Four Things That Make Women Unapproachable - MSN Relationships - article

Dying for the guy at the end of the bar to talk to you? Men share four surprising reasons they stay away.

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Bush leaves for Texas after leaving Obama note

With one last handshake to President Barack Obama, George W. Bush boarded a helicopter on Tuesday at the Capitol and began his post-presidential life, closing a two-term administration.

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N.Y. jet crash called 'miracle on the Hudson'

A US Airways jetliner crashed into the frigid Hudson River on Thursday afternoon after both engines were disabled. Passengers fled into the freezing water, but all were saved.

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Apple's Jobs backtracks on health, takes leave

Apple CEO Steve Jobs said he is taking a medical leave - just a week after he tried to assure investors and employees his recent weight loss was caused by a hormone deficiency.

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Thieves nab 2 bikes belonging to Jimmy Carter

Two bicycles belonging to President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, were snatched from inside the Carter Center near downtown Atlanta earlier this month.

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Gut Check: Green jobs, green economy?

Msnbc.com Gut Check: Is Obama's green jobs for a green economy the right way to approach the recession? Tell us your thoughts, ideas and even inventions.

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Israeli ground forces launch Gaza invasion

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Lawyer gets 5-cent IRS bill, 4-cent refund

James Howarth is a little confused by two letters he has received from the Internal Revenue Service.

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Eight alternatives to Detroit's 'Big Three'

Don't want to buy a car from GM, Ford or Chrysler? There's a good number of alternative North American carmakers out there. Here's a list.

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Pregnant death-dive survivor is now mother of two

Shayna West didn't know she was expecting when she hit pavement at 50 mph while attempting her first solo parachute jump three years ago. Now the mother of two, she says "my babies are what kept me going" through many painful surgeries.

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Gondola tower collapses at Whistler

More than 50 people were rescued from about 30 gondola cars after a tower supporting the cables collapsed Tuesday at Canada's Whistler ski resort.

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Fed appears ready to cut key interest rate again

With the country spiraling deeper into recession, the Federal Reserve is ready to slash its key interest rate - perhaps to an all-time low.

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If u cn rd this quickly, gd 4 u

Mobile phone text-message abbreviations and simplifications are not ruining our spelling, but they do take much longer to read and understand than conventional English, a small Australian study has shown.

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Boot Knut: Berlin's birthday bear faces eviction

Knut the superstar polar bear turns two on Friday looking nothing like the button-eyed ball of white fluff who captured hearts around the world.

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Giant wind farms could clear up cloudy skies

Mega wind farms of the future could have a major impact on weather, clearing up cloudy skies and even steering storm systems, according to new research.

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Amsterdam to close many brothels, sex shops

Amsterdam unveiled plans Saturday to close brothels, sex shops and marijuana cafes in its ancient city center as part of a major effort to drive organized crime out of the tourist haven.

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Sen. Stevens found guilty on corruption charges

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Angry online divorcee 'kills' virtual ex-hubby

A 43-year-old Japanese piano teacher's sudden divorce from her online husband in a virtual game world made her so angry that she logged on and killed his digital persona, police said Thursday.

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Americans could face jury-less trials in Iraq

Under new draft security agreement, American soldiers and contractors may someday �face trials under the Iraqi judicial system that have no juries and no rules of evidence.

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All that money you've lost - where did it go?

Trillions in stock market value - gone. Trillions in retirement savings - gone. A huge chunk of the money you paid for your house - gone.

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Bloomberg wants to tap wind for power in NYC

New York's Mayor Michael Bloomberg is proposing putting windmills on city bridges and rooftops as part of an ambitious push for renewable energy.

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Turning over the keys to the car ... to the car

Some researchers, engineers, and auto companies believe that cars that can drive themselves are on the way to becoming commonplace in the next 20 years

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