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Ford, Subaru and Volkswagen lead the insurance industry's annual list of the safest new vehicles, according to a closely watched assessment used by car companies to lure safety-conscious consumers to showrooms.
An American Airlines flight from Miami has landed safely at New York's LaGuardia Airport after reporting a bird strike.
Two men said they've found an abandoned safe by the side of some railroad tracks and that it could be more than a century old. Bill Dodd, one of the men who found the safe about a month and a half ago, says it weighs about 4,000 pounds. It's now on display at an east Tulsa sign company while the men decide what to do with it.
The State Department says Capt. Richard Phillips is safe and receiving medical treatment aboard a Navy ship in the Indian Ocean.
It turns out that the recession is not bad for all businesses. According to Amber Rogers from the Acme Safe Company LLC in New York, “business is good.” With all the financial turmoil, many people are keeping their money out of the stock market and even their bank. Now personally, I do trust in the financial strength of sound banks and those deposits insured by the FDIC. In fact, in the 75-year history of the FDIC, no one with an insured deposit ever lost their money. But these are trying times, and some just want to be in more control of their finances. While you can stuff all your money in the mattress, chances are you might not sleep well. Maybe you should consider a secure home safe. There are many different styles, sizes and costs associated with home safes.
It sounds like Dinara Safina might be a chip off the old family block after all.
A commercial passenger jet that had reported a possible nosegear problem touched down safely Friday at Baltimore's airport.
Laws mandating stores only sell cigarettes that are slow-burning and fire-safe went into effect in five states on New Year's Day.
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety designated 72 vehicles as winners of their top safety pick award. The award recognizes vehicles that do the best job of protecting motorists in front, side and rear crashes and have anti-rollover technology called Electronic Stability Control, or ESC.
The insurance industry named dozens of new cars and trucks, led by Ford Motor Co. and its Volvo subsidiary, to its annual list of the safest vehicles Tuesday, helped by the increased use of anti-rollover technology.
The grandparents of nine children who were given up by their father under Nebraska's unique safe-haven law said Thursday that they wished he would have come to them for help.
Nebraska's new "safe-haven" law allowing parents to abandon unwanted children at hospitals with no questions asked is unique in a significant way: It goes beyond babies and potentially permits the abandonment of anyone under 19.
Three boys are doing fine after spending 40 terrifying minutes locked in a gun safe at a sporting goods store in Salt Lake City.
Nissan Motor Co. will soon sell cars that push back when drivers try to put the pedal to the metal. It has also developed a test model packed with additional sensor technology to make vehicles crash-free.
New green rubber bands that will bind the claws of Massachusetts lobsters beginning this weekend won't save the lobsters from the dinner table. But they signify a state initiative aimed at saving whales.
A study by Allstate Insurance Co. ranking the nation's safest cities based on internal crash data over a two-year period.
An insurance study has once again found that Sioux Falls has the safest drivers in the nation, marking the third straight year that South Dakota's largest city has topped the list.
A locksmith has managed to open a 159-year-old safe from Oregon that baffled other professional safecrackers and an expert from MIT.
As the waters rose around her house, Ohn Tay grabbed her 8-year-old son and scrambled to safety. Hours later, she gave birth to a baby girl.
Operators of the only legal safe-injection site in North America, where people can inject illegal drugs with clean needles under a nurse's supervision, were in court Monday seeking a permanent exemption from Canada's drug laws.
The credit crisis has done more damage on Park Avenue than on Main Street, but the near-collapse of investment bank Bear Stearns raises the question of whether Wall Street's troubles could spread to commercial banks and ordinary depositors.
The United States Olympic Committee's plan to bring its own food to China has disappointed the leader of food services for the Beijing Olympics.
An Amish schoolhouse. A college classroom building, bustling with students and professors. An upscale department store at a mall, decked with holiday trimmings.
A single-engine plane that had reported trouble with its landing gear safely touched down Thursday on one wheel.
The number of new cars considered the safest by the insurance industry nearly tripled in the past year, helped by automakers' push to make certain safety equipment more widely available.
Alan Johnson accused of misleading MPs over sacking of Professor David NuttEvan Harris, the party's science spokesman, has demanded an apology for Prof Nutt, who was fired after ministers complained that he had "crossed the line" by briefing against ministers.
Germany uses Sound Scientific Medical Advice to get Different Swine Flu Vaccine for their TroopsThe armed forces, according to a newspaper report, has ordered a different vaccine against the swine influenza for Germany's 250,000 soldiers. The vaccine is different than the serum which will be used to innoculate the civil population as a protection against the swine flu.
Scuba Deemed Safe for More People - ABC NewsScuba Deemed Safe for More People Some People With Health Problems Used to Be Barred From Scuba Diving An increasing number of patients with controlled diabetes, asthma and other diseases are getting the green light for an activity that was once off limits: scuba diving.
Daring Walmart heist: Robber walks into Walmart, rolls out with more than $200,000 -Walmart shoppers pay in cash — lots and lots of cash, records of a daring $200,000-plus heist show. And the robber walked right out the front door with the money, stopping only momentarily to fool a front-of-the store greeter.
To Vaccinate or Not? Some Parents Wary on H1N1 SafetyMary Peterson of Des Moines, Washington, doesn't believe the vaccine for the novel H1N1 flu has been studied enough to get it for herself and her daughters, who are 1 and 3 years old. Mary Peterson's daughters, 3 and 1, will not be getting the new vaccine, she said.
Woman Fakes Miscarriage, Stashes Baby in Cabinet A 19-year-old woman who went to a hospital emergency room saying she'd had a miscarriage has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and child neglect after a newborn baby was found in a cabinet in her bedroom, authorities said.
FBI Exposes School Czar Kevin Jennings-connections NAMBLA and Sex with children + babies=Czar's connectionsThis llink is about Hannity exposing the White House "Safe School" Czar and his link to Kevin Jennings. The link states from Hannity...
Football Team's Bus Catches Fire There were some scary moments for members of a high school football team heading back to Jacksonville after an out-of-town win Friday night.
Is the medical information you get online safe and correct? There have been unfortunate incidences where people are given misleading information in part because there's no way of vetting it.
Is buying your pet's meds online cheaper? Is it safe? Gently comforting the large black dog at her feet, Ashliegh Goebel says, "I have been treating him for about two years, but it's gotten a lot, lot better."
Women Say They Had Little Warning Before Train Hit Car Four people inside a car escaped just seconds before a train slammed into the vehicle in south Charlotte on Tuesday evening.
Update: Miami Toddler missing from murder scene found safeA South Florida toddler who disappeared after the man she was living with was killed is now safe.
California Penal Code 653m prohibits harassment via an electronic device. It states:
Ever since America has elected it's first African-American President we have seen several movements that we have not really experienced before or at least not in these forms. We have the Birthers, the Deathers, the Teabaggers and the Anti-Health Care reformers.
I purchased SpectorSoft Pro as opposed to EBlaster because I have access to the computer on which the software is installed and have no need to monitor the system remotely since it should never be in use by anyone other than myself.
Promoting sex without condomsA professor says unsafe sex is good for mental health
Have you ever experienced an unsettled feeling that something was going on around your life that shouldn't be? Something that was to your detriment? That nagging, niggling suspicion that there were things going on in the background that you weren't aware of but could still sen …
Have a safe weekend....Can you believe that it's the 4th already??? WOW
Disco burglar hit by 360 voltsA burglar was electrocuted after mistaking an iron door for a safe.
Judge frees robber better than ´greedy bankers´A security guard who fled to Austria after stealing more than 100,000 Euros from a damaged safe in Germany was freed by a judge who ruled he was more honest than the bankers who had brought the global economy to its knees.
Men find abandoned safe thought to be century oldTwo men said they've found an abandoned safe by the side of some railroad tracks and that it could be more than a century old. Bill Dodd, one of the men who found the safe about a month and a half ago, says it weighs about 4,000 pounds.
(Video) Butt Booster Brother Busted By TV InvestigatorsIt appears that now that Michelle is in the White House, hip-hop ruling the music industry, and J.Lo being unofficially given "The Most Coveted Ass" award from the media, having the biggest butt in the room has become the more accepted and sought after wish of a lot of women …
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