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Sotomayor Draws Testy Retort From Clarence Thomas In Debut Decision

19 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

The New York Times : The Supreme Court released its first four decisions in argued cases this term on Tuesday. They were all minor, but one was notable for being Justice Sonia Sotomayor's Supreme Court debut and for prompting a testy concurrence from Justice Clarence Thomas. The case concerned whether federal trial-court rulings concerning the lawyer-client privilege may be appealed right away. Justice Sotomayor, with methodical reasoning ...

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Report: NCAA probing Vols' recruiting methods

19 hours ago ago from FOX Sports

NEW YORK (AP) - The NCAA is investigating Tennessee's football recruiting practices, including the use of hostesses to attract top players, The New York Times reported on its Web site Wednesday. The NCAA has met with four prospects and is expected to talk to two more this week, the Times reported. Tennessee athletic director Mike Hamilton told the newspaper an investigation was ongoing, but did not provide any details. Marcus Lattimore, ...

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AOL gets independence from Time Warner on Thursday

6 hours ago ago from PopEater

SAN FRANCISCO -AOL is becoming an independent Internet company again. With the company's spinoff from Time Warner Inc. complete, AOL's stock is set to officially begin trading Thursday. AOL CEO Tim Armstrong plans to ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange. AOL's dial-up Internet access business has just one-fifth as many subscribers as it had at its peak in 2002. Now the company is trying to boost its fading profitability with a ...

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In the Hunt: Checking Back In With the Risk-Takers

11 hours ago ago from The New York Times

SHE was a teacher, he was a government worker and their dog had bad breath. They came up with a canine halitosis cure, almost went broke trying to market it and eventually sold it to Mars Inc. in 2006 for a small fortune. J. Emilio Flores for The New York Times Ernie Doud Jr., co-founder of the consulting firm Doud Hausner & Associates of Glendale, Calif., with his wife, Maggie. In my debut column in June 2007, I told ...

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Going Deep for the Cheap in New York

17 hours ago ago from The New York Times

Search All NYTimes.com December 9, 2009, 12:01 am Going Deep for the Cheap in New York By MATT GROSS For those of us who live here, the expense of New York City is something we've long since adjusted to. Designer tank tops for $140, truffled hamburgers for $150, studio apartments renting for upward of $3,000 â even in the midst of recession, these things seem somehow normal, the price of admission to ...

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