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• Ski areas faces uncertain winter
As far as the economy goes, we're kind of seeing a reverse effect, and I think it's because people are staying home rather than taking trips out West or to Europe or something,'' said Luke Stafford, a spokesman for Mount Snow in southern Vermont. At ...
• EU wants early foreign policy from Obama
Hillary Rodham Clinton as secretary of state would be well received in Europe, especially because her husband, former President Bill Clinton, remains popular on the continent. "She is a very capable person, whose experience is well known," he told ...
• Don't miss Jupiter and Venus converge
It should prove quite a spectacle for naked eye, binoculars, or camera.  Imagine the astrological significance that the ancients might have ascribed to a celestial summit meeting such as this!  Moreover, for much of Europe, the moon will actually ...
• European, Asian markets rise despite U.S. drop
The modest bounceback in Europe came after Asian markets recouped early losses in the wake of the sell-off on Wall Street to end up in positive territory. Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average rose 207.75, or 2.7 percent, to 7,910.79, and Hong Kong's Hang ...
• Bush to promote action plan to deal with crisis
Tensions over Georgia and U.S. plans to establish missile interceptors in Eastern Europe will be on the agenda. White House aides stressed that the president was not viewing the trip as some sort of farewell tour but an opportunity to advance his ...