Ohio Lottery Results for Saturday Nov 21st, 2009

Behind Boston and Los Angeles, the Philadelphia 76ers have featured some of the finest stars in NBA history. Yet some NBA fans appear to be rejoicing as one of Philly's finest, Allen Iverson, stands on the precipice of being forced to retire ...

The head of the Chicago police sergeants' union was charged with looting union dues to pay for steak dinners, gambling trips to Las Vegas and a second residence in the city's Sauganash neighborhood. Sgt. John Pallohusky, a 21-year veteran assigned to ...

... concerns of those of minority sexual orientations very often exercise the majority only when it is thrust in their faces, as it were, those of us blessed by life’s genetic lottery with ‘normal’ genitalia and reproductive innards tend to ...

Sheboygan's news ranks among the weirdest in the country, according to a recent analysis. The city ranks 17th in the nation for the number of strange news reports, the highest for a city of its size, according to Tableseed.com. The company based its ...

By Scott Gilfoid: Former World Boxing Organization super middleweight champion Joe Calzaghe had a few thoughts on the dull bout between WBA heavyweight champion Nikolay Valuev and British heavyweight David Haye, saying in the Southwalesargus “I don ...

Revolution is now being accepted at a growing number of retailers, won over by the card's dirt-cheap transaction fees. American Express ... What MySpace is paying is a great price for a handful of lottery tickets. These days, that's a major score for ...

The Gophers appear to have more speed on defense than in past seasons and linebackers Nate Triplett (6-3, 247) and Lee Campbell (6-3, 246), playing behind a bruiser line, are active and disruptive. Campbell leads the team in tackles (106) and tackles ...

How's this for a switch: when the church collection plate comes around, you take money out instead of putting money in. That's not exactly the way it went earlier this month at Raleigh's Hope Community Church . But it's close. During the first ...

'2012," Roland Emmerich's latest assault on planet Earth and its moviegoers, isn't the end of the world: It only feels that way. This oafish epic about the End of Days—as predicted by the Mayan calendar—operates in a dead zone roughly equidistant ...

Here is a simple reality the right wing cannot cope with. The bottom 20% of the population in the United States consumes 2% of the GDP. The top 1% gets 17%. The top 5% gets 90%. This is only getting worse under Obama. Forclosures are getting worse ...