Feds Say 29,000 Signed Up on Obamacare site Sunday and Monday
More than all of October
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Chaos Follows Effort to Honor Actor Paul Walker in Puerto Rico
More than 100 speeding tickets handed out and traffic jams due to caravans
White House Switches to the Offensive on Obamacare
Or rather, returns to the talking points they had prepared before the site collapsed
Pace of Growth in Service Sector Down in November
Unexpected slowing
Google Releases Own Santa Tracking App
Competing with NORAD, whose latest tracker was developed by Microsoft
Boehner Hires Former McCain Immigration Aide, Anti-Immigration Advocates Worried
Accused of supporting amnesty
Poll: 54 Percent of Young People Disapprove of President Obama's Job Performance
Sharp decline from earlier this year, reversal from 2009
Canadian Woman Says New iPad She Bought on Black Friday Already Had Someone's Personal Information, Photos, Apps on It
May have been an Apple employee?
UBS, Barclay's Avoid EU Fines, Were First to Report Interest Rate Collusion
According to the European Commission
Russian Prime Minister Tells Ukrainian Delegation Important to Have "Order and Stability" in Country
Pro-European protests continue
Poll: 52 Percent of Americans Say US Should "Mind Its Own Business Internationally," Record High
More Americans think US is less important in the world than a decade ago since 1970s
NTSB Boots Rail Union From Metro North NYC Train Derailment Investigation
What are unions doing participating in investigfations in the first place?
Anti-Surveillance Activists Say They Want to "Nullify" NSA Spying
Forbid local authorities from providing services or cooperating with federal agencies engaged in spying
A. Barton Hinkle Says Sometimes the 'Makers' Act Like 'Takers'
Could American businesses learn from foreign ones a lesson in self-reliance?
EU Fines JP Morgan, Citibank, HSBC, Other Global Banks $2.3 Billion, Accuses Them of Colluding to Profit From Manipulation of Interest Rates
European national regulators, US regulators, have already gone after same banks over same accusations
Pension Reform Bill Narrowly Passes in Illinois, Faces Court Battle Over Constitutionality
Would save the state $160 billion over 30 years
Harry Reid Only Congressional Leader to Exempt Some Staff From Obamacare
Boehner, Pelosi, McConnell all directed entire staffs to Obamacare
Google Reveals Purchase of Seven Robotics Companies In Last Six Months, Looking to Develop Own Robot
Staffer who ran Android OS effort will lead robot project
Hubble Telescope Detects Evidence of Water on Five Alien Planets
Super hot, super big, unlikely to be hosting life
Partial Release of Newtown School Shooting 911 Calls to Be Released This Afternoon
A judge ruled authorities could not block release of the tapes
New York Film Critics Circle Awards American Hustle Best Picture, Steve McQueen Best Director
Robert Redford named best actor in first film awards of the season
Top Rated LA Morning Radio Host Off Air All Month, Due to Contract Negotiations or Ratings Tampering Investigation
Spanish-language broadcast company not being clear about El Mandril's absence
Chris Reed on Loosening the Union Chokehold on California
The state can make reforms that are both better for governance and fairer to union workers than the status quo.
Germany to Ban Brothel Deals Offering Flat Rate For Unlimited Sex
Deals went for about 100 euros, ruling coalition agreed to a ban
New Orleans Cop Who Admitted to Shooting Unarmed Man After Hurricane Katrina Being Retried
Was convicted along with other officers who disposed of the body and tried to cover up the killing, but a court ruled the cop should've been tried separately
Joe Biden Urges Chinese Youth to Challenge Government, Teachers, Religious Leaders
Obama's told American youth not to
New DNA Evidence Likely Means Mentally Ill Michigan Man Behind Bars Since 1996 Not Involved in Rape/Murder He Confessed to
Innocence clinic pushing to have him released
Wall Street Worried About Future of Fed Stimulus
Economy may be doing better, traders reportedly concerned about end to free money
Model Suing Miss Universe Organization, Alleges Recruiters Demand Sex for Promises of Help
Says the organization knowingly hires "scam artists"
Billy Joel Taking Up "Residency" at Madison Square Garden, to Play Monthly Shows As Long As There's Demand
Four previously announced shows, through April, already sold out
