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all they are made out to be: the latest annual performance rankings show that nearly five out of six failed to even match the average return for the overall stock market.

the President's education budget when it arrives on Capitol Hill. Although the plan generally moves toward Republican positions in various ways, Republicans in Congress are expected to make numerous changes.

address last night, in which he promised wide-ranging initiatives. The address coincided with the announcement of the jury's verdict on the O.J. Simpson civil suit trial.

was nearly removed from office at an NRA board meeting over the weekend. Wayne La Pierre has come under increasing criticism, as the NRA's membership and bank accounts have declined.

of the oldest and best-preserved cave art in France. Scientists have yet to study the artwork due to a dispute over who owns the rights to the cave.

the cult group that committed mass suicide in suburban San Diego. The group was thought to be unkown, but actually has a history going back 20 years

meets Monday to ratify two agreements -- one with the Catholic Church, the other with United Airlines -- that threatened to cause a confrontation over the city's controversial policy requiring spousal benefits for all same sex partners.

of Ecuador's leadership crisis. Today, the country's congress is expected to name a new interim president who is to govern Ecuador until a special presidential election can be held next year.

of a new home drug testing kit. Actually, the testing itself is done at a laboratory. The kit is for collecting a urine specimen and sending it in. The idea is to allow parents to test their children for drugs and keep the results confidential.

next Tuesday, would give that state's governor the power to veto legislation passed by the General Assembly. North Carolina is the only state in which the governor has no veto power.