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The men chased after them, but one man was run over when he tried block the women from driving off. The man suffered injuries that required a two-day hospital stay, Hansen said. The men were were unable to get a license plate number.

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Short Video From Michael Jackson's Last Performance Released - Celebrity Gossip | Entertainment News | Arts And Entertainment - FOXNews.com

Short Video From Michael Jackson's Last Performance Released, The 50-year-old singer appears a step slower than he was in his twenties and thirties, but he is in good voice. Excuse the disturbing anti-USA Fox double-speak at the beginning.

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Bulldoze the burbs? | csmonitor.com

The article reports that the city has already demolished 1,100 abandoned homes, and that Mr. Kildee estimates that another 3,000 will need to come down. Overall, local officials believe that the city will need to contract its area

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AT&T Unveils New Privacy Policy. No, Really

We're also sure that if the company is ever caught violating its policy or federal law, it would accept responsibility.

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Sprint Will Blow it With Pre, History Shows

the real question is whether Sprint executives will let the device be free or whether it will ruin it by attempting to control it and ignoring its fan base and developers as its done with its other phones.

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Political winds shift in favor of legalized pot

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Todd Palin: $150K on clothes 'out of our control' | Seattle Times Newspaper

Sarah Palin and Republican presidential nominee John McCain faced a storm of criticism over the tens of thousands of dollars spent at high-end stores to dress the Alaska governor and her family.

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Govt. seeks to reverse Ted Stevens' conviction | Seattle Times Newspaper

"They were hell-bent on convicting a United States senator," Sullivan said. "His name is cleared. He is innocent of the charges as if they had never been brought."

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Former Bush aide gets 30 months in prison

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Auto Review: India's lean Tata Nano delivers the basics for an impressive price

The $2,200 car was built for frugality but it's no cheap drive. Engineers stripped away everything they could. What's left is a nice little car, surprisingly roomy inside and fun to shift, if a bit slow on the uptake.

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Protesters visit AIG officials' lavish Conn. homes | Seattle Times Newspaper

A busload of activists representing working- and middle-class families paid visits Saturday to the lavish homes of American International Group executives to protest the tens of millions of dollars in bonuses awarded by the struggling insurance company after it received a massive …

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Obama challenges lobbyists to duel

"The system we have now might work for the powerful and well-connected interests that have run Washington for far too long," Obama said in his weekly radio and video address. "But I don't. I work for the American people."

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Top Migraine Remedies - a not-so-useless list

Not much in this world is worse than migraining (migraining=the total experience of a migraine attack: emotional changes, extreme sensoral sensitivity, nausea, visual disturbances, impedance of mental processes, intense headache, exhaustion, etc.), anything that can relieve or te …

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Maureen Dowd: Cheney and the goat devil

In the show, the former president dismisses waterboarding as a spa treatment at Bliss, and reveals that he did walk in on Cheney once in the basement of the White House locked in the amorous arms of a giant goat devil in a room full of pentagrams.

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Thomas L. Friedman: No way, no how, not here

There are nine bodies - all of them young men - that have been lying in a Mumbai hospital morgue since Nov. 29. They may be stranded there for a while, because no local Muslim charity is willing to bury them in its cemetery. This is good news.

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A Swiss Bank Is Set to Open Its Secret Files

UBS, the largest bank in Switzerland, agreed on Wednesday to divulge the names of well-heeled Americans whom the authorities suspect of using offshore accounts at the bank to evade taxes.

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Stolen Wallets, Not Hacks, Cause the Most ID Theft?

A new report from Javelin Research is getting attention for its extraordinary claim that data breaches are responsible for only a tiny minority of identity theft cases, compared to lost wallets and other low-tech exposures.

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Facebook's change of terms raises eyebrows

The blogosphere was abuzz Monday after a popular consumer-affairs blog pointed out changes to Facebook's terms of use that the social-networking Web site quietly made earlier this month.

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Major cache of fossils unearthed in L.A. - Los Angeles Times

A nearly intact mammoth, dubbed Zed, is among the remarkable discoveries near the La Brea tar pits. It's the largest known repository of Pleistocene ice age fossils.

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Deadly bacteria defy drugs, alarming doctors - Los Angeles Times

A new category of bugs becomes more resistant to treatment, and their toll -- which already includes a Brazilian beauty queen -- is expected to rise.

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Texas billionaire accused of $8-billion investment scam - Los Angeles Times

The SEC charges R. Allen Stanford and two other principals of his investment and banking empire in a complaint alleging massive fraud.

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Law firm claims $65 million settlement by Facebook

A law firm is claiming Palo Alto-based Facebook Inc. paid $65 million to settle a suit accusing Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg of stealing the concept for his social network.

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Love Lessons From Spring Break - 1 - MSN Relationships - article

Think there's nothing of value to be gleaned from the good ole days of partying during Spring Break? Think again!

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Poll shows Obama atop list of most respected

Obama's name was the only new one on the list of 19 world leaders whom respondents were asked to rate. Approval of the Dalai Lama, the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, rose to 77 percent, from 71 in the previous poll, but it was not enough to match Obama's 80 percent.

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Startled Iraqis welcome,sort of, their first tourist

"I am a tourist" were his first words. The telephone line from Falluja was bad, but there could be no mistake. Possibly Iraq's, and certainly Falluja's, first Western leisure visitor was in town.

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