Gen. James Mattis is named head of U.S. Central Command - latimes.com

Defense Secretary Robert Gates praises the general for his 'strategic insight and independent thinking.' The poetry-quoting, blunt-talking Marine once said it's 'fun to shoot some people.'

Attacks kill 99 in Iraq's deadliest day this year as political uncertainty lingers

BAGHDAD - A suicide bomber blew himself up outside a textile factory Monday in a crowd that gathered after two cars bombings at the same spot in the worst of a series of attacks killing nearly 100 across Iraq, the deadliest day this year.

UK PM Gordon Brown to resign so his Labour party can seek coalition with Liberal Democrats | StarTribune.com

LONDON - British Prime Minister Gordon Brown announced Monday he will resign by September — a dramatic move that eases the way for his Labour Party to stay in power in a possible coalition government with the third-place Liberal Democrats.

What the Elena Kagan pick says about President Obama

President Barack Obama's decision to pick Elena Kagan for the Supreme Court reveals less about the nominee than the president's own management style — a hybrid of principle and political calculation.

Admiral Allen says "the entire Gulf pretty much has to be on guard" as oil spill could worsen

Admiral Thad Allen, leading the response effort to the oil spill, again raised the specter Sunday that the situation may get significantly worse if there's not success soon at capping the leak head.

Origin of Wall Street's Plunge Continues to Elude Officials - NYTimes.com

A day after a harrowing plunge in the stock market, federal regulators were still unable on Friday to answer the one question on every investor's mind: What caused that near panic on Wall Street?

Jobs figure signals a crawling recovery

The nation's crawling economic recovery stood up and took a few steps in April as employers added 290,000 jobs, the most in four years.

Researchers crack rare disease's code with technology

government researchers have read the genes of two families afflicted with a rare illness that kills male infants and have discovered its genetic cause.

Is lottery a Vikings' stadium winner? | StarTribune.com

The governor floated the idea of directing some lottery proceeds toward a new stadium.

Person of the Year 2009 - TIME

The story of the year was a weak economy that could have been much, much weaker. How the mild-mannered man who runs the Federal Reserve prevented an economic catastrophe

U student banned from campus after Facebook posts | StarTribune.com

Amanda Tatro, 29, a student in the U's mortuary science program, was mad about being dumped by her fiancé and wrote things on Facebook that made one of her professors uncomfortable.

Favre author feels the love -- and the hate | StarTribune.com

An Eagan sports fanatic has made a name for himself with his books. His latest documents the extreme reaction to a certain quarterback.

Did Bigfoot take a big trip east? | StarTribune.com

Go ahead and scoff, but a Minnesota hunter's camera captured an image of a 7-foot-tall, black creature.

Around the Majors » Blog Archive » What�s Mauer thinking long-term? Morneau offers clues

In late September, Morneau expressed confidence that a deal with Mauer would get done and casually mentioned a six-year extension.

Tweet the night before Christmas | StarTribune.com

Social media has become the newest holiday strategy for some retailers, who are hoping the technology can bring some luster to their efforts to reach customers who are holding tight to their money this year.

Democrats seal 60-vote majority to advance health care bill; Landrieu, Lincoln to vote 'yes' | StarTribune.com

WASHINGTON - Invoking the name of the late Edward M. Kennedy, Senate Democrats sealed a 60-vote majority needed to advance health care legislation Saturday ahead of an evening showdown with opposition Republicans eager to inflict a punishing defeat on President Barack Obama.

Dreaded Asian carp may have breached $9M barrier meant to keep it out of Great Lakes

The decade-old battle to keep Asian carp out of the Great Lakes may be over. New research shows the super-sized fish likely have made it past the $9 million electric fish barrier on the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal, a source familiar with the situation told the Journal Sentin …

Google Wave (Not) For Dummies

Still in "preview" mode (vs. beta), Google Wave has been generating a significant buzz from the ranks of tech professionals, to novice internet users. This article highlights some key aspects. Read more...

Belichick coaching tree isn't good, just arrogant

Howard: In case you didn't hear the head-banging coming from certain precincts of New England, Ohio and South Bend, Ind., the past few days, it was a lost weekend for the Bill Belichick coaching tree. Even worse gloom seems just ahead.

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