The Cards will win (or at least cover the spread)

It's not easy being red.

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Steelers win: Easier to break it than build it

Even Rod Blagojevich would have a tough time explaining away what's going to happen to the Arizona Cardinals in the Super Bowl come Sunday.

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It's all or nothing in mediocre AFC West

The San Diego Chargers figure they were somewhere over Louisiana or east Texas when they got the news the Denver Broncos had lost to the Buffalo Bills.

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Obama's victory plan: economic focus, TV ad finale

For Barack Obama, the way to cross the finish line first may be simply to stay on course and avoid game-changing mistakes. It doesn't hurt that the political landscape favors Democrats or that the Illinois senator has a huge cash advantage over rival John McCain.

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With Rivers, LT sees no need to take direct snaps

Minutes after the San Diego Chargers finally got their first win, star running back LaDainian Tomlinson was asked what he thought of the recent trend of running backs taking direct snaps.

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Human eye can't keep up with fast-closing Phelps

The eyes didn't have it. Lucky for Michael Phelps technology did.

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Celebratory gunfire over Iraq soccer win

Iraqis danced in the streets or in the backs of pickups and fired guns in the air to welcome their national soccer team's victory Saturday in a World Cup qualifying game.

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Analysis: Only Iraqis Can Win the War

The harder President Bush has pushed to win in Iraq, the closer he has come to losing. The question no longer is whether the U.S. military can fully stabilize Iraq. It cannot. That was a possibility four years ago, immediately after Saddam Hussein's government fell. Before the insurgency took hold. Before U.S. occupation authorities lost any chance to avoid the sectarian strife of today's Iraq. Now only the Iraqis can save Iraq.

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Karen McHale, 47, had just won a 6,000-square-foot house with an appraised value of $1.25 million.

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A mother who was too hard up to buy presents for her family spent her last few pennies on a Lottery scratchcard on Christmas Eve - and won £1 MILLION.

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Blind and sighted athletes made the same expressions when they won and lost, US researchers found. More Articles

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This is an award-winning article about having an extraordinary weekend at Reno's. This article was written by Joe Udell, a staff writer and online editor of Hawaii Herald.

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"Well, this evening, the country has proved my old man wrong and we're the better for it."... See more irresistible headlines

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Over six hours in three minutes. An amazing event.

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'Dear Obama Supporters...'

Dear Obama Supporters, This socially conservative voter would like to be among the first to congratulate you on your candidate's win for President of the United States!

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All I can say to everyone is PLEASE have a listen from the beautiful state of Hawaii... You will not be disappointed I promise. ENJOY!

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You can Lean on Obama!

I cannot, cannot, cannot wait for this election tomorrow.

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At the end of the France 2 film, the boy is not dead. He is raising his elbow and looking at the cameraman. These images are available on Richard Landes' website and on Youtube. If you look at the images, you will see that the boy is clearly not dead.

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The African-American centenarian remembers a time not long ago when she was barred from voting because of her race.

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When Ben Bernanke and Henry Paulson testified before the Senate banking committee last month about Paulson's proposed bailout bill, a demonstrator in the audience held up an 8.5-by-11 piece of paper with one word scrawled on it in block letters: "FAIL." Earlier in September, Sara …

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You could win the chance to get a speaking role on Skins Series 3!

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Calling Fonejacker fans - Do you need a Wii?! Head over to and enter our Who¹s your Favourite New Face Competition. All you need to do is simply tell us who your favourite new character is, and you could win a Nintendo Wii!

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Unofficial Newsvine Debate Poll

It's not easy to compile all the opinions of the various contributors here on newsvine by tracking the glut of articles relating to last night's Vice Presidential debate, so, I figured I give it a go by setting up this poll.Please vote in the poll and feel free to leave your comm …

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Somewhere on the Magical Califronia Wedding Guide (www.magicalcaliforniawedding.com) is a picture of a set of wedding rings. Be the first to find that picture and win a $10 iTunes Gift Certificate. Come back for weekly image hunts and cool prizes.

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My question is this: how is it that reasonable, middle of the road types are not scared witless by Obama, when the man, based on his voting records as tallied by several watchdog organizations, ranks as one of the, if not the very most, liberal members of the Senate?

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Can Obama Win? Here's How

Can Obama win this election? Certainly it's a possibility, and he was leading in the polls for a long time. But now that John McCain has pulled ahead, what can Barack do? Maybe try an approach that is more radical (without using that word of course). Here are several suggestions.

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John McCain was very lucky that he decided to show up for the first presidential debate in Oxford, Miss., Friday night. Because he gave one of his strongest debate performances ever.

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Barack Obama made one thing crystal clear in last night's debate: He simply doesn't care if we win or lose the war in Iraq.

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Where's the change? For all the talk of change coming from the Democratic side, what few specifics I hear sound strikingly the same as what we have come to expect from Democrats. Let's see: raise taxes, more and bigger government programs, no drilling in ANWR, etc.

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McCain mocks Obama's naive positions on foreign policy and points out Obama's corruption with pork barrel spending. Still, we will have to wait on how the American people judge the performance of these two men. (also a great video that explains our financial crisis)

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Why does Barack Obama play hide the ball with his personal resume, concealing his extreme leftist ideology and denying his damning associations? Question kind of answers itself, wouldn't you say? Be concerned, very concerned. Obama hides his liberalism for the same reason every  …

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But really, what's up? As a longtime prominent conservative editor says the media bias is "the worst I've ever seen." Well, the answer: it's what's down. Barack Obama's numbers -- both national polls and electoral vote tallies -- are taking a nose dive.

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