NEW YORK – The homicide bombers cooked up their explosives using mundane items like hydrogen peroxide. They stored them in a fancy commercial refrigerator that was out of place in their grimy apartment. And cell phones were likely used to set the bombs off. Those details from the July 7 …
Read More »'Notebook' Wins Eight Teen Choice Awards
LOS ANGELES – A story told by an old man proved popular with young people as the multigenerational love story “The Notebook” (search) took eight categories Sunday at the 2005 Teen Choice Awards (search). The tear-evoking tale, based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks (search), was the favorite drama and …
Read More »Former 9/11 Commission Slade Gorton on 'Able Danger' Debate
This is a partial transcript from “The O’Reilly Factor,” August 22, 2005, that has been edited for clarity. Watch “The O’Reilly Factor” weeknights at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. ET and listen to the “Radio Factor!” BILL O’REILLY, HOST: Our top story tonight, former 9/11 Commissioner Jamie Gorelick has declined …
Read More »Bill Will Decide Pharmacists' Obligations to Patients
WASHINGTON – When members of Congress return to Washington in September they will begin considering a bill that will allow pharmacists to refuse to fill a prescription if another worker at the same pharmacy can fill it. Click in the box to the right to watch a report by FOX …
Read More »Four Palestinians, Jew Killed in Violence
JERUSALEM – Violence hit Jerusalem and the West Bank Wednesday, with four Palestinians and a Jew killed, a day after Israel completed its historic evacuation of 25 settlements in Gaza and the West Bank. Late Wednesday, four Palestinian militants were killed during an Israeli army arrest raid in the Tulkarem …
Read More »Automatic DRIP
Can you tell me what DRIP investing is all about? Dividend Reinvestment Programs, or DRIPs, are kind of like the pizza slices of the investing world: For those who don’t have the cash on hand for a full pie, you can grab a slice at a fraction of the cost. …
Read More »Rolling Stones Kick Off Tour in Boston
BOSTON – With the iconic opening riff of “Start Me Up,” the Rolling Stones launched their latest North American tour at Fenway Park, a fitting venue and fitting opening song for the aging but irrepressible rockers. “It’s great to be back in Boston,” lead singer Mick Jagger (search) told the …
Read More »Ameritrade Exec Runs for Nebraska Senate Seat
OMAHA, Neb. – Ameritrade executive Pete Ricketts (search), describing himself as anti-abortion conservative, launched an election campaign Saturday to unseat U.S. Sen. Ben Nelson (search), the only Democrat in Nebraska’s congressional delegation. “I grew up with great values and tremendous opportunities,” said Ricketts, Ameritrade’s chief operating officer and son of …
Read More »Chinese Carriers in Deal to Buy 42 Boeing Jets
SHANGHAI, China – Four Chinese airline companies have agreed to buy 42 Boeing 787 (search) jets for a total $5.04 billion, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Monday. China’s flag carrier Air China Ltd. (search) and China Eastern Airlines Corp. (search) will each buy 15 planes, Shanghai Airlines Co. (search) …
Read More »LeBron: I Never Authorized Documentary
AKRON, Ohio – LeBron James (search) testified Thursday he never gave a businessman approval to make a documentary about the basketball star’s life. The testimony came in the third day of a $15 million trial involving entertainment producer Joseph Marsh (search), who is suing James. Marsh contends James, who went …
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