New York — The NCAA has declared UConn freshman Hasheem Thabeet eligible for the upcoming men’s basketball season. The 7-foot-3, 265-pound center is expected to start ...
Old Saybrook - The Connecticut Sports Foundation Against Cancer (CSFAC) will honor former New York Yankees pitcher David Cone at its annual Celebrity Dinner and ...
President Bush said mounting U.S. casualties in Iraq are a "serious concern," but again refused to set a timetable for pulling out American troops. "A fixed timetable for withdrawal in my judgment means defeat," he told a news conference.
Rush Limbaugh claimed that actor Michael J. Fox, who was visibly wracked by tremors, was "off his medication" or "acting" in a political ad supporting embryonic stem cell research. On Tueday Fox responded: "My pills are working really well."
Two short weeks to Election Day. As one of those post-9/11 security moms, it all comes down to a simple question for me: Who will keep this country -- and my children -- safer from harm?
Ronnie O'Sullivan and Neil Robertson progress to the quarter-finals of the Grand Prix in Aberdeen.
New Zealand see off Pakistan by 51 runs to reach the Champions Trophy semi-finals.
Michael Barone says the slow progress of the Iraq war and the ever-present threat of terrorism has Americans weary and in a negative mood.
Vice President Dick Cheney said he thinks Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is a "formidable" candidate who could win, though he hopes she doesn't. He said voters might view Sen. Barack Obama as too inexperienced, but called him an "attractive guy."
Opponents of stem-cell research will air an ad during Game 4 of the World Series urging Missouri voters to reject a law that would legalize the controversial research. An ad featuring Michael J. Fox on stem cell research has triggered a backlash.
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