
Nov 6 - By Candice Choi, AP Personal Finance Writer
Its TV and print ads poke fun at the bait-and-switch tactics of other banks. Its interest rates on CDs have been the most generous in the industry.
Oct 7 - By The Associated Press
2010 Lexus IS 350C

Oct 7 - By ANN M. JOB, For The Associated Press
There's no sunroof available in the latest Lexus IS cars. But no one is going to complain.

Sep 30 - By Jennifer Quinn, Associated Press Writer
When we left them, Christopher Robin was going away, and Things were going to be Different.

Sep 24 - By Tim Reynolds, AP Sports Writer
There was a time when Miami was an afterthought in the national picture, widely considered to be a mediocre team incapable of contending for anything and with a coach tippy-toeing on the firing line.

Aug 3 - By Jon Krawczynski, AP Sports Writer
The Minnesota Vikings were about to start their first training camp practice on Monday morning, and loquacious pranksters Jared Allen and Pat Williams were chirping away as usual.
Jul 13 - By Associated Press
In a July 2 story about South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford's extramarital affair, The Associated Press misspelled the surname of a sociologist. The correct spelling is John Bartkowski, not Bartowski.

Jul 12 - By Peter James Spielmann, Associated Press Writer
War is hell, it's long been said. But just how hellish it can be is a more difficult question, judging from disputes among researchers at several highly respected international peace institutes. They cannot agree on whether war is becoming more or less deadly — or even on how to count the dead.

Jul 11 - By Larry Neumeister, Associated Press Writer
For weeks, Sonya Sotomayor has put on her best face, displaying a pleasant disposition that has somewhat fended off critics of her nomination to become the nation's first Hispanic Supreme Court justice.

Jul 2 - By Allen G. Breed, AP National Writer
In one especially soul-baring e-mail to his Argentine mistress, South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford quoted from 1 Corinthians 13 about the nature of love.
Jul 1 - By Seth Borenstein, AP Science Writer
We talk about sex. A lot.

Jun 26 - By Gregory Katz, Associated Press Writer
It was to be the comeback of the young century: Michael Jackson using the "This is It" tour to retake his throne as King of Pop, lord of the dance and darling of the masses.

May 15 - By Pauline Arrillaga, AP National Writer
He was, in his family's eyes, the most stable guy in the world.

May 13 - By John Rogers, Associated Press Writer
It's always been a mad MAD world for Neil Cuadra. The 55-year-old Internet entrepreneur has photographed a portrait he made of MAD magazine mascot Alfred E. Neuman's head using junk mail CDs and DVDs and sent it to the magazine, a feat that landed him in the magazine's 500th issue, published in April.

Apr 30 - By Mark Sherman, Associated Press Writer
The case of the missing law clerks is this spring's most-watched mystery at the Supreme Court.

Apr 1 - By Tom Raum, Associated Press Writer
Global leaders are keeping a nervous eye on world markets as they try to fix their ailing economies. From New York to Tokyo, investors stand ready to instantly grade the summit of the world's 20 biggest economic powers.

Mar 13 - By Mark Sherman, Associated Press Writer
For a guy who often can't wait to leave town and is said to be considering retirement, Supreme Court Justice David Souter gives the impression he's staying put for a while.

Mar 4 - By Mike Eckel, Associated Press Writer
If you're inclined to believe Igor Panarin, and the Kremlin wouldn't mind if you did, then President Barack Obama will order martial law this year, the U.S. will split into six rump-states before 2011, and Russia and China will become the backbones of a new world order.

Sep 28 - By Jeannine Aversa, AP Economics Writer
The New Deal it is not. The government's biggest economic bailout since the Great Depression is aimed not at relieving unemployment or reforming questionable business practices, but at resuscitating financial markets debilitated by lousy bets on the housing market.

Aug 28 - By Cain Burdeau, Associated Press Writer
Just three years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans confronts a new threat from Gustav and a stark question: Will the partially rebuilt levees hold?

Jun 6 - By Karen Matthews, Associated Press Writer
For decades, the Bronx had a bad reputation.

Jan 30 - By Associated Press
Victoria's Secret executives and designers voted, and they think Ryan Seacrest has the sexiest smile.

Dec 20 - By Liz Sidoti, AP National Political Writer
Under fire, Mike Huckabee countered mounting criticism from GOP presidential rivals Thursday by playing the woe-is-me card — and then hitting back by suggesting they lack substantial agendas of their own.
Dec 19 - By Jessica Mintz, AP Technology Writer
To be, or not to be: Now Facebook users can decide.

Nov 1 - By Cheryl Wittenauer, Associated Press Writer
If Elvis were here today, he might say, "Thank you, thank you very much" for the 17 years that an odd Missouri outpost has been making the case that the King never died. But the burden of proof soon will fall on someone else's shoulders.