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Top headlines Oil drops below $90 as financial woes spread: Oil prices plunged below $90 a barrel Monday, coming within reach of year-ago levels as a widening financial maelstrom spreads overseas and crimps global demand for energy. ›19:50 Academy sets date for Nobel lit prize: The 2008 winner of the Nobel Prize in literature will be presented on Oct. 9, the Swedish Academy said, completing the schedule of this year's Nobel announcements. ›13:01 3 Oct, Fri Top 10 Sports Cars on MSN Autos: The most popular sports cars on MSN Autos, based on visits to the site's vehicle pages. ›07:00 18 Oct, Thu Simpson jurors did not trust witness testimony: Jurors who found O.J. Simpson guilty in his armed robbery trial say secret audio tapes and surveillance video swayed them more than witness accounts. ›16:57 Springsteen rocks Obama rallies in Philly, Ohio: Bruce Springsteen called the Bush presidency "a disaster" and said many Americans have lost faith in the American dream. ›23:14 5 Oct, Sun Identity theft: Your trash, their treasure: Jim Stickley has stolen credit cards, created fake ATMs, hacked social security numbers and robbed banks because he was hired by companies to find there security flaws. In his new book, he writes about how vulnerable people are to identity theft. An excerpt. ›13:49 Disabled man's dad honored in song: Lance Carr 38 and wheelchair-bound couldn't brush away tears as he heard a song written especially for his hero the dad who cares for him. Carrs story is the first in TODAYs "Everybody Has a Story series. ›16:23 2 Oct, Thu Essay: When Palin talks, women talk: Like it or not, VP candidate Sarah Palin wears her badge of motherhood on her sleeve. Here, The New York Times Magazine contributor Lisa Belkin looks at how Palin's public discussion of personal issues has got us all talking about ourselves. ›14:41 Slide show: Images: living dolls: That silky hair, those delicate veins at first glance, these infants could pass for the real thing. But theyre not. Tour the fascinating world of reborn babies. ›11:03 1 Oct, Wed Dear Mr. President: For our kids' sake...: As a parent and a voter in the upcoming election, you not only have your future to consider but your children's future as well. From healthcare to foreign policy, which issues are of greatest concern to you? We want to hear your thoughts. ›17:20 2 Oct, Thu Shock jock Stern ties the knot in NYC: Shock jock Howard Stern has embraced tradition. The radio talk show host known for hosting porn stars married his longtime girlfriend, Beth Ostrosky, on Friday. ›17:11 4 Oct, Sat Shake it up! The 8 best salad dressings: From balsamic to ranch, Real Simple magazine lists the zesty dressings that make it easy to turn over a new leaf. ›17:25 The dirty truth about cleaning products: What does being "green" actually mean? In her new book, Sloan Barnett shares several simple steps you can take to live a healthier life while helping keep the planet clean. In this excerpt, Barnett writes about the dangers of some of the most common household cleaners. ›13:50 2 Oct, Thu Did law spur dad to leave nine kids?: Adult family members of a Nebraska widower who legally left his nine children at a hospital suggested that if it werent for the states broad Safe Haven law, he might have turned to them instead: We would have liked him to come to us for help. ›15:10 2 Oct, Thu Practical financial solutions for tough times: Many folks are looking for reassurances that the financial choices they're making whether they're about credit, their homes, or investing are the right ones. TODAY Financial editor Jean Chatzky addresses the concerns of three readers. ›18:51 Bugs in your iPhone? Blame Mercury: Internet Astrology doyenne Susan Miller isnt surprised the Hubble repair mission scheduled for early this month had to be postponed due to yet another malfunction on the space telescope. What did they expect? Mercury is in retrograde! ›12:56 3 Oct, Fri Citi says it is suing over Wachovia, Wells deal: Citigroup Inc. said Monday it has filed a complaint in New York Supreme Court against Wachovia, Wells Fargo and the directors of both companies seeking more than $60 billion. ›19:47 Ex-fianc to Caylees mom: Stop lying: Casey Anthonys former fiance appealed to the mother of missing Orlando toddler Caylee Anthony to tell the truth about what happened to her daughter. Casey, tell the truth. This isnt about you anymore, Jesse Grund said. ›13:38 2 Oct, Thu Bush wins ruling in prosecutors' case: A federal appeals court ruled Monday that two of President Bush's top aides do not have to cooperate with a congressional investigation about the firings of nine federal prosecutors in 2006. ›19:24 House panel grills Lehman chief: Days from becoming the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history, Lehman Brothers steered millions to departing executives, Congress was told Monday. ›18:01 Contest pairs horse trainers with wild mustangs: As a Johnny Cash tune played over the loudspeakers, horse trainer Gary Main Jr. coaxed Victory through a display of discipline and skill inside the Wyoming State Fair arena. ›19:09 5 Oct, Sun How Maria Menounos dropped 10 sizes: Chili peppers, hot sauce, vinegar, grapefruit and lots of water: Thats the recipe Maria Menounos used to go from a size 14 college student to the size 4 television personality she is today. All it really took was a dedication to making better choices. ›16:02 May-Treanor finished Dancing, Burke says: Olympic gold medalist Misty May-Treanors Dancing With the Stars days are over, according to competitor Brooke Burke, who told a morning radio show that the Olympic gold medalist has a torn Achilles tendon. ›19:42 Never too cold for ice cream: It takes more than a chill in the air to stop GreenDAY's Marisa Belger from craving the cold stuff. Here, she offers suggestions for best scoops around ones made from happy cows and pesticide-free fruit. ›19:28 |
