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Anna Meares: crash and burn to Beijing silverAustralian cyclist Anna Meares is celebrating today after completing one of the greatest comebacks in Australian Olympic history. ... |
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More Olympic Medals For BritainBritain is off to a flying start in the Olympics today as it claims silver and bronze in the women's 10km open water swimming in Beijing. ... |
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Quake hits southwest China, no reports of casualtiesBEIJING (Reuters) - An earthquake hit southwest China on Wednesday, knocking down houses and forcing around 1,200 people to evacuate from near the site of a devastating quake which killed at least 70,000 people in May, state media said. ... |
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Canada's Cools moves on, Erwood out in BMXSamantha Cools advanced to the semifinals with the 13th-fastest in Wednesday's time-trial round of the Olympic women's BMX competition in Beijing, while fellow Canadian Scott Erwood was eliminated in his quarter-final heat on in the men's side. ... |
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Higher Costs Take a Toll on BusinessAmerican businesses faced the biggest annual rise in wholesale prices in 27 years last month, just as the stumbling economy caused consumer spending to drop. ... |
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A Winning Attitude!USA Today: WASHINGTON (AP) -- Even the top Republican in charge of the party's Senate campaigns concedes that the GOP will lose seats this year -- the only question is how many.With President Bush's ratings at rock-bottom, fewer Republicans signing up to vote, and voters nationally gravitating ... |
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