Bailout Helps Bankers, Not Borrowers
Obama Reaches Out for McCain's Counsel — WASHINGTON — Not long after Senator John McCain returned last month from an official trip to Iraq and Pakistan, he received a phone call from President-elect Barack Obama. — As contenders for the presidency, the two had hammered each …
Steelers beat Ravens, 23-14; Head to Tampa Bay and Super Bowl XLIII --Steelers will play against Arizona Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII Feb. 1. On a cold, snowy night, the sun finally shone on the Steelers in a championship game at Heinz Field. The victory, their first in a championship game on their third try in the past eight years at home, lifted the Steelers into their seventh Super Bowl and a chance to become the first team to win six. Their seven championships are an AFC record.
More Americans Joining Military as Jobs Dwindle As the number of jobs across the nation dwindles, more Americans are joining the military, lured by a steady paycheck, benefits and training. The last fiscal year was a banner one for the military, with all active-duty and reserve forces meeting or exceeding their recruitment goals for the first time since 2004, the year that violence in Iraq intensified drastically, Pentagon officials said. And the trend seems to be accelerating.
Obama Reaches Out for McCain's Counsel — WASHINGTON — Not long after Senator John McCain returned last month from an official trip to Iraq and Pakistan, he received a phone call from President-elect Barack Obama. — As contenders for the presidency, the two had hammered each …
Steelers beat Ravens, 23-14; Head to Tampa Bay and Super Bowl XLIII --Steelers will play against Arizona Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII Feb. 1. On a cold, snowy night, the sun finally shone on the Steelers in a championship game at Heinz Field. The victory, their first in a championship game on their third try in the past eight years at home, lifted the Steelers into their seventh Super Bowl and a chance to become the first team to win six. Their seven championships are an AFC record.
More Americans Joining Military as Jobs Dwindle As the number of jobs across the nation dwindles, more Americans are joining the military, lured by a steady paycheck, benefits and training. The last fiscal year was a banner one for the military, with all active-duty and reserve forces meeting or exceeding their recruitment goals for the first time since 2004, the year that violence in Iraq intensified drastically, Pentagon officials said. And the trend seems to be accelerating.
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A senior army officer is to look into the circumstances surrounding Prince Harry's use of racist language. Is Prince Harry's apology enough?
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