Newser Story Index from October, 2007

Welcome to the Newser Story Index. Here you find stories written by Newser writers and editors, assembled with supporting photos and videos from the files of the news story.

Miners' Families Vent Anger to Lawmakers
Can Vegas Bookies Save Sports?
Go to Berkeley Online, for Free
Rockies Grab Game 1 in Philly
Muschamp, Critic's Critic, Dies at 59
Suds Make You Smarter
Airline Delays Continue; Complaints Up
3,000 Mine Workers Trapped
Russia Vows to Launch Arms Race in Space
Indy 500 Champ to Join NASCAR Next Year
Market Down, But News Is Good
WWII: Teddy Roosevelt vs. Super Evil Guy
Now the Falcons Want $16M
Rudy Tells Religious Brass 'I’ll Go It Alone'
New Dino Chewed Like A Champ
Bhutto to Boycott Vote, Says Corruption Charges Remain
Texas Executions at Standstill
Paltrow, Pals Start Foodie Tour of Spain
Pakistan Loses Ground on Terror
Maliki Again Takes Aim at Blackwater
Should Big Brother Watch Baseball?
Dems Buck GOP in Money Race
Israeli Attack on US Ship in ’67 Still Fuels Rage
Typhoon Lekima Lashes Vietnam
Meet the New Zunes
Buyer, Beware of Recalled Goods on EBay
The New English Commute: via the Channel
Remaining Democrat Leaves SEC
Dolan Cultivated Garden of Heathens
Bush Vetoes Child Health Bill
China to Bar Foreigners From Owning Brokerages
Muslim Critic Back in Holland, Goes Into Hiding
In Spain, It's Not Good to Be the King
Jumpy and Distracted? Drink Tea
Deal Struck, Kim Will Dismantle Nuke Plants
'Elder' Carter Not Taking Any Guff in Darfur
SoCal Illegals Sent Packing in Massive Sweep
Feds Fly 1st Class on Your Dime
Chilling Last Diana Pix Bared as Inquest Begins
Blackwater Death Toll Up to 17
Maddy Cop Yanked off Case After Blasting Brits
Record Heatwave Hits Arctic
Knicks' Sex Harass Loss Threatens Dolan Deal
Microsoft Armed to Fight Google in Ad Wars
Korea Summit Runs Into 'Wall of Mistrust'
Bomb Injures Polish Ambassador in Baghdad
US Cocaine Supply Plummets
Memphis U. Mourns Murdered Athlete
All I Want for Xmas is a $1.6M Concert
Turkey's Women Fight for Equal Rights—Again