Politics: Why Obama Won

Breaking News
January 28, 2008

U.! S.

Mormon Church President Dies At 97

Gordon B. Hinckley, the longest-serving president of the Mormon church
who presided over one of the greatest periods of expansion in its
history, died Sunday, a church spokesman said. He was 97. M
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World

Bush's War On Terror Shifting Targets

There is an increasing and profound shift in the primary focus of the
White House's war on terror, setting sights on Pakistan, and once again
on Afghanistan, where al Qaeda and other militant movements are stepping
up their fight. 
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Politics

Why Obama Won

While the political pundits may label the South Carolina win by Barack
Obama as all about race, exit polls demonstrate that the truth lies a
little deeper. In many ways Obama's win was similar to his early victory
in the Iowa caucuses. 
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Health

Spousal Spats May Have Health Benefits

New research on marriage and health shows that married couples who
express anger may outlive those who suppress anger. The key is for both
spouses to be comfortable expressing anger, rather than one or both
suppressing anger, researchers say. 
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SciTech

Unlocking The Genetic Mysteries Of E.Coli

The remnants of a Naval ammunition depot are now an animal research
center where government scientists are working to unlock secrets
contained in the genetic makeup of the cattle. Their focus: the E. coli
0157:H7 bacteria. 
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Business

Asian, European Markets Continue Slide

Global market turmoil continued into a second week as Asian markets
tumbled in the wake of Wall Street's sell-off Friday amid persistent
worries about a possible U.S. - and worldwide - economic slowdown.