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Madonna, Ritchie granted preliminary divorce
Southern Ledger - November 22, 2008
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Spears makes unexpected appearance in court
Southern Ledger - November 22, 2008
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Shuttle gives space station a mile-high boost
Southern Ledger - November 22, 2008
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Rwanda protocol chief says shell prove innocence
Southern Ledger - November 22, 2008
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Lame-duck US, Israeli leaders to meet a final time
Southern Ledger - November 22, 2008
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Suspected US missile strike kills 5 in Pakistan
Southern Ledger - November 22, 2008
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Nepals Buddha boy returns to jungle to meditate
Southern Ledger - November 22, 2008
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Kanye Wests new album to debut on MySpace Music
Southern Ledger - November 22, 2008
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Hollywood actors guild to seek strike
Southern Ledger - November 22, 2008
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US News Archive for November 2005:
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Two die in California bus accident
Two people were killed Sunday when a Greyhound bus carrying 44 people went off the road and slid down an embankment in Santa Maria, authorities said. Capt. Keith Cullom of the Santa Barbara County Fire Department told CNN the bus went off the road and down a 10-15 foot embankment, skidding about 100 yards before finally coming to rest on its side against a tree...
CNN - November 27, 2005
U.S. war critic on Saddam law team
Saddam Hussein's attorneys will ask an Iraqi tribunal Monday for permission to add former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark to the courtroom defense team...
CNN - November 27, 2005
War protesters pack up
Dozens of war protesters packed up their tents and left their campsite in a field near President Bush's ranch Sunday, vowing to return during Easter for a third vigil if U.S. troops are still in Iraq. Protesters credit the summer vigil, which they say attracted some 12,000 people over the 26 days, with shifting American sentiment about the war...
CNN - November 27, 2005
For Some, Grass Is Greener Where There Isn't Any
Many New York homeowners have decided to pave over their lawns for parking or because they just don't want to have a lawn...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Weekend's Sales Rush Largely Bypasses Smaller Stores
Consumers mobbed discount chains, with their $487 laptops and 5 a.m. openings, but mostly shopped right past smaller stores...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Strong earthquake kills 10 in Iran
At least 10 people are killed and five villages heavily damaged when a strong earthquake strikes southern Iran, officials say...
CNN - November 27, 2005
Ex-PM: Abuse as bad as Hussein era
Human rights abuses in Iraq are as bad as they were under Saddam Hussein if not worse, former Prime Minister Ayad Allawi says. "People are doing the same as (in) Saddam's time and worse," Allawi told a British newspaper...
CNN - November 27, 2005
Urban Tactics: For You, Half Price
An homage to the biggest, most endearing, most fabled scam of them all...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
No charges for 'Taleban burnings'
US troops who burned the bodies of Taleban killed in Afghanistan committed no crime, the military says...
BBC News - November 27, 2005
The World: The Cross and the Sickle Moon
Since the fall of the Soviet Union 14 years ago, Islam has grown increasingly visible and influential in Russia...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Cricket: Windies kept at bay
Mike Hussey hits an unbeaten 133 after Dwayne Bravo takes six wickets for West Indies in the third Test...
BBC News - November 27, 2005
Argentine win at Swedish festival
Argentinian director Juan Solanas wins the top prize at the Stockholm International Film Festival...
BBC News - November 27, 2005
Wal-Mart bright spot on 'Black Friday'
Shoppers flocked to malls, shoved each other and lunged for bargains. But when all is said and done, the official holiday shopping season appears to have gotten off to a lukewarm start. Wal-Mart, however, exceeded its expectations...
CNN - November 27, 2005
Thousands homeless in China quake
"Suddenly, everything was moving. The metal chair fell on the floor and knocked me down. I heard the neighbors shouting, so I ran downstairs immediately," a woman said after surviving a 5.5-magnitude earthquake in eastern China...
CNN - November 27, 2005
War protests shrink, passions don't
Cindy Sheehan and her supporters returned to Crawford, Texas, as President Bush returned to his hometown for the Thanksgiving holiday. Saturday, she held up a picture of 20 flag-draped coffins on a plane bound for the United States. "This is George Bush's exit strategy from Iraq," said Sheehan, whose son died in Iraq...
CNN - November 27, 2005
In Terror Cases, Administration Sets Own Rules
The Bush administration argues that judges should have essentially no role in reviewing its decisions on handling terror suspects...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Forced to Marry Before Puberty, African Girls Pay Lasting Price
In Africa's rural patriarchies, many girls must leap straight from childhood to marriage at a word from their fathers...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Checking In: A Hotel That's Independent in Spirit and Ownership
THE guest rooms at the Shoreham Hotel in Midtown Manhattan come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Some have special features, like back-massaging chairs. The art in each room is original...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
[TS] After the Debt Feast Comes the Heartburn
Does a financial train wreck lie dead ahead for American consumers and investors?...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Investing: Stay Out of the Kitchen, but Follow the Numbers
Inspired by the high-profile success of chefs, more people are seeing restaurants as attractive investments...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Spending: The Growing Cachet of the Store Brand
More people are overcoming their qualms that no-frills store labels might not match the quality of national brands, and giving them a try...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Insurers' Tactics in Marketing Drug Plan Draw Complaints
Scores of complaints have been filed about the tactics used by some insurers to market Medicare's new prescription drug benefit...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
And the Retail Gods Said, 'Time to Shop,' and They Shopped
And the Retail Gods...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Suits: A Blog That Wall St. Can Call Its Own
Wall Street can come up with a money-making product faster than you can say...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
The Goods: Not for Edward Scissorhands
TO describe the two customary ways to cut a swath of gift wrap, Scott Pearson uses a pair of onomatopoeic names:...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Career Couch: What to Tell the Company as You Walk Out the Door
In the best cases, an exit interview can help improve the workplace for those who remain...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
The Boss: No Boundaries, Please
Nance K. Dicciani is the president and chief executive of Specialty Materials Honeywell International in New Jersey...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Economic View: Help Wanted: Academic Economists, Pro-Bush
In the commotion over hurricanes and wars, one fact has gone largely unnoticed about President Bush's second term: much of Washington's expert economic team has disappeared...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Dealbook: How to Balance the Scales Between Bankers and Clients
There is often a huge disconnect between the success and failure of mergers and the enormous fees that banks get for making them happen...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Fundamentally: At Long Last: Growth Stocks, the Comeback Tour
After five years of being dominated by value, growth has begun to reassume market leadership...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Investing: Hedge Funds Work for Yale, but Will They Work for You?
Are you trying to find a way to include hedge funds in your own modest portfolio? A fund of hedge funds may seem to be the solution, but it isn't easy...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Market Week: Rosy Reports May Not Last Long
WHEN Wall Street returns to full operations after the Thanksgiving weekend, traders will have a big batch of economic reports to sink their teeth into. Government data is expected to show strength in job creation, economic output, consumer confidence and orders for durable goods...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
Who's in the Corner Office?
In ways less obvious than race and gender, the corporate elite has become less elite and more diverse over the last decade or two, while its counterpart in Washington has become more homogeneous...
New York Times - November 27, 2005
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