Saudi authorities announced Wednesday that they have arrested hundreds of people over the past six months for allegedly having ties with al Qaeda and planning terror attacks against major oil installations in the country.
Vital Signs: Exercise: Link Is Seen Between Crime and Fitness
A new study that looked at the physical characteristics of about 5,000 Arkansas inmates found that most were athletically fit when they entered prison.
New Job for CBS Reporter Critical of War Coverage
Lara Logan, the CBS News chief foreign correspondent who deplored the lack of media coverage of Iraq and Afghanistan last week, will no longer be based overseas.
Books: Achieving Wellness, Whatever That Is
Two books muster science, statistics and a judicious smattering of personal experience to present opposite advice.
Arts, Briefly: Kanye Blogs Back
When Kanye West, right, decided to move his 8:15 p.m. appearance to 4:30 the following morning at the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tenn., last week because he wanted it dark enough for his light show, audience members were understandably upset, and they let him know it by booing, waving makeshift signs (“Kanye hates hippies!”) and scrawling anti-West graffiti. The criticism continued on the Internet. Now Mr. West has hit back on his own blog. “This Bonnaroo thing is the worst insult I’ve ever had in my life,” he wrote on his Web site, kanyeuniversecity.com. “This is the most offended I’ve ever been ... this is the maddest I ever will be.” He continued, “Call me any name you want ... arrogant, conceited, narcissistic, racist,” adding, “BUT NEVER SAY I DIDN’T GIVE MY ALL!”.
Sony Announces Strategy on Electronics and Video Downloading
Sony said that it would make a strong push into networked electronics and video download services and aim for the top spot in LCD TVs.
Homeless Pets Crowd Shelters as Families Hit Hard Times
As mounting layoffs and foreclosures have caused many middle-class Americans to lose their economic footing, some are parting with their pets.
Homecoming of Odysseus May Have Been in Eclipse
Two scientists have concluded that the homecoming of Odysseus possibly coincided with a solar eclipse in 1178 B.C.
3 plead not guilty in plot to bomb JFK
Three men accused of plotting to bomb New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport pleaded not guilty Wednesday in U.S. District Court in New York.
Dot Earth: Reports: Energy Thirst Still Topping Climate Risks
Two new reports released Wednesday suggest that global concerns over energy supply still trump global warming worries.
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Saudi authorities announced Wednesday that they have arrested hundreds of people over the past six months for allegedly having ties with al Qaeda and planning terror attacks against major oil installations in the country.
Exxon will pay less for Valdez spill
The Supreme Court on Wednesday reduced a $2.5 billion punitive damages award against energy giant Exxon for its role in an infamous 1989 maritime oil spill off the coast of Alaska.
Bits: A Genetic Quest for Better Chocolate
Mars and I.B.M. are collaborating on a five-year project to sequence and analyze the entire cocoa genome.
Hundreds Seized in Sweep Against Child Prostitution
The five-day operation, this week and last, spanned 16 cities and involved hundreds of local, state and federal agencies.
Home Depot Offers Recycling for Compact Fluorescent Bulbs
Home Depot’s move will create the nation’s most widespread recycling program for the energy-saving bulbs, which have to be properly disposed of since they contain small amounts of mercury.
Sony Announces Strategy on Electronics and Video Downloading
Sony said that it would make a strong push into networked electronics and video download services and aim for the top spot in LCD TVs.
Homecoming of Odysseus May Have Been in Eclipse
Two scientists have concluded that the homecoming of Odysseus possibly coincided with a solar eclipse in 1178 B.C.
Skin Deep: Coming Soon to YouTube: My Face-Lift
Doctors have long recruited patients to help advertise, but is it ethical for a doctor to reward a patient for posting a promo?
Airlines Settle Cargo Price-Fixing Case
Air France-KLM, Cathay Pacific Airways, Martinair Holland and SAS Cargo Group have agreed to pay $504 million in fines to settle charges of price fixing on cargo rates.
Taking Lessons, and Confidence, From the Water
A New York City school is trying to raise academic achievement and confidence by having students learn about and navigate the harbor that surrounds the city.