President Barack Obama turned the page on 100 days in office with an iffy boast about job creation and claims of fiscal prudence that are hard to square with his spending.

“That wasn’t me,” President Barack Obama said on his 100th day in office, disclaiming responsibility for the huge budget deficit waiting for him on Day One. It actually was partly him _ and the other Democrats controlling Congress the previous two years _

Mexico’s health secretary may have thought he was allaying fears about swine flu when he suggested that the nation’s swine flu death rate was 6 or 7 percent. In reality, that would mean a monstrous killer virus _ and no experts are close to saying that.

Check your engine for alligators. Denise Anderson, 33, planned to test drive a used SUV on Tuesday morning but got a big surprise, an alligator that measured more than 8 feet long.

As reports of a unique form of swine flu erupts around the world, the inevitable question arises: Is this the big one?

Former Oklahoma tight end Trent Smith has some advice for the Sooners players about to learn their NFL draft destiny: “Check your attitude and how good you think you are at the door, because it’s a different world up there.”

President Barack Obama says he would lower taxes on 95 percent of Americans now and raise them on the rich in 2011. Republicans say he will increase taxes for all and in the midst of a recession to boot.

While President Barack Obama’s determination to get the U.S. out of Iraq has been a constant theme, his timetable has been a moving target.

Claims that President Barack Obama’s tax plans are an assault on small business skirt the likelihood that most job-producing small businesses wouldn’t feel that pinch at all.

President Barack Obama knows Americans are unhappy that the government could rescue people who bought mansions beyond their means.