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• More bad supplement news: Vitamin E may be risky for prostate

  Tue Oct 11, 2011
  • "The take-home message: Most Americans get the nutrients they eat from food..."

• Dueling D.C. rallies mark King speech anniversary

  Sat Aug 28, 2010
  • Why is this news, let alone a "top story?"

• What's your take on the Jetblue flight attendant who fled the plane via the emergency chute after he got into an argument with an unruly passenger?

  Tue Aug 10, 2010
  • The customer is always wrong, they just want to feel like they're always right.

• Do you think Lance Armstrong has ever doped at the Tour de France?

  Thu Jul 15, 2010
  • Read the facts, know the man, then make your decision. I for one can say he didn't.

• Do you think this legislation will change Wall Street's ways?

  Fri Jun 25, 2010
  • Simply put, your not in control if a simple majority cannot pass law. So your point of dems being in control is moot. Second, it took years of deregulating for this to develop, not a sudden change in "power." Those who think change (good or bad) happens in an instant are fools.

• Do you think this legislation will change Wall Street's ways?

  Fri Jun 25, 2010
  • Who doesn't find loopholes in the law? It will make the changes necessary long-term until the new loopholes are the bigger problem.

• Do you believe Armstrong or Landis?

  Thu May 20, 2010
  • It wasn't blood it was urine, specifically a "B" sample. These samples were tested and claimed to be positive by a BIAS source. A neutral third party confirmed that the urine was later found to be clean. Doesn't sound like bullet proof evidence to me.

• BP doubles estimate of oil siphoned from leak

  Tue May 18, 2010
  • All this shows is that the Republicans don't really care if the taxpayer has to literally clean up someone else's mess. Hypocrites. Republicans: No! Don't bail out the banks with taxpayer money, just the oil companies (even thought the economic implications could be worse than the banks.)

• Wall Street takes investors for wild ride

  Thu May 6, 2010
  • Goldman S. and several other traders have these super computers to trade automatically, specifically smarter (and faster) than the average bear (ha, freudian slip) computer. Clearly the foreign issues triggered the auto-sale of literally tons of shares at once, and then were instantly re-bought.

• Why ‘Obamanomics’ is working

  Fri Apr 9, 2010
  • Things are looking up in my area. I've seen about 100 different road and infrastructure projects around my area, all paid in part or in full by the stimulus. Things have been slow I admit, but I certainly cannot deny the benefit these policies have brought to my community.