources said.
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One a day: Suicide surge among U.S. troops
Suicides are surging among America's troops, averaging nearly one a day this year — the fastest pace in the nation's decade of war.Read More ...
‘You’re not special’ graduation speech sparks buzz
Wellesley High English teacher David McCullough Jr. told graduates "You are not special. You are not exceptional."
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U.S. cities struggle with blighted bank-owned homes
Across America, bank-owned, blighted houses sit untouched, sometimes for years, disfiguring what in many cases are already troubled neighborhoods.Read More ...
Egyptians protest against ex premier ahead of vote
Hundreds of activists gathered in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Friday to demonstrate against presidential candidate Ahmed Shafik ahead of a run-off vote, saying they did not want to be ruled by another former military man.Read More ...
Obama’s intentional or accidental slip?
Obama calls out Mitt Romney's dad, a cellphone interrupts a congressman, and a strip club gears up for the GOP's convention.Read More ...
Obama’s Bain Capital attacks may be working with battleground state voters
President Barack Obama's re-election campaign has come under fire for its attacks on Mitt Romney's time at Bain Capital—with several Democrats, including Bill Clinton and Newark, N.J., Mayor Cory Booker, suggesting Obama's focus on private equity companies could backfire. But if a new poll of voters in key swing states is any judge, the Obama [...]
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GOP once tried to bury Clinton, now it praises him
Republicans who tried to strip Bill Clinton of his presidency have eagerly embraced the Democrat, taking his words on taxes and decisions on Bosnia and using them to pound another Democratic president, Barack Obama.Read More ...
Warmest U.S. spring on record: NOAA
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - So far, 2012 has been the warmest year the United States has ever seen, with the warmest spring and the second-warmest May since record-keeping began in 1895, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported on Thursday. Temperatures for the past 12 months and the year-to-date have been the warmest on record for the contiguous United States, NOAA said. The average temperature for the contiguous 48 states for meteorological spring, which runs from March through May, was 57.1 degrees F (13.9 C), 5.2 degrees (2. ...Read More ...
Mega Millions jackpot brings lawsuit from disgruntled baker
Another man in Chicago claims he is one of now five bakers owed dough--their fair share of $118 million in winnings from the Illinois State Lottery.Read More ...
Race for Gabby Giffords' old seat shapes up for hard fight
On Tuesday voters in Arizona’s 8th congressional district will go to the polls to cast their votes in the special election to fill the seat left open after former Rep. Gabby Giffords’ resignation.
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U.S. debt load falling at fastest pace since 1950s
Little by little, our economy is reducing its debt burden, slowly repairing the damage caused by 10, 20 or 30 years of excess.
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Adventurer rescued after failed solo ocean row
Japan's coast guard rescued British adventurer Sarah Outen early Friday, after a severe tropical storm damaged her boat and forced her to abandon a solo row across the ocean. "She was rescued at 5:45 pm (0845 GMT)" in waters about 960 kilometres (600 miles) east of Sendai, northeastern Japan, a Japanese coast guard officer told [...]
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Former Fleetwood Mac member Bob Welch dead at 65
Bob Welch, a former member of Fleetwood Mac who went on to write songs and record several hits during a solo career, died Thursday of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said. He was 65.
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