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| The Daily Almanac - July 19 Today is Saturday, July 19, the 201st day of 2008 with 165 to follow. On this date in history: ... More |
| Quigley Sets Course Record In Minnesota The old record at the TPC-Twin Cities course had been 63, shot by Don Pooley in 2003 and equaled by Tom Purtzer in 2005. ... More |
| Richard S. Johnson Shares Lead; Perry Stays Close Johnson, seeking his first PGA Tour triumph, shot a 3-under 67 Friday for a two-day total of 130. That left him tied for the lead with Nick Flanagan... ... More |
| Investigators Comb Crane Collapse Site Four workers at the LyondellBasell refinery were killed and seven others injured when the massive crane crashed to the ground at around 1:20 p.m. Friday afternoon. ... More |
| Missionary Couple Brutally Beaten In Kenya John and Eloise Bergen survived the attack with multiple broken bones. They were taken by air to a hospital in Nairobi. ... More |
| Gramm Quits Mccain Campaign Gramm, R-Texas, came in for a wave of criticism this month when he told an interviewer the United States was in a "mental recession" and said America... ... More |
| Senate Passes Obama's AIDS Bill: Where Are The Conservatives? Only 16 Senators, all conservative Republicans, voted against the massive $50 billion global AIDS spending bill (S. 2731): when it came up for a final vote on Wednesday night. The outcome... ... More |
| Internet News Sites V. Newspapers: Whose A Better Source? It is almost impossible to find an AP source article that does not have a liberal and/or Democrat Party spin. For example, in Sunday's paper there is an article with the heading "Obama fully embraces contrasts... ... More |
| Democrats Playing (Bad) Politics With Oil Despite gasoline priced at well over $4.00 a gallon over most of the country, and the public calling for "drill now", Democrats continue to display a degree of obstinacy unparalleled in modern politics. ... More |
| John Lennon's Childhood To Be A Movie The Beatles legend John Lennon's upbringing is to be the subject of a controversial new film. ... More |
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