'Can You Guys Still Hear Us?': Obama Talks Economy...PLUS: Special Needs Kids Play in Little League World Series

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August 30, 2010

'Can You Guys Still Hear Us?': Obama Talks Economy President Obama delivered unusual economic pep talk in Rose Garden. More > Special Needs Kids Play in Little League World Series Teams from Cherry Hill, N.J., and Friendswood, Texas competed last weekend More > Carry-On Joy: American Airlines Doubles Overhead Bin Space in Some 737 Jets Ask most passengers what they think of air travel these days and you're likely to get a grimace. Travelers put up with packed planes, uncomfortable seats and overhead bins stuffed fuller than a hot dog-eating contestant. But there's some good news: those overhead bins are about to get bigger...[continue] Hurricane Earl Becomes Category 3 Storm Hurricane Earl has become a major hurricane in the Caribbean, reaching Category 3 status with maxiumum sustained winds near 120 mph. Also, a new hurricane warning has been issued Monday for the Puerto Rican islands of Culebra and Vieques...[continue] More World Newser > The Conversation: Air Guitar Championships Bernanke's Speech to Jumpstart the Economy Economic Pressure on Obama Glenn Beck Holds Controversial Rally Castro Says He Was at 'Death's Door' Face Transplant Patient Reveals New Face Can They Hold Up?: New Video Shows Emotional Chilean Miners Omega-Rich Margarine a Bust for Heart Health? Tea Party's Boil Still Singeing Republicans Person of the Week: Fallen Hero Derek Farley

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