Thursday 14 April 2011

USA TODAY

Extreme weather hits Plains states

Workers hang a sign to let motorists know that a road is closed due to flooding in North Dakota. Floods, wildfires and tornadoes have wreaked havoc from the Dakotas to Texas this season.
Workers hang a sign to let motorists know that a road is closed due to flooding in North Dakota. Floods, wildfires and tornadoes have wreaked havoc from the Dakotas to Texas this season.
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Nation & World

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court John Roberts applauds during introductions before speaking on April 7, 2010, at the Indiana University School of Law in Indianapolis.

Health care law gets its day in court

A ruling on the constitutionality of the law could mark a defining moment for the Supreme Court.

Money

A foreclosure sign on a distressed home in Richmond, Calif.

Major banks told to review foreclosures

Federal regulators announce new rules for 14 of USA's largest mortgage servicers.

Sports

Homophobic slur earns Kobe Bryant $100K fine

The Lakers' star was fined $100,000 for a homophobic slur directed toward a referee.

Life

Wes Craven can still hear the 'Scream'

With 'Scream 4' due Friday, the director reminisces about the first three films.

Travel

More U.S. airports cater to art loversicons

Many airports are hosting temporary exhibits and unveiling new permanent artwork.

Your Life

Weight loss improves memory, research shows

Here's another good reason to lose weight: It may improve your memory and concentration.

Tech

A Comcast logo is displayed on an installation truck in Pittsburgh.

Comcast ups speed for home-Internet users

Comcast is poised to announce a new, fast residential service called Extreme 105.

Opinion

Obama column: Cut deficit, but with 'balance'

"This work begins by being honest about the scale of what we’re facing," he writes.

Markets

Dow S & P 500 NASDAQ Financial markets



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