| New York Times - 15 minutes ago JACKSON, Ga. - The United States Supreme Court rejected a last-ditch request to step in late Wednesday to stay the Georgia execution of Troy Davis, who was convicted of gunning down a Savannah police officer 22 years ago, ... |
| (AP) HUNTSVILLE, Texas - White supremacist gang member Lawrence Russell Brewer was executed Wednesday evening for the infamous dragging death slaying of James Byrd Jr. |
| New York Times - 43 minutes ago WASHINGTON - The Federal Reserve announced an unconventional plan on Wednesday to reduce borrowing costs for businesses and consumers, trying once more to spur economic growth despite urgings from Republicans that it refrain from ... |
| ABC News - 23 minutes ago The reeling Boston Red Sox blew another late lead and lost for the 14th time in 18 games, booed by fans at Fenway Park after Vladimir Guerrero and the Baltimore Orioles rallied for a 6-4 win Wednesday night. |
| Los Angeles Times - 53 minutes ago Conservative Republicans in the House say the spending level is too high, and Democrats refuse to accept cuts to offset FEMA aid to disaster victims. |
| Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago Debris from NASA's Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite, or UARS, is due to land Friday, most likely harmlessly, officials say. |
| Globe and Mail - 2 minutes ago Tehran— AP Iran's state news agency reports that the two Americans freed from a Tehran prison after more than two years in custody have been flown out of Iran. |
| New York Times - 1 hour ago UNITED NATIONS - A last-ditch American effort to head off a Palestinian bid for membership in the United Nations faltered. President Obama tried to qualify his own call, just a year ago, for a Palestinian state. |
| Wall Street Journal - 15 minutes ago KABUL, Afghanistan—Afghans gathered in Kabul Wednesday to mourn the assassination of their former president-turned-peacemaker, whose killing has cast significant doubts on American-backed attempts to jump-start peace talks with the ... |
| Reuters - 20 minutes ago 1 of 19. Libya's National Transitional Council (NTC) Chairman Mustafa Abdel Jalil salutes upon his arrival at the Libya Contact Group meeting at the United Nations in New York September 20, 2011. |
| Reuters - 50 minutes ago Workers trim boughs of a tree which fell due to Typhoon Roke in order to resume a partially halted train service in Tokyo September 22, 2011. |
| Politico - 35 minutes ago In his first one-on-one national TV interview since kicking off his presidential campaign, Texas Gov. Rick Perry referred to Mitt Romney as “Obama-lite” and charged that the former Massachusetts governor is blurring lines between Republicans and ... |
| Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago One is charged with second-degree murder and another is accused of involuntary manslaughter in the slaying of Kelly Thomas, who suffered from schizophrenia. |
| BusinessWeek - 5 minutes ago Sept. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Hewlett-Packard Co., weighing the ouster of Chief Executive Officer Leo Apotheker, may struggle to find a new leader who can revive the ailing computer maker after 11 months of strategy shifts and ... |
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| Financial Times - 27 minutes ago Bank of America has been the hardest hit among US banks downgraded by Moody's, which warned that regulatory reforms made it less likely that the government would step in to bail out creditors when a large ... |
| Wall Street Journal - 15 minutes ago United Technologies Corp. agreed to buy aircraft-components maker Goodrich Corp. for $16.4 billion in cash, the company's biggest-ever acquisition and a signature deal for Chief Executive Louis Chênevert. |
| Google Chairman Eric Schmidt just prior to telling lawmakers that his company hasn't cooked anything. WASHINGTON--Eric Schmidt cut a confident figure today prior to his testimony before US lawmakers, who later appeared determined to find out if Google ... |
| With the release of Apple's next iPhone expected to be just around the corner, at least one third-party trade-in service is seeing what it calls an unusually high amount of trading activity from people trying to offload last year's model. |
| Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago Al Gore, former vice president and environmental champion, has dropped a big hint to Apple fans -- he believes "new iPhones" will be coming in October, a report says. |
| San Francisco Chronicle - 20 minutes ago Sept. 21 (Bloomberg) -- US rock band REM has announced that it is breaking up after a three-decade career in which it has sold more than 20 million albums. |
| Boston Globe - 2 hours ago Michael Emerson (left) and Jim Caviezel star in the CBS crime drama “Person of Interest.'' (Jeffrey R. Staab/CBS) By Matthew Gilbert Before I watched the pilot episode, “Person of Interest'' was a show of interest. |
| Central Florida News 13 - 28 minutes ago Brad Pitt is a more of a baseball fan now, than he was, when he started playing A's GM Billy Beane in the movie "Moneyball. |
| NEW YORK (AP) - As the final out fell into Curtis Granderson's glove, the Yankees walked calmly to the mound to congratulate Mariano Rivera. |
| Los Angeles Times - 21 minutes ago Pitching has the Angels knocking on the door to the postseason. Now, Manager Mike Scioscia says, it's up to the offense to carry the team over the threshold. |
| USA Today - 14 minutes ago Though the conference carousel has seemingly stopped spinning in the West, the music plays on in the East and Southwest. By Erich Schlegel, Getty Images With Texas A&M about to head to the SEC, ... |
| Los Angeles Times - 1 hour ago The absence of a dominant player - Tiger Woods - opens up the FedEx Cup title (and $10-million prize) to Webb Simpson, Dustin Johnson and others. |
| USA Today - 41 minutes ago On Monday night, Hall's Redskins will take on the archrival Cowboys and their walking wounded. "I want to get a chance to put my helmet on whatever's hurt," Hall said of his opponents, including QB Tony Romo (broken ... |
| National Geographic - 6 hours ago Talk about a lucky break—paleontologists have found "incredibly rare" fossils of a new species of raptor dinosaur that severely fractured its giant-clawed foot about 76 million years ago, paleontologists say. |
| Wired News - 1 hour ago NASA officials and leading astronomers say the James Webb Space Telescope, successor to the Hubble Space Telescope, should still fly despite mounting criticism, cost increases, and disagreements within the astronomy community. |
| Reuters - 49 minutes ago A Humboldt penguin is seen in its quarantined enclosure in Mexico City's Chapultepec Zoo in this file image from February 8, 2008. |
| Buffalo News - Sep 20, 2011 Jamey Rodemeyer needed help. At 14, he was grappling with adolescent demons that could torment grown men. And when he was online, he wrote about it. |
| WASHINGTON - Almost 1 million young adults have signed on to new health insurance policies, government statistics released Wednesday show. |
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