This is a rush transcript from “Your World With Neil Cavuto,” March 23, 2009. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated. NEIL CAVUTO, HOST: All right, to Wilton, Connecticut, the site of protests outside of homes of AIG executives. Many of those executives have …
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January, 2026
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5 January
Explorers On Global Warming Expedition Stranded in North Pole by Cold Weather
Three global warming researchers stranded in the North Pole by cold weather were holding out hope Wednesday as a fourth plane set off in an attempt deliver them supplies. The flight took off during a break in bad weather after “brutal” conditions halted three previous attempts to reach the British …
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5 January
American Contractor Killed Protecting Diplomats in Iraq
RIVERVIEW, Mich. – A U.S. veteran who returned to Iraq as a civilian contractor was shot to death while protecting American diplomats in Iraq, his employer said Sunday. Justin Pope, 25, died after being shot late Wednesday or early Thursday in Kirkuk, said Douglas Ebner, a spokesman for Falls Church, …
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5 January
Florida Judge Says Swiss Banker and Lawyer Charged With Fraud Are Fugitives
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – A federal judge in Florida has declared a banker and lawyer from Switzerland who were indicted on fraud charges as fugitives from justice. U.S. District Judge Daniel T.K. Hurley signed the order against banker Hansruedi Schumacher and attorney Matthias Rickenbach on Thursday in West Palm …
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5 January
Even Modest Fitness Extends Lifespan
People who stay even moderately fit as they age may live longer than those who are out-of-shape, a new study suggests. The study, of nearly 4,400 healthy U.S. adults, found that the roughly 20 percent with the lowest physical fitness levels were twice as likely to die over the next …
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5 January
Michigan Minister Jailed for Warning Judge Could Be Tortured by God Freed on Free-Speech Grounds
DETROIT – A Michigan appeals court overturned a ruling on Wednesday that had sent a minister to prison for six months after warning a judge that he could be tortured by God. The Rev. Edward Pinkney was convicted in 2007 of paying people $5 to vote in a recall election …
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5 January
Report: Hamas Killed, Maimed Dozens of Opponents
RAMALLAH, West Bank – Gunmen with suspected links to Hamas security forces in the Gaza Strip killed at least 32 Palestinians and wounded dozens in attacks on political opponents and alleged informers during and after Israel’s recent war in the coastal territory, an international human rights group said Monday. The …
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5 January
San Jose State University Students Build 'An Answering Machine in Space'
Members of CubeSat Team SJSU reach for the skies as they continue to build “ReadySat Go,” a small cube-shaped satellite that will one day be launched into orbit. ReadySat Go, which will be about the size of a small Kleenex box, is a communications satellite. “The quickest way to say …
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November, 2025
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28 November
Trump Wants Jackson to Perform in Vegas
SANTA MARIA, Calif. – What do Wayne Newton (search), Celine Dion (search) and Michael Jackson (search) have in common? If Donald Trump (search) and his partners have their way, they all will have a resident performing gig in Las Vegas on their resumes. Trump’s Las Vegas partners have been courting …
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28 November
Tenor Pavarotti Has Neck Surgery
NEW YORK – Tenor Luciano Pavarotti (search) had neck surgery in New York earlier this month to repair two vertebrae and plans to return home to Italy this weekend before resuming his farewell tour. Pavarotti was admitted to Lenox Hill Hospital on March 9 and was discharged two days later, …
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