New Hampshire Primary 2012: Jon Huntsman's Economic Plan
Here is an overview of Jon Huntsman's economic plan, as the former Utah governor scrambles to finish in one of the top spots in New Hampshire.
Endeavour Has Record Silver, Gold Output in 4Q
Compared to the year earlier period, silver production was up 25 percent for the quarter to 1.12 million ounces, while gold production was up 45 percent to 7,045 ounces.
18 States' Hurricane Vulnerability Ranked in Building Code Study
Eighteen coastal states have varying degrees of protection against hurricanes, according to the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety.
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Can natural gas become the United States' cheap, primary energy source of the early 21st century? It’s possible, under the right conditions.
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If Mitt Romney wins the Republican nomination, he'll not only be the first Mormon to do so: he'll also be the first presidential candidate whose father was born in Mexico. Much of his family still lives across the border in Colonia Dublan, where Romney's grandfather fled to avoid being prosecuted for polygamy. Romney's relatives down south hope that as the election continues, he will embrace both his Mormonism and his Mexican background more openly.
No Pants Subway Ride Going Global in 2012 [VIDEO]
Mass transit users worldwide are getting ready to be a little cheeky on Sunday Jan. 8, when the 11th Annual No Pants Subway Ride will take over subway systems globally. Over 57 cities have promised to join the trouser-free commute, including Mexico City, London and Tel Aviv.
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A story about 1,100-year-old Mayan ruins having been built in North Georgia has stirred much debate and gone viral, according to ABCNews.com.
Mexico Prison Melee Kills 31 Inmates
A prison melee in Mexico has left 31 people dead and another dozen injured in the state of Tamaulipas.
U.S. Can be Self-Sufficient in Liquid Fuels in 15 Years - API
The United States can be entirely self sufficient in liquid fuels in the next 15 years if more federal lands are opened up to oil and natural gas exploration and drilling.
Mexico Drug War: 12000 Killed, 1000 Tortured in 2011
Mexico drug violence killed more than 12,000 people in 2011.
Navy Pilot David Reis, Sister Karen Among 4 Killed in California Condo Shooting
Navy pilot David Reis, 25, and his sister Karen, 24, have been identified as two of the four victims of a New Year's Day shooting in Coronado, Calif. that may have been a murder-suicide. The other victims have not been identified, but sources say one is John Reeves, 25, a fellow Navy pilot. Police are investigating as the quiet community reels from its first murders this year.
Three Arrested for Peddling Miracle Stem Cell Cure
Three men were arrested and a fourth is being sought by the FBI in what investigators said was a scheme to market stem cells as miracle cures to desperate people suffering from terminal diseases.
New Year's 2012 Shortages Forecast Worldwide, and Not Just Norwegian Butter: A New Yorker's Opinion [VIDEO]
The great Norwegian butter shortage got me to thinking that shortages of 2012 might be just the ticket to send my faithful readers off to a rockin' New Year's Eve celebration. For sure, Lady Gaga will make it seem alright, though.
New Year's 2012 Shortages Forecast Worldwide, and Not Just Norwegian Butter: A New Yorker's Opinion [VIDEO]
The great Norwegian butter shortage got me to thinking that shortages of 2012 might be just the ticket to send my faithful readers off to a rockin' New Year's Eve celebration. For sure, Lady Gaga will make it seem alright, though.
2011 Year in Review: A GOP Campaign for the History Books
The 2012 presidential campaign has been one of the most volatile in recent memory, and it isn't even 2012 yet. Take a look back at the highlights and lowlights of the battle for the Republican nomination so far.
Whirlpool accuses Samsung, LG of dumping washers
Whirlpool Corp on Friday accused two South Korean rivals, Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics , of dumping washing machines in the United States by selling them at substantially less than fair value.
Americans to travel farther and spend more in 2012
Shaky economy notwithstanding, Americans intend to travel farther and spend more in 2012, according to a nationwide poll.
Mexican candidate sees possible Pemex listing
A leading presidential candidate of Mexico's ruling conservatives raised the possibility on Thursday of listing oil company Pemex on the stock exchange to help revamp the state-owned giant.
Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux to Elope in New York?
As far as rumors go Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux are planning to elope on a beach at Cabo San Lucas in Mexico, but a new report has revealed that the couple are in fact considering an Upstate New York wedding.
CAW seeks strike OK at Caterpillar plant
The head of the Canadian Auto Workers union is looking for a green light from members to potentially strike Caterpillar over a contract dispute in London, Ontario.
American Teen Murdered in Mexico: Drug Cartels Responsible?
Chicago-area teenager Alexis Uriel Marron was murdered in Michoacan, Mexico. Are drug cartels responsible?
Venezuelan Murder Rate to Set Record This Year
At least 19,336 people have been murdered in 2011, or an average of more than two every hour, or about 53 every day.
Is Medical Tourism the Future of Healthcare?
Millions of medical patients are crossing international borders each year to receive treatment in a growing trend known as medical tourism.
Happy New Year 2012: Top 10 Event Photos of 2011
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Gary Johnson Quits GOP Race, Seeks Presidency as Libertarian
Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson said Wednesday he is dropping out of the Republican presidential race and is seeking the Libertarian Party nomination for president.
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