MOSCOW — Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev criticized Kremlin policies today and toyed with the ambitious idea of attempting a political comeback.
Gorbachev said co...
Hearing set for Jan. 5
FAIRVIEW TWP — A custody battle over a goat apparently caused a man and woman to lock horns.
Things got so gruff, state police said, that one of th...
A 53-year-old white male apparently jumped to his death this morning from the Buffalo Creek Bridge that carries Route 28 over the creek and the Butler-Freeport Trail, sa...
ATLANTA — Health officials said swine flu cases appear to be declining throughout most of the U.S., but the specter of Thanksgiving gatherings makes it hard to predict w...
WASHINGTON — Federal health experts today brushed off lingering safety questions about a popular inhaler drug and suggested it carry bolder benefit claims.
The Food and ...
City property owners will see their city tax bill increase next year.
The 2010 city budget will include a 4-mill property tax increase to fund street repairs and a $600,...
NEW YORK — AOL, the struggling Internet company, plans to cut about one-third of its workers if its planned spinoff from Time Warner goes through.
That would amount to n...
WASHINGTON — Companies fraudulently collected at least $100 million in federal contracts from a $4 billion government program designated for disabled military veterans w...
WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said today the government's $700 billion bailout program will end "as soon as we can," and that part of it will be used ...
WASHINGTON — The budding economic recovery isn't getting much help from the home-building industry, which normally creates jobs and drives growth when a recession ends.
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