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Autumn surprise can transform a presidential race

Autumn surprise can transform a presidential race
By CONNIE CASSAssociated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - Septembers shock, Octobers surprise, early Novembers can knock a campaign sideways. In a presidential race's waning weeks, almost anything can happen - bedlam in the Middle East, financial panic at home, a scandal in the headlines. And

Autumn surprise can transform a presidential race

Autumn surprise can transform a presidential race
By CONNIE CASSAssociated Press WASHINGTON (AP) - Septembers shock, Octobers surprise, early Novembers can knock a campaign sideways. In a presidential race's waning weeks, almost anything can happen - bedlam in the Middle East, financial panic at home, a scandal in the headlines. And

Candidate uses porn clips to sex up Bosnia race

Candidate uses porn clips to sex up Bosnia race
ZENICA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) - A mayoral candidate in Bosnia's fourth-largest city is using one of the Internet's greatest lures - pornography - to draw attention to his campaign. Mirad Hadziahmetovic is an independent candidate with a relatively slim chance of winning the October

THE RACE: Dynamics of presidential contest shifted

THE RACE: Dynamics of presidential contest shifted
By TOM RAUMAssociated Press This year, the "October Surprise" that sometimes erupts late in presidential cycles came a month early. Attacks on American diplomatic outposts in countries swept up in the Arab Spring are changing the dynamics of the contest between President Barack Obama and

Candidate uses porn clips to sex up Bosnia race

Candidate uses porn clips to sex up Bosnia race
ZENICA, Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) - A mayoral candidate in Bosnia's fourth-largest city is using one of the Internet's greatest lures - pornography - to draw attention to his campaign. Mirad Hadziahmetovic is an independent candidate with a relatively slim chance of winning the October

UN meeting rebukes Iran's nuclear defiance

UN meeting rebukes Iran's nuclear defiance
By GEORGE JAHNAssociated Press VIENNA (AP) - The 35-nation board of the U.N. nuclear agency overwhelmingly rebuked Iran on Thursday for refusing to heed demands that it take actions to diminish fears that it might be seeking atomic arms, a move hailed by the United States as demonstrating

US incomes fall to 1989 levels. How did that happen?

US incomes fall to 1989 levels. How did that happen?
By Mark Trumbull The typical US household saw its income fall last year to 1989 levels. That news, contained in a US Census Bureau survey released Wednesday, points to difficult questions of how the US can get back on a track of job growth and rising prosperity. Median incomes fell 1.5 percent in

US incomes fall to 1989 levels. How did that happen?

US incomes fall to 1989 levels. How did that happen?
By Mark Trumbull The typical US household saw its income fall last year to 1989 levels. That news, contained in a US Census Bureau survey released Wednesday, points to difficult questions of how the US can get back on a track of job growth and rising prosperity. Median incomes fell 1.5 percent in

US incomes fall to 1989 levels. How did that happen?

US incomes fall to 1989 levels. How did that happen?
By Mark Trumbull The typical US household saw its income fall last year to 1989 levels. That news, contained in a US Census Bureau survey released Wednesday, points to difficult questions of how the US can get back on a track of job growth and rising prosperity. Median incomes fell 1.5 percent in

US incomes fall to 1989 levels. How did that happen?

US incomes fall to 1989 levels. How did that happen?
By Mark Trumbull The typical US household saw its income fall last year to 1989 levels. That news, contained in a US Census Bureau survey released Wednesday, points to difficult questions of how the US can get back on a track of job growth and rising prosperity. Median incomes fell 1.5 percent in