Legal showdown over Asian carp invasionThe voracious fish is the focus of a lawsuit brought by five Great Lakes states to force the federal government to close Chicago-area shipping locks in an effort to keep the carp out of Lake Michigan. The 30-pound silver carp that leapt from the water last week and knocked a kayaker out of a 340-mile race down the Missouri River is a reminder of what's at stake Tuesday when the Asian carp debate ...
Asian carp issue jumps back into court5 Great Lakes states suing to close area river locks The 30-pound silver carp that leapt from the water last week and knocked a kayaker out of a 340-mile race down the Missouri River is a reminder of what's at stake Tuesday when the Asian carp debate returns to court in Chicago.
The $131M Ford Rollover Death Verdict That Twitter BrokeFast Company's Adam L. Penenberg tweets the breaking news about a verdict against Ford in the death of rising Mets star Brian Cole. As reporters lagged behind on the story, Penenberg discovered a new media use for the 140-character format. When a rural Mississippi jury awarded $131 million to the family of a star New York Mets prospect killed when his Ford Explorer rolled over in 2001, there ...
Labor Day stories: When a good job goes badIt's the day of rest, for many. It's a day spent around a smoking grill or on the beach with friends and family. It's the day the American worker is applauded. This year, we celebrate Labor Day by collecting stories about the best and worst jobs held. Click here to tell us about your worst job ever.
Saints face tough decisions on Sharper, IngramMETAIRIE — All-Pro safety Darren Sharper and veteran linebacker Clint Ingram expected to play central roles on a turnover-causing, playmaking defense that helped the New Orleans Saints win their first Super Bowl last season.
In the news: Roger Clemens pleads not guily to lying to CongressSeven-time Cy Young winner Roger Clemens pleaded not guilty Monday to charges of lying to Congress under oath in 2008 about whether he used steroids or human growth hormone. When asked for a plea by U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton, the retired Major League Baseball pitcher said in a clear voice: "Not guilty, your honor."