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- As the Obama administration decides whether or not to send more U.S. troops to Afghanistan, the latest NBC/Wall Street Journal poll finds that a plurality of Americans now backs a troop increase, and a strong majority supports waiting on a decision until after the country conducts its presidential runoff election next month.
We asked you to vote on the best moment of the week, and you chose Natalie driving a cupcake. Watch the winning clip along with the runners-up below.
NEW YORK - The stock market thinks the economic recovery is under way. It had better be right.
The stock market's recent rally has been based on expectations for a pick up in profits. If they don't materialize, the market could be headed for a fall. By msnbc.com's John W. Schoen.
As President Barack Obama weighs sending more U.S. troops to Afghanistan, the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll finds that the American public is concerned about the progress of the conflict there.
Viewers voted on their favorite clip from this week’s TODAY, and the winner is ...
Despite recent signs of improvement, the housing industry still faces a long road back. The Answer Desk, by John W. Schoen.
Americans remain skeptical about the White House’s plans to reform the nation’s health system, according to a new NBC News poll.
Flying this fall? If so, you may want to bring some extra deodorant, a current OAG Pocket Flight Guide and plenty of whatever stress-reliever best gets you to your happy place.
Feel like you’re working a lot harder for the same pay – or even less? A new round of government data indicates that you probably are. By msnbc.com's John W. Schoen.
There’s growing optimism about signs of life in the economy as the pace of job losses slows. But this recovery – when it comes – won’t feel like any in memory. By John W Schoen.
- Despite his public-relations blitz over the past two weeks to promote his plans to reform the nation's health-care system — including holding two town halls on Wednesday — President Barack Obama has lost ground on this issue with the American public, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
BUENA, N.J. - Bill and Esthermay Brooks are nomads of the Interstate system. They’ve crossed the continental United States five times over the last 15 years, chalking up visits to all the lower 48 states in their national roving. They plan to steer their 35-foot-long Georgie Boy Pursuit motor home north to visit the 49th state, Alaska, in 2011.
Americans' appetite for Web video, from clips shared on YouTube to TV programs and movies, continues to soar, nearly doubling since 2006, according to a report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project released Wednesday.
More Americans are accessing the Internet using wireless mobile devices such as smartphones and laptops, according to a study released Wednesday by the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project.
Several weeks ago, Eric von Foerster and his son drove from Bellingham, Wash., to Great Lakes, Ill., for his wife’s graduation from the U.S. Navy’s Recruit Training Command. They loaded up their Mazda 5 wagon/minivan, visited scenic spots and historic sites (the Badlands, Mount Rushmore) and shared an experience they probably couldn’t have any other way.
How should a family with a special-needs child plan for the future? How should a married couple with two young children handle their student loan debt? What's the best way to tackle an exceptionally high amount of credit card debt? TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky, CNBC’s Carmen Wong Ulrich and “Start Late, Finish Rich” author David Bach answer questions and provide helpful advice on these and other matters.
Call it one of the recession's silver linings — with each passing day, the purchasing power of each consumer dollar is getting stronger.
Read the newspapers these days and you’re seeing a lot of coverage indicating that there’s an economic recovery on the horizon:
Kostas Kalaitzidis wanted to buy a home when he moved to Phoenix in 2008, but between his modest salary and the expensive market, he couldn’t swing it.
In addition to roses this Mother’s Day, how about presenting Mom with a beautiful glass of rosé with the special meal you make for her? Like the flowers, the best rosés are fragrant and fresh and full of the delicate aromas of spring. They’re intriguing to savor, refreshing to sip and highly versatile companions to food.
- As he enters his 100th day in office, President Barack Obama enjoys higher marks from the American public than his most recent predecessors did at similar points in their presidencies, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
What’s the best way to invest now? How do I dig my family out of debt? Is now the time to buy a house? TODAY financial editor Jean Chatzky, financial expert David Bach, author of “Fight for Your Money,” and CNBC’s Carmen Wong Ulrich offer advice on these issues and more.
A funny thing happened on my 6 a.m. flight from Seattle to Las Vegas last week.
Behind the New Jobless RateThe unemployment rate reached 10.2 percent on Friday, its highest level in 26 years. This graphic explanation of the jobless rate truly shows how far we have yet to go.
Defeat in Maine a harsh blow to gay-marriage driveThe stars seemed aligned for supporters of gay marriage. They had Maine's governor, legislative leaders and major newspapers on their side, plus a huge edge in campaign funding. So losing a landmark referendum was a devastating blow, for activists in Maine and nationwide.
97% of Americans Agree on WHAT!?I didn't think 97 percent of Americans were in agreement about anything, but apparently they are about...
Foreclosure rates reach record highThe foreclosure rate for March 2009 hit a new record high of 803,489 properties, or one in every 159 housing units, according to a RealtyTrac report. Foreclosures rose by 17 percent over one month, from February to March, and by 46 percent since March 2008
Chandrababu Naidu owns 60 percent of SatyamChandrababu Naidu owns 60 percent of Satyam
Yes, a dependable, durable and secure job! One I could be sure that I wouldn't lose one day without warning!
I tried to find the link, but couldn't, so the email follows - this is verified true. Now, I have no beef with the NCOA - they are a fine organization that does outstanding work represesnting our veterans.
Poll: 77% of Arabs say won't replace Israel - Israel News, YnetnewsThe fact that most Arabs prefer to live under Israeli rule says something about the State of Israel. Arabs in Israel enjoy equality among the sexes, medical care, tax benefits, education and everything that Jews in Israel enjoy.
World Bulletin [ 80 percent of Muslim voters take part in US primaries ]80 percent of Muslim voters take part in US primaries As many as 80 per cent Muslim voters in the United States are participating in primaries for the 2008 presidential elections, among the highest aggregates by any ethnic or religious group in America. Pazartesi, 04 Şubat 200 …
Poll Shows 53% of Americans Believe Islam - Christianity Conflict is Inevitable; 68% Believe Islam Likely To Use Violence.CNN's research also found that Americans are now less likely to see the possibility for peace between Islam and Christianity. Of the total 1,029 adult Americans polled, 53 percent say conflict is inevitable between the two religions, up from 45 percent in 2003.
E85 Health Report DisputedPhil Lampert, Executive Director of the National Ethanol Vehicle Coalition, responds to a recent health report about the potential health and pollution risks of e85 ethanol.
American Express Credit Line Increase WITHOUT Hard Credit PullHuge credit line increases online.
Good business with bad data?Since the PR giant Edelman and Technorati are working together they are both trying to become an industry reference for statistics on the blogosphere. Of course this is free publicity for both and in plus they can sell the data for good money to their customers.
Notes of interest from Apple''s Q406 conference callApple on Wednesday announced preliminary financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter ended September, reporting revenue of 4.84 billion and net quarterly profit of $546 million, or $.62 per diluted share.
Matsushita and the bigest Plasma TVMatsushita Electric Industrial, the maker of Panasonic brand electronics, said on Monday it hoped to start selling the world's largest plasma television by early next year.
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