Archive for February, 2012

Storm spawns more tornadoes as it rolls east

A powerful storm system that started in the Midwest, leaving at least 12 people dead, moved Wednesday evening into the mid-Atlantic region, where it spawned at least two confirmed tornadoes.

N. Korea to halt nuke activities for food

North Korea will stop nuclear tests, long-range missile launches and enrichment activities at its Yongbyon nuclear plant in exchange for food, the U.S. State Department says.

City built on country music takes direct hit

A tornado with winds of up to 130 mph tore into the resort city of Branson, Missouri, overnight, injuring 33 and damaging theaters and other businesses.

Bennett: Santorum smells victory

William Bennett says even the candidate is bullish on his fundraising and growing organization and ready to pivot away from social issues to economy

Resort city takes direct hit

Officials in the resort city of Branson, Missouri, were relieved an EF2 tornado, which damaged some of its marquee musical theaters, struck before the prime tourist season began.

Activists: Helicopters fire on Syrians

A 13-year-old boy was killed by sniper fire Wednesday as government forces continue tormenting civilians across Syria, opposition activists said.

How a billionaire fills tank for $1 a gallon

Four-dollar-a-gallon gasoline is no worry for T. Boone Pickens, the billionaire energy investor from Texas. He drives from his home to his office in a car that runs on fuel costing less than a dollar a gallon

At least 7 die as storm slams central U.S.

The death toll from the severe weather sweeping the central U.S. has risen to seven. More storms are hitting the region.

Microsoft unveils Windows 8

Microsoft unveiled Windows 8 for public testing on Wednesday in the hope that it will help the brand win back some of the ground it has been losing to Apple and Google.

Get ready for Google privacy changes

On Thursday, Google's much-discussed new privacy policy goes into effect.

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