WASHINGTON – If the grandfather and grandson walking together in Sen. Rick Santorum‘s Internet re-election ad look familiar, it could be because the same two actors are in a TV ad that a group called Americans for Job Security is running in support of him. A spokeswoman for Santorum, R-Pa., …
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NEW YORK – Was it the sweet smell of success? Or King Kong eating his breakfast? Well, neither. But there’s still no rational explanation for the maple syrup aroma that wafted Thursday across Manhattan, the second such olfactory incident since October. Calls to the city’s 311 help line and the …
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DOVER, Del. – DuPont Co. (DD) has agreed to pay $10.25 million in fines and $6.25 million for environmental projects to settle allegations by the Environmental Protection Agency that the company hid information about the dangers of a toxic chemical used to make the non-stick coating Teflon, officials said Wednesday. …
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The following is a transcribed excerpt of “FOX News Sunday,” Dec. 18, 2005. CHRIS WALLACE, HOST: And joining us now in an exclusive interview, the Democratic leader in the Senate, Harry Reid. Senator, thanks for coming in. Good to have you here. U.S. SENATOR HARRY REID, D-NEV., MINORITY LEADER: My …
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JERUSALEM – Prime Minister Ariel Sharon joked with aides and discussed affairs of state Monday after suffering a mild stroke, but his illness raised questions about his ability to lead the country if elected to a third term in March elections. It also left his brand-new centrist Kadima Party scrambling. …
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ALBANY, N.Y. – Could Donald Trump‘s next big project be political? The New York Daily News, citing unnamed Republicans, reported Friday that Trump, the billionaire real estate developer and TV personality, is considering a run for governor as a Republican. Click here to read the Daily News story. The report …
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. – Two 16-year-olds who were expelled from a Lutheran high school because they were suspected of being lesbians have sued the school for invasion of privacy and discrimination. The lawsuit, filed last week in Riverside County Superior Court, seeks the girls’ re-enrollment at the small California Lutheran High …
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This is a partial transcript from “The O’Reilly Factor,” May 26, 2005, that has been edited for clarity. Watch “The O’Reilly Factor” weeknights at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. ET and listen to the “Radio Factor!” JOHN KASICH, GUEST HOST: In the “personal story” segment tonight, terror leader Abu Musab …
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While time flies by, it may also tinker with our blood pressure. Results of blood pressure tests may vary by up to 40 percent depending when blood pressure is checked, new research shows. That’s a significant difference, say Cynthia Thomas, DO, MPH, and colleagues. “Awareness of the effects of these …
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LOS ANGELES – The jilted woman sits in front of the TV set and fast-food cartons, watching Judy Garland belt out “The Man Who Got Away” and wallowing in heartache. There’s an insistent knock on her door. It’s him. A torrid glance, an embrace, the music swells. Fade promisingly to …
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