Jan 27, 2012
Local Weather
News Channel:
 USA TODAY | GOP rivals blast Obama on Hispanic-centric issues USA TODAY By Alan Gomez, USA TODAY MIAMI – A day after Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich fiercely attacked each other in the GOP presidential debate, they changed their focus Friday and trained their attacks on President Obama during a gathering here of Hispanic ... GOP insiders mount effort to trim Gingrich's sails, even if Romney leaves them ... GOP insiders rise up to cut Gingrich down to size |
 USA TODAY | A rocky road to healing lies ahead for Conn. home invasion survivor as killer ... Washington Post NEW HAVEN, Conn. — How does a man move on with his life after losing his wife and daughters to two ruthless home invaders who tormented, then killed them? For more than four years, a nation both disgusted and captivated by a chilling crime in ... Connecticut killer sentenced to die for "unimaginable horror" Conn. home invasion killer is sentenced to death Komisarjevsky denies blame as death sentence passed |
 Christian Science Monitor | Utah school bomb plot: from inspiration to prevention, Columbine had a part Christian Science Monitor One suspect in the Utah high school bomb plot interviewed the Columbine principal in December. Police were tipped off by a friend of the suspect who received a suspicious message. By Stacy Teicher Khadaroo, Staff writer / January 27, 2012 Students ... Alleged Utah school bomb plot: 2 charged; teen girl praised as hero Student Charged in Utah School Plot Student charged in Utah school bomb plot |
 New York Times | Behind Obama's financial aid 'shopping sheets' Atlanta Journal Constitution By CANDICE CHOI AP NEW YORK — President Barack Obama wants to make it easier to size up the cost of college. As part of his broad plans to make college more affordable, Obama said Friday that he would push for financial aid "shopping sheets" that make ... Obama 'putting colleges on notice' on high tuition Obama pushes for affordable education in rousing speech |
 Globe and Mail | Associates: Paul pursued strategy of publishing controversial newsletters Washington Post Ron Paul, well known as a physician, congressman and libertarian , has also been a businessman who pursued a marketing strategy that included publishing provocative, racially charged newsletters to make money and spread his ideas, according to three ... Paul braves snowy Maine in hunt for GOP delegates Welch: Be Nice To Paul, We Need His Supporters Ron Paul Ignores Florida to Campaign in Maine |
Display Number of Articles:
| Name | Last | Chg | %Chg | |
 | DOW | 126.60 | -0.75 | -0.59% |
 | Nasdaq | 2816.55 | +11.27 | +0.40% |
| S&P 500 | 1316.33 | -2.10 | -0.16% |
| 10 Year Bond | 1.898 | -0.033 | -1.71% |
Symphony in Red and Khaki I
by Laurie Maitland
Art Category: