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"The American president does not deserve to live," moaned Bassim Hussein, as he kneeled face-down on a hospital bed, his bandaged buttocks in the air. Hussein is one of 242...

Disasters can strike anytime and anywhere. And when they do, you may have little, if any, time to respond. Homeland Security spokesman Gordon Johndroe has said that given the Al...

Few workplace statistics are amazing anymore, but here's one: In a national survey, 61 percent of job hunters said they did not use the Internet when searching for employment. In...

Battered by the flailing high-tech sector, the average rent for apartments across the San Francisco Bay Area fell by 12.2 percent last year, though there is some evidence the market...

Iranian President Mohammad Khatami came to Pakistan on Tuesday hoping to cement reconciliation between the neighboring nations and break a diplomatic logjam over an energy project that has stoked fresh...

Angelo "Hank" Luisetti, whose running one-handed shot in the mid-1930s altered basketball forever, has died at 86. Luisetti, who was playing for Stanford in 1936 when he changed the sport...

When Glenn Beck, talk radio host, recites some too-dumb-to-be-believed item from the news, he runs sound effects of himself tearing off large strips of duct tape, which he purports to...

Performance reviews can be a useful tool, but most managers waste an opportunity to help employees because they don't take the time to coach their workers on how to do...

Good bosses have all the answers, but great bosses also have all the questions. Asking employees the right questions can dramatically improve morale and productivity, says Chris Clarke-Epstein, a Wausau,...

It's a label that is usually applied to fidgety, overly aggressive little boys who can't sit still in class or follow directions. But attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may be...