Justice Department Knocks Down Georgia Rule Requiring Voters Prove Citizenship - Political News - FOXNews.com

The Justice Department states that the rule has a discriminatory effect on minority voters.

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'Tweet' Threat?

Are your Tweets tipping off home robbers?

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9 Really weird drug side effects

A photo essay on the unusual side effects of nine different drugs.

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U.S. Online Travel Agencies End Airline Booking Fees - FOXBusiness.com

In an effort to make their Web sites more appealing to the public, companies such as Orbitz have decided to do away with fees. The waivers according to analysts may not be permanent.

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Starbucks to Offer Afternoon Discounts Nationwide

Looking to bring more value-seeking consumers through its doors for a late afternoon caffeine fix, Starbucks Corp. said it will now offer its morning customers any iced grande beverage for $2 after 2 p.m.

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Church Mourns as Cops Say Shooting Suspect Targeted Liberals

Three people wounded in a fatal shotgun rampage at a Unitarian church were off the hospital's critical list Tuesday, a day after a candlelight vigil tried to comfort congregation members and others trying to "make sense of the senseless."

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British Student Charged With Strangling Newborn During Vacation With Girlfriends

A British student has been accused of suffocating her newborn son while on vacation with her sister and girlfriends in Crete, The U.K.'s Daily Mail reported.

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Falling Oil Prices Spark Comeback on Wall Street

Stocks cut their losses and were trading mixed Tuesday morning as tumbling crude oil prices helped offset weak earnings from financials like American Express and tech giant Apple's outlook

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Coming to a Grocery Near You: Higher Food Prices

U.S. food manufacturers will soon pass higher costs along to consumers as commodity costs continue to rise, according to the Financial Times.

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The Dark Knight Shatters IMAX Opening Box Office Records

IMAX Corporation (NASDAQ:IMAX; TSX:IMX) and Warner Bros.

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Your Spiritual Subscription is Subject to Change

One of my former life coaching clients recently told me that, back when we worked together about five years ago, she thought my open brand of spirituality was a little "crazy." It didn't stop her from working with me or later becoming friends with me and it certainly didn …

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Spread Your Money Among Several Banks To Stay Fully Protected

BOSTON -- On Monday morning, customers of the failed IndyMac Bancorp Inc. lined up at the thrift's retail branches to withdraw their hard-earned savings, rather than leave it in an institution that was being taken over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.

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Oil Plunges More Than $6

Oil prices fell harder than they have in 17 years Tuesday, as fears that record fuel prices are spreading broad economic pain led to the third big sell-off in just over a week.

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Disgraced NBA Referee's Phone Calls to Second Ref Raise Questions

NEW YORK — NBA referee Tim Donaghy made repeated phone calls to a second referee at the same time he provided inside information to professional gamblers during the course of the 2006-2007 season, according to court documents and phone records obtained by FOXNews.com.

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Fed Chief, Treasury Secretary Call for New Regulatory Powers

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson told Congress Thursday that new regulatory powers are needed to insulate the national economy from damage if a big Wall Street firm collapses.

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Life Without Credit: Tough and Expensive

Some 25 million people in the U.S. live without access to credit, making their lives more difficult and expensive.

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GE is set to report 2Q results tomorrow, but watch out for some quality of earnings issues

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Obama talks about glass ceilings, child care, equal pay

With Sen. Hillary Clinton beside him, Sen. Barack Obama emphasized the challenges women in his family had overcome as he reached out to female voters at a fundraiser Thursday.

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The Obama Veepwatch, Vol. 6: John Edwards

Analyzing John Edwards as a potential VP candidate.

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Sudan condemns UN Darfur attack

Sudan has blamed rebel groups for an attack on the United Nations-African Union peace mission in Darfur, in which seven peacekeepers were killed.

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Automakers Find Bright Spot in China

General Motors and Ford reported first-half sales grew strongly in China's booming auto market Tuesday, a rare bright spot for global automakers.

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Top 7 Hiring Mistakes for Startups

Even established businesses suffer from hiring and team-building mistakes. Unlike a startup, however, those companies can afford to make a hiring mistake without significantly impacting their overall operations.

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Three Ways to Stop Cell Phone Spam

Much like everything else, spamming has gone mobile. It used to be that you could expect your email inbox to be assaulted with unwanted messages. Now your phone can fall victim too. Even if you don't pay for text messaging, you can still receive unwanted solicitations.

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Bigger war role for Congress proposed

Former secretaries of state James Baker III and Warren Christopher say the next time the president goes to war, Congress should be required to say whether it agrees.

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Developers eager to build apps for iPhone

Apple is working to increase the number of features and games for the iPhone, but will all the third-party gizmos compromise the device's usability?

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