'Make a Little Noise': Take to the Skies With the 'Dudette 07' in Afghanistan

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April 5, 2011

U.S. Industries Closest to Death The most threatened include record retailing, textiles, newspapers and apparel. More > Trailblazing in Afghanistan The 'Dudette 07' carries out the first all-female flight mission in Afghanistan. More > After Southwest Scare, Feds Want 737s Inspected The federal government will today order emergency inspections on 175 Boeing 737 airliners and is rethinking its approach to plane inspections after a Southwest Airlines jet tore open in mid-flight Friday night. ...[continue] Obama: No Games on 2011 Spending Bill, Need 'Grown Up' Discussions President Obama today pushed members of Congress to come together on a plan to fund the government until September, painting a stark picture of what would happen if there's a shutdown Friday. ...[continue] More From 'World News' > Fundraising Dance Just for Dads and Daughters Brain Scans Show Food Is Like Drugs for Some Scam Artists Target Your Tax Refund The Most Dangerous Mission in Afghanistan Georgia Man Sentenced for Tattooing Toddler Son Worked to Death: Health Risks of Overtime Paul Ryan GOP Budget Cuts $6.2 Trillion 'Vampire Facelift' Sucks Your Blood 'Just Ain't No Peace': Miners' Families Struggle Somalian Doc Creates Safe Haven for 90,000

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