Continuation of the story of how Ringling Bros. owner Ken Feld went after a journalist, PETA, PAWS and other animal activists using illegal means. He hated that his father essentially abandoned him and his sister for a relationship with a man. Fascinating

The Buffalo Zoo was granted full professional accreditation for the next four years by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) at the organization's national conference being held this week in Philadelphia.

Short-"The losses combine to more than $20 million in sales since the recalls and around $70 million in annual sales if this continues."

In order for the team to recoup the money, Vick has to remain on the roster, according to the report. A source told the Journal-Constitution that the Falcons will keep Vick on the roster until the matter is resolved...

In a disturbing news item the day after American Home Mortgage dropped 90% based on liquidity concerns, the National Association of Realtors trys to prop up market with misleading "good news".

The U.S. solar industry suffers from a patchwork of state regulations. However, there are still good prospects for investors.

Thomas has been the most vocal voice against Affirmative Action since he was given the spot on the court through the Affirmative Action plan of George Herbert Bush 16 years ago.

July 10, 2007 (Computerworld) -- A Michigan man who illegally accessed personal data on more than 110,000 people while working as a software consultant for an insurance company -- and then later tried to sell the information -- was sentenced to five years

Medicare Advantage is being targeted for budget cuts by certain members of Congress who want to use the funding for other federal government projects. These cuts could total more than $50 billion.

A number of major pharmaceutical corporations and biotech firms are concealing the nature of the biological warfare research work they are doing for the U.S. government.