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6:58am

Thu January 5, 2012
Around the Nation

Bloated Pie Fairy Makes Final Flight

For 35 years, Willis Welch received a pecan pie every Christmas. From whom? He has no idea. Now the Columbus Dispatch reports the sweet streak is ending. This Christmas, the last pie came with a note explaining "I am a little too fat to fly anymore." Signed, "Pie Fairy."

6:48am

Thu January 5, 2012
Around the Nation

Las Vegas Predicts Packers To Repeat Super Bowl Win

The Green Bay Packers are favored to repeat as Super Bowl champions, according to oddsmakers in Las Vegas. The Denver Broncos are not favorites. Quarterback Tim Tebow's team managed one close victory after another this season. But the odds are 120-1 against Denver winning it all.

4:19am

Thu January 5, 2012
Politics

Recess Appointment Puts Obama At Odds With GOP

President Obama used a recess appointment to name Richard Cordray head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Wednesday. Unlike similar appointments, the Senate hadn't technically recessed.

4:09am

Thu January 5, 2012
Politics

Obama: Recess Appointment Was An 'Obligation'

President Obama campaigned outside Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday, where he announced the appointment of a new consumer watchdog. The president used a recess appointment to install Richard Cordray. That might have been routine, but the Senate is not officially in recess.

4:00am

Thu January 5, 2012
Business

The Last Word In Business

Linda Wertheimer has the Last Word in business.

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