Obama Cites His Agenda In Holiday Address WPXI WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama sought to rally support for his domestic initiatives, while Sen. John McCain called for Americans to support Iranian election protesters. The one-time presidential rivals both cited the spirit of the nation's founders in their Fourth of July radio and Internet ad...
Quite frankly, it's daddy time: Frank Lampard plays happy families with daughters on holiday in Marbella The Daily Mail | He was last pictured at a Las Vegas poolside blatantly ogling the array of bikini-clad women around him, but this time around Frank Lamapard is cutting a decidedly different figure. | The Chelsea and England footballer was the image of the doting dad as he hit the beach with daughters Luna, two, a...
The Traveling Circus Stops Here The New York Times | CHRISTINA GELSONE, a slender 36-year-old with delicate features and hair the color of a ripe eggplant, lay flat on her back on the bare parquet floor of her West Harlem apartment, an expectant look on her face. Skip to next paragraph More Habitats ...
In Iraq, Biden Paints a Holiday Ceremony With Colorful Talk The New York Times | BAGHDAD - Back home, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. prides himself on being a plainspoken guy, the kind who says whatever is on his mind. And on the Fourth of July in Iraq, he did not disappoint. Skip to next paragraph Related Biden Warns Iraq ...
SC gov, lt. gov both head to Fla. for holiday Herald Tribune | COLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford and Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer have left the state and are spending their holiday weekend in Florida. | ...
Obama, McCain give dueling holiday addresses Houston Chronicle | WASHINGTON - In dueling holiday addresses, President Barack Obama appealed for public support of his domestic programs and Sen. John McCain said Americans should side with Iranian election protesters. | The 2008 rivals for the White House both cite...
Lightning hits holiday gathering in Lakeland The Miami Herald | LAKELAND, Fla. -- Officials say several people were injured during a lightning strike at a Lakeland home. | Cindy Rodriguez, spokeswoman for Polk County EMS and Fire Rescue, says lightning hit a wooden pole barn during a Fourth of July gathering Sa...
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Make room for travelers at DIA Denver Post Reclaiming the area now primarily used for security screening for passengers makes sense. But locals need some access, too. | The tentative plan to reclaim the main space under Den...
'Over half' to holiday at home this summer Irish Times Obama speech cues 'guilt free' holidaysShorts | TRAVEL TRENDS: MORE THAN HALF of us will holiday in Ireland this summer, according to a new survey that suggests the recession is ha...
'Over half' to holiday at home this summer Irish Times Obama speech cues 'guilt free' holidaysShorts | TRAVEL TRENDS: MORE THAN HALF of us will holiday in Ireland this summer, according to a new survey that suggests the recession is having a clear effect on travel trends. The research found that 55 per c...
Last two days of domestic tourism fair The Star | WHEN it comes to vacation, people tend to look at overseas holiday as the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of life. | What they fail to realise is that, there are plenty of "gems" which are begging to be discovered right in our own backya...
Cape crusaders The Australian | THE great white sharks are swimming around our boat at such regular intervals it's as if they are on a carousel. | I count 10 great whites, or maybe it's just five doubling up. | From my position on the top deck of the aptly named Shark Fever, togg...
A new journey of exploration for Michael Palin The Independent | They all sound somewhat dramatic, the mishaps suffered in the course of the seven long voyages around the world embarked upon by Michael Palin, Monty Python comic turned TV traveller, but one sounds puzzling in the extreme. Camel poisoning? | Palin's ready grin appears. "I didn't go round poisoning camels," he says. "We were in a Polisario refuge...
Where in the world is Oprah? Malta... The Examiner Comment RSS Email Print | Oprah waving to reporters. Times of Malta/Photo: Jason Borg | So where in the world is Oprah? It’s becoming a “where’s Waldo” game – Oprah style. According to the Times of Malta, Oprah arrived on the island early yesterday morning. Earlier in the week, Oprah along with 1,600 of her employees a...
