An American Primitive, Forged in a Crucible of Blood and Oil
2537
âThere Will Be Blood,â Paul Thomas Andersonâs epic American nightmare, arrives belching fire and brimstone and damnation to Hell.
703509
The steelmaker isn't having a blast, but it is buttressed against adversity.
615169
A Detroit outsider faces an industry slump and a tough economy.
116431
This wrenching political thriller lends a human face to an upheaval so savage it seemed beyond the realm of imagination when news of it filtered into the West.
605198
A new film aims to show that the grim abuse of Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib was not merely the work of a few bad apples, but the product of an American military machine gone horribly wrong.
380335
For some Americans, weary of war  in Iraq and uncertain about the future, the race horse  Barbaro's fight for life was a welcome tale of hope in the face  of adversity.
252601
By Chris Kaltenbach and John Woestendiek, The Baltimore Sun  Feb. 7--Life isn't easy for America's vintage movie houses.
622276
A farm in Wisconsin is quickly becoming hallowed ground for American Indians with the birth of its third white buffalo, an animal considered sacred by many tribes for its potential to bring good fortune and peace.
483227
They call it the Hundred Years' War. Not because it involves brutish medieval unpleasantries like the battle axe. It involves only the sharp edge of cutting words between a Washington area company and a New York investor in a war of Wall Street that merely feels like it has lasted a century.
334119
The bloodbath in the residential mortgage market is attracting some creatures of a darker disposition.
657532
Long a symbol of power for American car companies, the V-8 engine is sputtering as Detroitâs Big Three promote smaller engines and alternative-fuel vehicles.
595615
The federal government and oil companies are trying to refine the process of turning oil shale into crude so that they can tap into an abundant supply on federal lands. In Autopia.
240855
Those seen cooperating with American forces trying to rebuild the city are threatened - and sometimes killed.
759255
"These World War I veterans raised a generation that did them one better"  CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. Frank Buckles, frail but sharp, surrounds himself with totems from another time and distant lands. via South Florida Sun-Sentinel
200238
Amid the frenzy of repopulation, mixed areas like Washash have become the hotspots for sectarian warfare
673989
In the middle of a dirt field in this western Alaska hub lies a grave, a wooden cross at its head, a small American flag at the foot.
709236
A feud flares over an ancient skull that may or may not have belonged to a new species of human