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By , Yahoo! Sports 44 minutes ago HOMESTEAD, Fla. – Jimmie Johnson will collect yet another championship trophy following Sunday’s finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway, but he’s not the only person worthy of some hardware this...
Glenn Debattista, Goal.com 19 minutes ago Atalanta coach Antonio Conte believes that the match against Siena is crucial for his team, who are coming off three straight defeats in Serie A. The Bianconeri might not be in the best...
but reports in the Spanish press suggest that an agreement is close. Chevanton has had an injury-plagued spell in Andalucia, with the result that he has failed to hold down a place in the matchday squad under either Juande...
Looks like Sarah Palin has disappointed some of her fans: She's making a big mistake. One of the most important things a country star does is cater to the fans. It's expected that they will stay for long hours and...
Thornton restaurateur Dan Tang's aspirations of political connections and influence vanished Friday after he pleaded guilty in federal court to funding a marijuana-growing operation that yielded 4,000 pot plants.
Health care will be the major topic on Sunday morning shows, and "60 Minutes" will devote a segment to it as well. Too many Americans are dying badly, Dr. Ira Byock tells Steve Kroft on the CBS news magazine. Nearly...
HARDHEADED ON HARDBALL.... During last year's presidential campaign, MSNBC's Chris Matthews had some annoying habits. Particularly when it came to sizing up Barack Obama, the "Hardball" host repeatedly questioned whether the...
November 22, 2009 / Columbus Museum of Art Come hear James Yood speak about Dale Chihuly's work in the context of other contemporary artists who sculpt glass and make use of light. Yood, a professor of Art History, Theory, and...
When Liz Cheney said “Think Cheney 2012″ on the last FOX News Sunday with Chris Wallace – the panel in the studio and lame stream media later assumed she was talking about her father – former VP Dick Cheney. Everybody took the...
The aristocratic habits of France's rulers don't die easily, even in Sarkozy's overexposed reign, but they are steadily being eroded No tumbrils have appeared in Paris's Place de la Concorde, but a revolution may be under way...
