Daily Archives: January 9, 2013

• News

  Pictures reveal Holmes stuck out tongue before shooting

  The photographs were recovered from Holmes’ cell phone and go along with months of sales records and descriptions of meticulously prepared booby traps at his home.
• News

  New York crane collapses, injures 7 construction workers

  A crane collapse at a construction site in Queens, New York, Wednesday afternoon injured seven, according to city fire officials.
• Politics

  Labor secretary Hilda Solis resigns ‘to begin a new future’

  Solis said in a letter to colleagues that she discussed the matter with her family over the holidays in California has “decided to begin a new future.”
• News

  AIG won’t join lawsuit against U.S.

  The board of AIG decided Wednesday not to join a shareholder lawsuit against taxpayers which challenges the terms of the bailout that saved the insurer from bankruptcy in 2008.
• News

  Herbalife rallies on Third Point’s percent stake

  Herbalife’s stock rallied more than 9% Wednesday, after Third Point, the hedge fund founded by Dan Loeb, said it had taken an 8% stake in the nutritional supplement firm.
• News

  Ledbury, Shockoe Slip shirt-makers, make network TV appearance

  The Richmond based shirt-making company Ledbury was just featured on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.”
• News

  Exotic dancer who fell head first during lap dance has died

  The exotic dancer who fell from a second floor balcony while giving a customer a lap dance has died.
• News / Politics

  Obama’s second term cabinet shaping up to be a boys club?

  The trend troubles those who study the role of women in government.
• News / Offbeat

  Boy with autism is a Rubik’s Cube wizard

  One of the fastest Rubik’s Cube players in the world is a 10-year-old boy with autism from San Diego.
• A List / Community

  A LIST: Check out these weekend events

  A Look as some events for the weekend.
• News

  The $50,000 tweet

  Mark Cuban fired off the one of the most expensive tweets in history on Saturday.
• Sports

  Clemens, Bonds denied Hall of Fame

  None of the 37 eligible players drew enough votes for a ticket to Cooperstown.