Watch the latest news video at video.foxnews.com Fox News: Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez had some choice words in response to Newsweek magazine’s prediction that he would be ousted in a military coup in 2010. Chavez called the publication “the empire’s
Newser: Just wouldn’t be New Year’s Eve without Kathy Griffin hanging out with Anderson Cooper and saying something on live TV that makes him and the censors squirm. This year, she pretends to fumble over the name of Balloon Boy
Business Week: Initial reports from government agencies being sent to Obama are stressing the need to improve information sharing between agencies and link databases of intelligence, an administration official speaking on the condition of anonymity told reporters in Hawaii.
AP: The crystal ball has dropped and confetti has showered the crowd of hundreds of thousands of revelers in Times Square who are greeting 2010 with cheers. With hugs and kisses, partygoers tried to look forward to a more hopeful
AP: AT&T Inc. said Thursday it would no longer sponsor Tiger Woods, joining Accenture in dropping support for the world’s top golfer, who’s taking a break from the sport to focus on his marriage after his admitted infidelity.
AP: Florida coach Urban Meyer complained of chest pain and said his side was tingling before he was hospitalized after the SEC championship game earlier this month, according to a 911 recording. Meyer’s wife told an Alachua County dispatcher that
CBS News: Call it the silver lining of the recession: last year in the 44 states reporting data, the American divorce rate dropped to its lowest point in 30 years. There were almost 20,000 fewer divorces in 2008 than 2007.
Reuters: A spectacular firework display, backlit by the Burj Al-Arab skyscraper, saw in a new decade for the people of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Friday.
NBC Los Angeles: “This is an urgent letter unlike any I’ve written in 30 years,” Warren wrote in a letter posted on the church’s website. “On the last weekend of 2009, our total offerings were less than half of what
AP: A police substation in San Antonio, Texas was evacuated after a man brought in a box of grenades. One turned out to be live.
AFP: Thieves stole a valuable painting by 19th century artist Edgar Degas overnight from a French museum, police said. The colourful image of singers performing on a theatre stage was missing when staff opened up the Cantini Museum in the
AFP: Our memory of the decade now drawing to an end will be overshadowed by the spectre of terrorism, from the fall of the Twin Towers in 2001 to the unending fight against the Al-Qaeda network. The war in Afghanistan
Hong Kong ushered the New Year with a bang, setting off 9,000 fireworks from the tops of 10 city skyscrapers. The four and a half minutes pyrotechnics show, costing 400,000 dollars, stretched two kilometers in a formation resembling a dragon.
AFP: Police punched and kicked international activists during scuffles in Cairo on Thursday during a protest at Egypt’s refusal to let 1,300 members of the Gaza Freedom March from 42 countries into the Gaza Strip.
WQOW: at of Theresa Still, an Altoona woman missing since Sunday. A property in Adams County is registered to Greg Gubernot, Theresa Still’s live-in boyfriend. Another property is registered to Greg’s parents, also in Adams County. Authorities say Gubernot was
AP: The CIA said Thursday that seven of its employees were killed and six others wounded in a suicide bombing at a base in Afghanistan. The Associated Press has learned that one of them was the chief of the CIA’s
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AFP: Britain’s Mohammed Farah credits his high-altitude training stints in Kenya with helping to make him one of the world’s top runners. Already the European Indoor Champion over 3000 metres, he now eyes marathon, and even Olympic, glory.
Watch the latest news video at video.foxnews.com Northwest Florida Daily News: Gene Gartman’s is truly a sign of the times. Gartman has decided people need to know what’s going on in the world, so he’s using his very own billboard
Sky News: A man and his four-year-old son have spent two days of their Christmas holidays creating a giant snowman. Tom and Oscar Dzida needed step ladders to finish the super-sized Frosty, which measures nearly 16ft. There is no commentary
Michelle Malkin: Barbara Boxer, for [July’s] naked display of liberal condescension, vapidity, and tone-deafness in her “I’ve got a black person’s report right here!” rejoinder to National Black Chamber of Commerce head Harry Alford’s testimony against cap and trade.
