It seems that getting hitched has fallen out of favor. The U.S. Census Bureau reports that marriage rates have sunk to an all-time low.
By John Labus
Friday, October 1, 2010
Blame the economy. Marriage tends to take a hit in tough economic times, but Christy Gurley, director of Family Ministries at St. Thomas Presbyterian Church, says this time...
Bull sharks are common in Dog River, Fowl River and the rivers of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, according to a tracking effort conducted by the Dauphin Island Sea Lab.
During the last two years, 34 newborn sharks have been fitted with radio tags that transmit signals to receivers set up in the rivers around Mobile Bay.
While last year’s data...
Tea Party Coloring Book Teaches Kids That A High Tax Rate ‘Takes Away Jobs and Freedom’
Calling it a “wonderful book of The Tea Party for Kids,” a St. Louis-based publisher has sold “many thousands” of its Tea Party Coloring Book for Kids! The book, complete with “puzzles, mazes and connect the dots,” promises to teach kids about “Liberty, Faith,...
BRITAIN'S most generous man Jimi Heselden died in a final tragic act of courtesy, it was revealed yesterday.
He accidentally reversed his motorised two-wheel Segway scooter over a cliff - to MOVE out of the way of a walker.
The kind-hearted tycoon then plunged 50ft to his death.
A source close to the investigation said: "It was a freak...
NEW YORK — Stocks ended a monthlong rally on a weak note, but still chalked up the best September in 71 years.
Indexes rose sharply at the open Thursday following some better news on the economy, but stumbled at midmorning and stayed lower the rest of the day as traders pulled out profits following a spectacular run for the market in September....
