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The fact that the rate of decline increased for November is indicative of the uphill battle we’re facing with the housing recovery,” said Mark Fleming, chief economist for CoreLogic.
Despite Verizon's widely anticipated expected announcement to carry the iPhone, its arrival to Verizon would be poorly timed, and Verizon's gains won't be as clearcut.
If, in fact, there exists widespread legal failure of securitized mortgage pools, as Mr. Rosner, theorizes, then we are possibly facing the Apocalypse Scenario, calling into question the legal and financial...
Six minutemen missiles armed with nuclear warheads were secretly transported from Minot AFB to Barksdale AFB. The later is the chief staging base for the Middle East war. The alarm system...
Student enrollment at University of Phoenix parent Apollo Group nose-dived 42 percent in the three months that ended Dec. 30, and on Monday investors learned that company executives believe it is only the beginning.
US forces have fired so many bullets in Iraq and Afghanistan - an estimated 250,000 for every insurgent killed - that American ammunition-makers cannot keep up with demand.
Did you know Florida is home to one of the most dangerous international terrorists in the world; Luis Posada-Carriles. Posada, a former CIA agent was convicted of being involved in several terrorist attacks and plots in the Americas. These plots i
Proponents are stressing that the purpose of the bill is to allow states to repudiate union pension funds. There is no mention of, say, getting out of bad swap contacts or renegotiations other creditor interests.
he essential Christmas story is that Christ came in human form to live among us on Earth to save all sinners here. What if there are intelligent beings out "there?" Do they have Christmas too? If the question sounds silly, some people take it ve
's projected to take us slightly longer to get to the next big, round number with lots of zeroes -- 14 years instead of 12. While the total number of people on the planet is still growing fast, the nature and speed of that growth has been changing d
The "Dazer Laser" is an "ocular distraction device" that emits a laser pattern that temporarily blinds a person. Some of them will work up to 1.5 miles!
That she has been violently attacked by an individual who is obviously mentally deranged is shocking and extremely disturbing. Almost as disturbing is how the mainstream media has latched onto this story as a way to demonize anyone who belie
Gun control activists are shamelessly exploiting the tragedy in Tuscon, which is particularly disrespectful since Gabrielle Giffords is a gun owner and a staunch defender of the Second Amendment—she was even a signator on an amicus brief filed in DC.
Someday soon a robot may be one of your best friends. The European Commission's "Beyond Robotics" project workbook states its mission as "Developing cognitive robots whose 'purpose in life' would be to serve humans as assistants or 'companions
Move over buddy, Mr. Robby Bot is here to replace you. Nightmare at the Acme factory? Well, not quite yet. But sooner than some would suspect, they may be joining the unemployment lines—kicked to the curb by that nice, quiet bucket-of-bolts down the
This detailed news report documents the bizarre behavior of Jared Loughner who recently shot U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords. It is a portrait of a social outcast with nihilistic, almost indecipherable beliefs steeped in mistrust and paranoia.
Glass stronger and tougher than steel? A new type of damage-tolerant metallic glass, demonstrating a strength and toughness beyond that of any known material, has been developed and tested by a collaboration of researchers with the U.S. Energy Dept.
The CES is the biggest electronic show in the world... This year had the largest attendance in history. It was very packed. This show showcases all of the new technology that is coming out in the future.
At least five Iraqis were killed and 13 more were wounded in new violence. Several more were wounded in Baghdad, but no figures were released.
From the pages of the fantastic imagery of a 1980s style science fiction story comes a futuristic nightmare. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has embarked on a feverish new project to create cyborg battle bugs programmed for warf
In early June, Lynda Sorenson, 52, had gone back to community college in Tucson in hopes of getting back on the job market.
Wall Street banks are cutting their holdings of Treasuries at the fastest pace since 2004 as the world’s biggest bond firms bet that the economy will strengthen and demand for higher-yielding assets will increase.
US Sought to Keep Info-Hunting Subpoenas Secret
The company chose CES, not next week’s Detroit Auto Show, to pull the cloth off its first all-electric offering
I took a ride in the automated, wirelessly communicating EV-V in a Las Vegas parking lot
Technology Review's I.T. Editor, Erica Naone, demonstrates how the Microsoft Kinect works and then hacks it apart.
A unique shape made possible by composites helps cut fuel consumption while allowing faster speeds.
Read all the stories about the Consumers Electronic Show that took place this past weekend in Vegas.
There's a huge section at CES called iLounge, where a horde of accessory makers showcase laptop bags, protective phone cases, power chargers and more, all aimed at Apple users. A better name for this section would be Mini Shenzhen.
Every year at CES, there's a theme or expectation that quickly becomes codified the moment you step inside the cavernous and often soulless Las Vegas Convention Center. This year, it was clear that everyone and their grandmother was coming out with a
