It's the question on everyone's mind: How could a major-city school district make an $84 million error and cause more than 1,100 employees to lose their jobs? DISD hasn't answered that question satisfactorily, nor has it given any indication that  |


Early last week, the House failed to pass the $700 billion bailout package. The stock market tanked. By Friday, Congress passed the bailout, the president signed it, and the market tanked. Yesterday, after a weekend to reflect, the market tanked  |
The press are beginning to notice that they didn't notice the flames lapping at the financial nation's ankles these past several years. This is something of a ritual; and a bit of a peculiar one at that, since newspapers have  |
Democratic and Republican Party primaries in Louisiana were originally scheduled for last month but were held over the weekend because of Hurricane Gustav.  |


According to John Kindt, University of Illinois professor and gambling critic, gambling income is not tied up with the economic condition of a place. It is a recession-proof business based on his study of lottery trends when recession hit the  |
Defense attorneys accused prosecutors of "intentional misconduct" and concealing evidence that could have proved Stevens' innocence.  |
Waxman had written Fuld last month asking that he provide communications including e-mail messages transmitted to and from his office, as well as from all of Lehman's board members for the past 180 days. The congressman also asked for "a  |
Lauder announced his stand Sunday in response to a statement from New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn that she will file a bill permitting city officials to run for a third four-year term.  |
It's going to take a while to get in place a program that, one, is effective; two, that doesn't waste taxpayers' money - we don't want to rush into this situation and not have the program be effective," Bush said.  |
Premiums for stand-alone Medicare prescription drug plans in Missouri and Illinois will jump by an average of 18 percent next year.  |
An impressive new play park for youngsters in Cambridge's Thorpe Way was officially opened on Saturday marking the end of a two-year campaign by the city's MP David Howarth.  |  |
Cambridge MP David Howarth has accused the Post Office of failing to take into account his concerns when making its decision to shut three city branches.  |  |
A ccording to the Guardian , a few months ago President Bush put the kibosh on Israel's plan to take out, in a preventative strike, Iran's nuclear facilities, despite all being duly subject to a Safeguards Agreement with the International  |
The study, conducted by over 1800 scientists from 130 countries paints a gloomy picture for sensitive eco-systems, which include Western Ghats in India, tropical Andes and Cameroonian Highlands, where more than 79 per cent of the mammal species are under  |
Asked whether Senator Barack Obama would be better for Iran since he has called for a withdrawal from Iraq, Iran's foreign minister Manouchehr Mottaki said whosoever becomes President will have to bring about fundamental changes in US policy regarding its  |
President Asif Ali Zardari on Monday backtracked on his remarks describing militants in Jammu and Kashmir as "terrorists", saying there is no change in Pakistan's Kashmir policy, a day after his comments triggered an outcry in this country.  |
The bomber blew himself up at the residence of PML-N leader Rasheed Akbar Nawani, a prominent politician of Bhakkar district and a member of the National Assembly, almost destroying his home and shaking the entire area sending his panicked neighbours  |
A SECOND plank of the Scottish Government's flagship approach to tackling the country's booze culture appeared under threat last night.  |
Rejecting Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari's statement that Kashmiri militants are terrorists, separatist leaders in the Kashmir Valley said he was 'ignorant about the sub-continent's history'.  |
National Security Advisor M K Narayanan summoned Sri Lankan Deputy High Commissioner G G A D Palithaganegoda and conveyed India's concerns over the offensive of the security forces in the Tamil areas and the killing of innocent people there.  |
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