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Forget standing in line for hours, hoping for a scribbled, barely legible autograph on a wrinkled piece of paper. Or jockeying for spots behind the dugout, on the off chance a signed ball or batting glove gets tossed your way.
Newt Gingrich's political career is coming full circle: The state that nourished his rise to House speaker could strike a fatal blow to his presidential ambitions — even by his own admission.
Police say a western Pennsylvania man who claims to have split personalities confessed to robbing a Chinese restaurant after reading about it in the newspaper and realizing he was the person who did it.
It's a blustery day — February tends to be that way in New York — and Marian Kihogo, a fashion stylist and blogger from London, is dashing from one runway show to another, from the tents at Lincoln Center to studios and galleries scattered around Manhattan.
Chase and Wells Fargo are joining the list of banks that won't be charging customers to use their debit cards, as the backlash over Bank of America's planned $5 monthly fee continues.
The dramatic raid on Osama bin Laden's compound in a Pakistani suburb this week capped a decade-long manhunt, but it also revealed just how wrong the U.S. had been about where the world's most wanted terrorist was hiding.
Edwin Rodriguez knew something was up, because his phone would not stop ringing.
The Associated Press-LifeGoesStrong.com poll on relationships was conducted Oct. 1-10 and is based on 1,532 interviews with adults, including 945 adults ages 45-65.
The threat from more than 100 volcanos that dot Indonesia is impossible to predict with any precision.
Some NFL defenders are wondering when the league is going to crack down on infractions they see as equally deserving of suspensions as helmet hits, particularly illegal blocks that go on in the trenches.
There's the die-hard Democrat from Texas who says November's elections are about keeping Republicans from power. There's the North Carolina Republican who says it's about firing Democrats for growing government. There's the Florida guy who lost his job and says it's all about unemployment.
The topic of suicide makes many people squirm. It's something we've been told we're not supposed to talk about. If you speak it, someone might do it.
It's bad enough that the usually enjoyable Sandra Bullock has found a way to star in not one but two flat romantic comedies this summer, between "The Proposal" in June and now "All About Steve." But what's truly baffling — disheartening, really — is the fact that this latest one was written by a woman.
So, what about Philip Rivers?
Connecticut's Hasheem Thabeet hasn't said whether he plans to skip his senior season to turn pro, though messages on his Twitter account indicate the promising center enjoyed a superstar's lifestyle during a holiday weekend in Miami.
All these years later, Joe Carter has only one complaint about the home run he hit to win the 1993 World Series: It doesn't draw the attention it deserves.
In a Feb. 11 story about an Iraq war exhibit, The Associated Pres misstated the year when U.S. Army psychological operations specialist Jonathan Harvey spent 10 months in Iraq. It was in 2008, not 2007.
It's not bipartisanship that's on life support in Washington. It's basic trust and confidence.
E Company is the engineer company of the 120th Combined Arms Battalion, 30th Heavy Brigade Combat Team, North Carolina National Guard. The unit conducts a variety of tasks including clearing routes, destroying obstacles and base construction. The 76-man company also conducts basic combat operations, from patrols to clearing buildings.
40 Weird Facts About The United States Presented as a slideshow with pictures, this view of weird stuff in the good ol' USA is not only worth a look...but a big surprise as well.
Bob McDonnell: Mitt Romney has a 'CEO' problemVA Governor speaks out about why Mitt just does not connect below the executive level. The mention of Mitt being very generous, is hard to swallow about a man that boasts about billion dollars waiting to go into the crypt, with him.
Florida ALF watchdog: I was dumped for doing my job - Neglected to Death -The ElderlyThis is a "MAJOR CONCERN"! There is abuse in facilities that are supposed to be responsibly taking care of the elderly or the severly disabled. I have seen the abuse...I have reported the abuse. Fl.
MSNBC.com launches Flash video playerMSNBC.com video now available to viewers using Mozilla Firefox and Apple Safari
Msnbc.com Introduces New iPhone and iPod touch ApplicationFree App from America's #1 News Site Delivers Compelling Multimedia Experience with Video, Photos and Twitter Feeds
Free msnbc.com iPhone application continues strong growthInnovative news app attracts multiple advertisers; Sponsorships sold out for next two months
A Chicken On Every Plot in Ft. LauderdaleA great concept, if the neighbors ALL agree. But, chicken poop is a "crappy" mess as much as dog "poo" is.
The Truth About Six Pack Abs ReviewThe Truth About Six Pack Abs Review
Director Michael Moore urges boycott of Georgia over Troy Davis execution | ajc.comFilm director Michael Moore is taking a stand in what he believes. Now, a debate needs to begin on the death penalty, across the United States. We tend to take positions and dig-in when it is always too late to make a change.
Brian Addison joins EveryBlock in new role as presidentNew position will lead innovative local news and community site that helps neighbors make their block a better place
Here I am again. The idiot I rent from now just called a meeting within 24 hours; I don't know maybe he is concerned he is stupid and doesn't know it. I put a radio/tv bought at a Charity Store,(in my camper/trailor; you ought to hear where he got his windows)& …
I thought maybe July 6; was enough to be for this group of gay advocate convicts; but today I am found out to be wrong; and they are more devil-like all the time. Yeah some of them "work" for the local Salvation Army; and she wants to be my "wife"? H'm the last time I …
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