Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Rescue teams and dogs searched through the rubble Sunday at a shopping mall in Canada where a roof collapsed through two floors, leaving several people missing and 22 people slightly injured.
The 71-year-old Trebek is expected to fully recover and return to "Jeopardy!" for a 29th year, according to a Sony Television spokeswoman.
Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty says he's told Mitt Romney's presidential campaign to look elsewhere for a running mate.
"Breastaurants", eateries featuring scantily-clad waitresses, are one of the few booming ideas in an otherwise struggling restaurant industry.
The more we study animals, the less special humans seem.
The Cape Elizabeth park was packed with visitors enjoying the sunny summer weather on Sunday, and dozens watched in horror as the dramatic scene unfolded.
Mohammed Morsi was declared Egypt's first Islamist president on Sunday after the freest elections in the country's history.
"I'm a bit nervous but very excited. Let's just say it's a challenge," said Greg Burke said in a phone interview.
Julien's Auctions announced in May that it would sell the empty tomb, and it was expected to generate six-figure bids.
It wasn't that long ago that Tony Giancola was considered one of Tampa's top young educators, consistently receiving great reviews from superiors and students . . .
Meanwhile, Jerry Sandusky’s attorneys say they asked to be excused due to lack of preparation time but were turned down – which could become the basis of an appeal.
A team climbing to where Nick Hall slid to his death is forced to turn back.
Critics dislike having to insure short-term workers; backers cite coverage for children under 26.
The British occupation of eastern Maine in the War of 1812 prompted a split from Massachusetts.
Finding the right person to manage the quirky enterprise is a challenge.
Wait, what? A Catholic priest who's married? With children? That can't be right. ... Except it is.
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