Stewart Gets Chewing-Out

Although Stewart wasn't punished for the comments he made on his weekly Sirius Satellite Radio show, NASCAR did fine him $10,000 for skipping a postrace news conference in Phoenix last week. He also was placed on probation through the end of the year

World Bank Anti-Graft Group Urges Quick Decision on Wolfowitz

The former U.S. deputy defense secretary has made fighting graft a hallmark of his tenure, suspending loans to countries including Chad and India because of concerns that the money might disappear into the pockets of corrupt politicians. In

Lawmakers wrapping up committee work before real work begins

by both chambers last year but failing to pass, the measure would elaborate on the definitions of bullying and include cyber Wise said the law is unnecessary. Backers led by Lee County resident Debbie Johnston plan to be in Tallahassee this week to

Companies unite to fight climate change

Ian Cheshire, chief executive of home improvement store chain B&Q, said the most effective way for people to cut emissions was to insulate their homes and so the company was halving the price of its two best-selling insulation products. Insurer

Mother and baby clothes on sale at nearly new event

Nearly new clothes, equipment and toys for babies, toddlers and children up to seven will be sold on Saturday to raise funds The proceeds will help new parents locally with services such as antenatal classes, support for mother, baby and toddler

Officials: Death toll now 33 from Va. Tech shootings

what, if ny, influence did terrorist philospophy and attacks have on this South Korean student From all appearances now, it seems he was having mental and anger management problems. By the way, the fellow who shot the first video in which we heard