'Anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job.'

'The higher the buildings, the lower the morals.'

'There must be more to life than having everything.'

'History is the short trudge from Adam to atom.'

'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy and Jill a rich widow.'

'He's simply got the instinct for being unhappy highly developed.'

'Life being what it is, one dreams of revenge.'

'Misquotations are the only quotations that are never misquoted.'

'There is nothing more dreadful than imagination without taste.'

'We rarely think people have good sense unless they agree with us.'

'There is always some madness in love. But there is also always some reason in madness.'

'It is well that war is so terrible - otherwise we would grow too fond of it.'

About 2,000 troops have been dispatched to plug holes in a dam near the epicenter of Monday's massive earthquake in China, state-run media reported. The Zipingpu Dam is in 'great danger,' Xinhua News Agency reported. More than 27,000 people are reported missing or buried in Sichuan province, the epicenter of the 7.9-magnitude quake.

After enduring a week of political obituaries, Hillary Clinton's campaign proved that it still has life. Clinton trounced fellow Democrat Barack Obama in the West Virginia primary. In the process, she underscored Obama's weakness with blue-collar, working-class white voters.

Authorities investigating possible arson in Florida's wildfires have a suspect in custody, a Palm Bay official said Wednesday.

The government of Myanmar authorized five more U.S. flights to land in the country with needed aid for survivors of last week's cyclone, a U.S. Marine spokesman told CNN.

The ultra-tiny Smart ForTwo earned top marks in side and front crash tests, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said Wednesday.

U.S. foreclosure filings reached a record high in April, rising almost 65% over the previous year and putting municipalities at risk by putting into the value of taxed property, according to a study released Wednesday.

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When Holly Kearl was researching her master's thesis on street harassment last winter, she was pleasantly surprised that lewd remarks were few and far between. Then spring rolled around.

Helicopters drop aid to earthquake survivors; remarkable rescue buoys searchers.

The Note: W.Va. may signal general election trouble against McCain.

His nomination is certain but he faces pressure on flanks of his party.

An American couple adopted Indian sisters, only to learn they'd been stolen.

School district won't release tapes of student's school bus fight.

Taser introduces peel and stick taser technology to turn shields to shockers.

Lindsay Lohan's the latest actress to jump on the baby movie bandwagon.

Music's most famous family is far from where they were at the height of fame.

As aid slowly trickles in another cyclone is forming near disaster zone.

Authorities investigate polygamy allegations against 'House of Yahweh.'

NYC restaurant to pay $35K to lesbian who says bouncer threw her from bathroom.

Jo Frost tackles baby proofing and work-life balance in her new book.

The Smart ForTwo earned the top rating in front- and side-impact crash tests.

Two-thirds of whites who cite race would not vote for Obama in general election.

An FBI report shows a huge increase in suspicious activity.

But the home loan backer's first-quarter losses were smaller than expected.

Some see signs that the government is phasing out savings bonds.

Physical activity in teen years could protect girls from future breast cancer.

A new law, slated for next year, may help traumatized women report their rapes.

The blood pressure meds, commonly given for heart surgery, may boost death risk.

A sculpture of the Roman emperor dating back to 46 B.C. was found.

Nearly 3 in 10 households get all or most calls on cell phones, a survey shows.

Vatican's chief astronomer says one can believe in God and ET.

Theology is on tap when an Ohio reverend brings prayer to the pub each week.

The exotic pet business is booming in the United States, but buyer beware.

Spam judgment believed to be largest ever; defendants include 'spam king.'

A sculpture of the Roman emperor dating back to 46 B.C. was found.

Vatican's chief astronomer says one can believe in God and ET.

Nearly 3 in 10 households get all or most calls on cell phones, a survey shows.

Britain reveals UFO files detailing hundreds of reported sightings.

Taser introduces peel and stick taser technology to turn shields to shockers.

Study suggests the ability to interpret expressions is rooted in the brain.

Socialite Sandy Pittman says climbing Mt. Everest is therapeutic.

Scientists admit that their work includes fun and adventure, but no whips.

Microscopic mechanical worms may be deployed as cancer-seeking missiles.

Government official calls for an agency devoted to climate issues.

Dwindling stock may signal the coming of a new iPhone.

From light sabers to teleportation, most movies bungle science.

In rural areas, satellites play a key role getting aid to those who need it.

For bargains this Mother's Day check the gadget aisle.

Data-recovery specialist salvages info from disk in shuttle accident.

'Grand Theft Auto IV' trounced 'Iron Man' by $300 million in first-week sales.

Exceeding expectations, the shoot-'em-up video game broke sales records.

MADD criticizes 'GTA IV' for drunken driving sequence. Fans shrug.

An 'organic cotton' label doesn't mean it's carbon free.

Slumping real estate market has helped conservationists buy and preserve land.

Even 'micro' quakes around U.S. set nerves on edge.

VBloc therapy inserts electronic device in abdomen to suppress appetite.

NASA and its international partners have assigned two crew members to the Expedition 20 International Space Station mission.

NASA will hold two media briefings on Tuesday, May 20, beginning at 11 a.m. EDT, on the international Ocean Surface Topography Mission (OSTM)/Jason-2, which is dedicated to monitoring sea-level rise and improving weather and climate forecasts.

NASA's Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate has selected the winners of its high school contest to describe the passenger and cargo aircraft of the future.

The 2007 NASA Government Invention of the Year is a heat shield material slightly more dense than balsa wood that is designed to protect spacecraft during their fiery re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.

NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander is preparing to end its long journey and begin a three-month mission to taste and sniff fistfuls of Martian soil and buried ice. The lander is scheduled to touch down on the Red Planet May 25.

International Space Station crews soon will have a new water reclamation system that will recycle wastewater, allowing up to six crew members to live aboard the orbiting laboratory.

NASA managers have scheduled a news conference at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida for no earlier than 4 p.m. EDT on Monday, May 19, to discuss the status of the next space shuttle launch.

NASA Deputy Administrator Shana Dale will announce a significant new education initiative at a NASA Future Forum on May 14 at The Tech Museum of Innovation in San Jose, Calif.

The J-2X engine will power the upper stages of the Ares I and Ares V rockets.

NASA's Kennedy Space Center has awarded a contract to Hensel Phelps of Orlando, Fla., for the construction of the Ares I mobile launcher for the Constellation Program.

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