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I've regarded it as undeniable fact that music lyrics have always chronicled my life in uncanny ways. There was a time in the '70s when I swore Merle Haggard had...

She entered the topless club on a busy Friday night, her long blond hair pulled back and a bag slung over her shoulder, just as she'd done hundreds of times...

Corporate America appears well on its way toward being prepared for the millennium bug, with 94 percent of companies in the Standard & Poor's 500 index expected to have their...

Tandi Dickey still hears stories about how she was quite the thrower. As a young girl, the Dallas woman was prone to outbursts of anger in which she hit things...

Inside the busiest children's emergency room in the country, people improvise. Doctors jam chairs into a tiny examining room and call it an asthma treatment unit. Administrators convert a loading...

President Clinton's recently announced plan to provide government-funded retirement accounts to middle- and lower-income consumers is a good idea but has a slim chance of passing Congress in its present...

If one program embodies both the best and worst of the Internet for home-computer users, perhaps it is NetMeeting, Microsoft's video-conferencing software. With this free download and a sub-$100 camera...

At first blush, Tandy Corp.'s plan to market products from its Radio Shack chain on the Internet would appear ill-fated. About 80 percent of the traffic at the consumer-electronics retailer...

Except for the bright colors, it could be a scene out of the hit movie Pleasantville. Shoppers popping in and out of storefronts lining the town square, while a few...

This is why a Texas foundation was set up to fund research on strokes. It took six years of struggling with what to do for his son--brain damaged after a...