âWe donât recognize the resultsâ
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Even before the polling booths closed in Afghanistanâs first-ever direct presidential election, all 15 candidates running against incumbent Hamid Karzai denounced
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Text of report by Estonian newspaper Postimees website on 5 September  [Commentary by Rein Veidemann: "Media Circus"]  Elections make for fatty raw material to the free media. The supply of news and opinions is far greater than the demand.
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Can they really call it an awards show if most of the winners don't turn up?
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By The Monterey County Herald, Calif.  Jun. 9--T   he people have spoken, though only part of what they said is clear.   Unless the final count flips things around, which is unlikely, the one certain result of Tuesday's election is that Measure A is dead.
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The stock market is often driven by emotions, not data. Learn to recognize that fact and profit from it.
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Those fuel-economy estimates posted on new cars and trucks are baloney. The government agency in charge of them doesn&#39;t mean them to be; in fact, the US Environmental Protection Agency seems unusually scrupulous about its ...
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There's no mystery about its sales. There are clues about that success, and the rest of the year.
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Imagine coming to bat in Game 7 of the World Series. Bases are loaded. Game on the line. It&#39;s all up to you. Except, there&#39;s one problem: You have no idea what the score is.
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Neither my constituents nor myself were bribed. A lot of the proposals in the White Paper are just that, proposals on which no votes involving constituency voters will be called.
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Despite what you may have heard about the occasionally dodgy veracity of damnable statistics, on this occasion the numbers donât fib.
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In a huge surprise to no one (no one that cares, at least), Bush&#39;s claims on the state of our economy are contradicted by the Census Bureau&#39;s numbers.
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Don't fall for the hype, but expect a quiet increase.
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The exit polling got it wrong, as did predictions that the popular vote would be close. Turns out bookies make the best pundits. Despite predictions of a tight election by major news organizations and pundits
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WASHINGTON : The US presidential election produced the one result the financial markets feared most: no result at all. The White House claimed victory for President George W. Bush after Tuesday&#39;s vote but
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So-called "paper audit trails" are unlikely to solve accuracy problems associated with electronic voting and would in fact introduce another potential problem to the mix, according to a report issued Tuesday. But even some critics of current e-voting tech are discounting the ITIF's take on the matter.
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It is a strange time in baseball. The announcement of Hall of Fame voting is due today, and the issue of performance-enhancing drugs was part of the thought process for voters in determining which of the boxes they checked off. Perhaps it wasn't quite as important as statistics and performance accolades, but, unfortunately, these are the times we live in ...
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This is getting monotonous. For the second straight night, a candidate from Boston was looking good after some exit polling, but when the last points/votes were counted, the opponent had the plurality.