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As a brand, there is nothing worthwhile left of Chrysler. Why not begin to remake it in the image of what it will become -- globalized, sophisticated, European -- instead of what it was? The newest star of a Chrysler ad couldn't get arrested in this town.
Vientiane - The prime ministers of Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam are scheduled to attend the opening ceremony of the 25th Southeast Asian Games being hosted by Laos this month, state media reported Tuesday. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen,...
Believers and skeptics of General Motors Co.'s and Chrysler Group's government-backed rescues can agree: Both companies are better off today than a year ago.
COPENHAGEN, 8 December 2009 (IRIN) - In the past 18 years 11,000 extreme events have claimed the lives of 600,000 people and cost US$1.7 trillion across the globe, said the Climate Risk Index 2010, released in Copenhagen at the UN climate change conference.
PHOENIX----Arizona Pain Specialists, a local pain management clinic, will be hosting a Christmas party for refugee children at the Arizona Medical Clinic in Phoenix on Sunday, December 13, 2009, from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
CALEDONIA — St. Hagop Armenian Church, 4100 Newman Road, willhold a Holiday Food Fair from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 12.There is no admission fee.
Rome - Mohamed Sissoko was to be sidelined later Tuesday when Juventus play a crucial Champions League match with visiting Bayern Munich, the Turin club's website reported. The Mali midfielder, 24, pulled a muscle in his left leg during a training se...
Writer Charles London recently spent a year, traveling to far-flung Jewish communities abroad — from Rangoon, Burma to Esfahan, Iran — as well as to two vibrant communities in the American South and, ultimately, to Israel.
Copenhagen - Pledged greenhouse gas emission cuts from the industrial world are not good enough, the United Nations' climate chief warned Tuesday - as officials from 192 countries entered their second day of negotiations aimed at slowing global war...
Odd news from around the United States.
A 12-foot-long Burmese python was captured over the weekend in South Tampa by police and firefighters who gingerly guided the reptile into a city-issued garbage can as spectators watched.
The Associated Press A 12-foot long Burmese python was captured over the weekend in Port Tampa by authorities, who guided it into a city-issued garbage can. Authorities said they were alerted to the situation when a man on a bicycle pulled up to a fire station on Sunday and said there was a big snake on a lawn down the street.
Copenhagen - A rise in extreme weather events caused some 600,000 deaths and massive economic damage over the past two decades, according to a survey released Tuesday on the sidelines of an international environmental conference. Bangladesh, Myanma...
An eleven-foot Burmese Python is spotted slithering around a Tampa neighborhood. It was eventually captured with the help of at least one firefighter from the station down the street.
Copenhagen - A group of indigenous people whose livelihoods are threatened by climate change cleansed the spirit of negotiators gathered Tuesday for a second day of talks in Copenhagen. The North American natives said the purging ceremony would ves...
Rome - Serie A tail-enders Catania were to introduce Sinisa Mihajlovic as new coach to replace Gianluca Atzori later on Tuesday, the Sicily club website announced. Mihajlovic, 40, will be coaching his second top flight club after last year's stint at...
