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10 more airports tapped for baggage screening upgrades

Some $700 million in economic stimulus money intended to upgrade baggage screening systems at airports will go further than originally expected, Department of Homeland Security officials said Wednesday.

Senate rejects law on carrying concealed weapons

The Senate on Wednesday narrowly rejected a controversial measure to allow people to carry concealed weapons from state to state.

SI.com: Luke Winn: The prized fighter that has helped make Wake Forest a contender

James Johnson last entered the cage on May 13, 2006. Since then the Wake Forest sophomore has competed exclusively on a basketball court, but just pose the question -- "When you were a fighter... " -- and he's visibly offended by the verb tense. He slides forward in his seat at the Demon Deacons' practice facility. "I'm not done fighting," he says, throwing a few air jabs while exhaling sharply for effect. "I think about fighting all the time." His last fight seems as fresh in his mind as the previous night's 92-89 home court upset of North Carolina, an outcome that had fans storming the court and, for one week anyway, made Wake Forest the No. 1 team in the nation.

Obamamania hasn't reached Wyoming

While Washington gears up for Inauguration Day, Republicans in Wyoming are taking stock of their future and assessing Barack Obama.

FSB: Going tribal in the Badlands

Sitting at a pink formica table in the breakfast room of a Howard Johnson in Spearfish, S.D., my expectations are low.

Wyoming resort briefly closes after 2nd avalanche

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Wyoming closed briefly Monday because of an avalanche, two days after a different avalanche killed a man there.

Eight rebellious U.S. regions and secessionist efforts

We all know about the Confederate states leaving the Union. But that was far from the only secessionist movement in American history. Here are some rebellious regions you won't find in too many history books.

CNNMoney: Commentary: Drilling's darker side

Across the United States, an increasingly panicked rush to extract every last drop of domestic oil and gas seems inevitable. Our already unimaginative energy policy and insatiable addiction seems to have been further reduced in election-year hysteria to bumper-sticker thoughtlessness - "Drill, baby, drill."

CNNMoney: Small town, big changes

The United States is in the midst of one of the biggest domestic oil drilling booms in recent history. High prices and better technology mean that previously inaccessible energy reserves across the nation are ripe for exploitation.

CNNMoney: Drilling's bounty: Easy come, easy go

Nearly every college-bound student in Wyoming can get money to attend a state school. For many, tuition can be nearly cut in half.

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