BUSINESS

• Universal Won't Renew Long-Term Deal With iTunes
  Universal Music declined to sign a two-year deal with Apple's iTunes, said a source on Sunday.
• Lunch With Warren Buffet? That'll Be $650,100
  Annual charity auction ends with $650,100 bid for lunch with billionaire Warren Buffet.
• Report: Apple Sold 525,000 iPhones Since Launch
  Report says Apple has sold about 525,000 iPhones since Friday's launch.
• If You Tap Your IRA Early, Avoid These Costly Mistakes
  Major penalties await if you make a wrong move when you tap your IRA before age 59-and-a-half.
• Scoop Poop for Cash: Pet-Waste Management Business Growing
  Pet-Waste management business growing as Americans lead busier lives.
• Manufacturing Growth Advances in June
  Manufacturing growth accelerated to fastest in over a year in June.
• Fans Break Open iPhones to See What Makes Them Tick
  Tech fans break open iPhones to see what's inside, investors pay attention to component costs.
• Trump's Casino Company Ends Sale Discussion
  Donald Trump's casino company said it has ended discussions to sell itself.
• Wii Outsells PS3 6 to 1 in Japan
  Six Wiis sold for every PlayStation 3 in June, as opposed to 5 to 1 in May, 4 to 1 in April.
• Stocks Bounce on Manufacturing Data, Takeover News
  Stocks made gains on Monday on manufacturing growth data for June.
• 'Sex Toy Lady' Says Industry Strictly a Female Affair
  Patty Brisben, owner of the sex-toy company Pure Romance, says business is booming with $60 million in annual sales. She says women are more likely to indulge in a purchase if men aren't around.
• Want Some Porn With That Pizza?
  New business in Canada is selling pizza with pornography printed inside the box.

ENTERTAINMENT

• Yankees Star Alex Rodriguez' Wife Wears Obscene T-Shirt
  Yankee superstar Alex Rodriguez's long-suffering wife, Cynthia Rodriguez , may have finally flipped her pretty lid Sunday when she went to a game in The Bronx wearing a tight-fitting, white tank top bearing a foul message on the back: "F--- you."
• Report: Vivica A. Fox Called Cop a 'Racist' During Arrest
  A report stated that Vivica A. Fox called a state patrol officer a "racist white cop" during her drunken driving arrest. She also failed several sobriety tests, the report said.
• Your Grrrs: Paris Hilton's Parents
  Readers respond to Mike Straka's opinion that Paris Hilton is a byproduct of poor parenting from rich parents.
• The Hamburger Goes High-End
  The hamburger has gotten all fancy lately; the haute version is made with high-quality ingredients and is winding up on many upscale-restaurant menus.
• Heidi Fleiss Opens 'Dirty' Laundromat
  Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss is laundering once again, but this time it's not the truckloads of cash she earned running her sex empire. No, this time she's laundering, well … laundry, affectionately naming her "mom and pop" venture Dirty Laundry.
• Cameron Diaz May Be Subpoenaed in Criss Angel Divorce Case
  Lawyer: Magician deserted his wife as he became famous and hasn't given her "a cent" of his millions
• Al Gore Obtains Advance Copy of 'Sopranos' Finale
  Al Gore was given an advanced copy of the 'Sopranos' final episode due to his scheduled trip to Istanbul during the show's air time.
• 'Ratatouille' Cooks Up $47 Million
  Look out, Mickey. There's a new animated rodent in town.
• Woman Pleads Guilty to Stalking Linkin Park Lead Singer
  Former national laboratory worker Devon Townsend pleaded guilty to charges of stalking and unlawful access to stored communications in her case involving Linkin Park lead singer Chester Bennington.
• 411: A Supreme Opportunity for Diana Ross?
  Is there a Supremes reunion in the cards; Michael Moore's 'Sicko' feeling fine at the box office; and a fond farewell to Joel Siegel.

HEALTH

• Deadline Nears for Mass. Health Insurance
  Massachusetts' landmark health care law reaches milestone, everyone must be insured by July 1 or face penalties.
• Quick Nerve Snip May Spur Weight Loss
  An old ulcer operation, involving a quick snip of a nerve to help control hunger, could be a possible alternative obesity surgery.
• How Many Calories Are in That Smoothie?
  Cold, refreshing, and high calorie - many summer drinks, from coffee blends to smoothies, pack more calories than many people think.
• Study: Difficulty Identifying Smells May Signal Alzheimer's
  The inability to distinguish between common smells may signal Alzheimer's disease and could lead to scratch-and-sniff tests to determine a person't risk for the disease.
• Thirty Percent of Adults Abuse Alcohol, Few Are Treated
  More than 30 percent of Americans have abused alcohol or suffered from alcoholism at some point in their lives, but few have received treatment, study says.
• What to Do in a Lightning Storm
  Lightning is the number two weather killer in the U.S. Here is how to stay safe during a thunder storm.
• Scientists Find Way to Block Weight Gain in Stressed People
  Researchers from Georgetown University Medical Center believe they've found a way to manipulate the pathway that leads stressed people to put on weight.
• Experts Call for U.S., Russia to Join Tobacco Treaty
  According to the WHO, more than one billion people have died from tobacco and experts are calling for more countries to ratify an international tobacco control treaty.
• NYC Restaurants Ignoring Calorie Rule
  Restaurants in New York City have eliminated trans fats, but many chain restaurants are in no hurry to comply with the second rule to post calories on the menu.

OPINION

• Straight Talk: Fair and Balanced Radio?
  Senators trying to put more 'balance' into talk radio are really guilty of trying to stop citizens from criticizing them.
• Martin Frost: D-Day in September
  September will be a pivotal month when it comes to the situation in Iraq.

POLITICS

• Dodd Searches for Support in New Hampshire, Iowa
  Democratic White House hopeful Chris Dodd works to gain traction in New Hampshire and Iowa.
• Bush, Putin Unite Against Iran Nukes Program
  President Bush shares united front against Iran's nuclear weapons program with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
• Capitol Hill Unsure About Outside Ethics Complaints
  Some on Capitol Hill slow down forming an independent panel to review ethics complaints over allowing outsiders to file complaints against lawmakers.
• Republicans Hesitant on 2nd Quarter Fundraising
  The 2008 presidential candidates are slow to reveal their money take in the second quarter as fortunes appear to have shifted.
• Bush Commutes 'Scooter' Libby's Prison Sentence
  President George W. Bush has spared former White House aide I. Lewis 'Scooter' Libby from a 2 1/2-year prison term.
• Detached Retina Forces Gilmore Off Campaign
  Longshot Republican presidential candidate Jim Gilmore underwent emergency surgery for a detached retina late last week, forcing him to cancel at least a week's worth of campaign appearances.
• President Bush's Statement on 'Scooter' Libby
  
• McCain Raises $11.2M, Shakes Up Campaign Again
  Arizona senator raises $11.2 million in second quarter, cuts staff and salaries as he struggles to maintain top-tier position in 2008 race.
• Obama: Fundraising Record Shows Desire for Change
  Sen. Barack Obama says $31 million fundraising quarter shows voters' desire for change.
• Court Won't Delay Libby's Prison Sentence
  A federal appeals court won't delay the imprisonment of former White House aide I. Lewis 'Scooter' Libby, who was sentenced in the CIA leak case.
• Chertoff: No Plans to Raise Terror Alert Status
  Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff says the United States remains safe after an attack at a Scottish airport and two foiled car bombs.
• Former World Bank Chief Wolfowitz Joins Think Tank
  Former World Bank chief Paul Wolfowitz joins the American Enterprise Institute think tank as a visiting scholar.

SCIENCE

• Inflatable Space Station Deploys Solar Panels
  Bigelow Aerospace's inflatable Genesis II test space-station successfully turns on power-supply system.
• Weird-Looking 'Lake Snake' Spotted in Illinois
  An unusual-looking snake spotted in a central Illinois lake has prompted excited speculation, as well as a search.

TECHNOLOGY

• AT&T Working to Fix iPhone Activation Glitch
  AT&T officials say that they are working to solve problems that are preventing some new iPhone owners from activating their new phones.
• Non-English Domains Could Take 2 Years
  The Internet's key oversight agency is on track to start testing addresses entirely in foreign characters by November, but rules for determining which ones to permit likely will take another year or two to develop.
• Russian Cyber Attacks Set Off Kremlin's Critics
  Opposition parties and independent media in Russia blame the Kremlin for the forces that have committed vast resources to hacking and crippling their Web sites in attacks.
• Amazon to Burn, Sell Indie Movies on HD DVD
  Web retailer, instead of stocking low-demand independent movies in HD DVD format, will simply burn each one as orders come in.
• HD DVD Pulls Out Web-Based Bells, Whistles
  HD DVD releases of '300,' 'Blood Diamond' to allow downloadable content, and in case of former, ability to re-edit movie.
• Wii Demand Still Outpacing Supply
  Seven months after launch, Nintendo's game console selling out pretty much everywhere

U.S.

• Man Rescued After Reportedly Jumping from Cruise Ship
  The Coast Guard has rescued a man who reportedly jumped from a cruise ship off the coast of Florida on Sunday night, officials say.
• Housemates Charged With Physically Abusing Woman
  Three housemates are charged with physical abuse for beating a woman for not doing her work properly.
• Judge: Lap Dances Protected by Constitution
  Marion County judge says lap dances in Salem are protected by the free speech provisions of the Oregon Constitution.
• F-14s Destroyed to Keep Them Out of Enemy Hands
  The Pentagon is paying a contractor at least $900,000 to destroy old F-14s rather than sell the spares at the risk of their falling into the wrong hands, including Iran's.
• Oil Spill Into Verdigris River Adds to Flooding Problems
  An oil spill in Kansas added to the already rough flood conditions in three states.
• Texas Pizza Delivery Man Beaten to Death
  A 23-year-old Houston pizza delivery man was just doing his job this weekend when he was beat to death while trying to change his tire.
• Chris Benoit's Dr. Charged With Improperly Dispensing Drugs
  The personal doctor of Chris Benoit surrendered to federal agents in Atlanta Monday and was charged with improperly dispensing painkillers and other drugs.
• Body of Missing Arizona Mom Found in Canyon
  Police found the body of a 43-year-old Arizona woman Sunday, almost two weeks after she mysteriously vanished.
• Sex Offender Nabbed After Teen Found in His Bed
  A 42-year-old registered sex offender was arrested after cops carrying out a surprise check found a 15-year-old girl in his bed.
• McDonald's Sued by Woman Who Uses Left Foot as Hand
  A woman has filed a lawsuit against a McDonald's franchise, claiming that employees in two suburban Chicago restaurants refused to serve her because a birth defect forces her to use her feet as hands.
• Ky. Family Turns to Psychics in Search for Missing Boy
  As police continue to follow credible leads, the family of a missing 4-year-old from Kentucky is turning to psychics for information on the boy's whereabouts.
• Cops Review Video From Bar in Search for Coed
  Police are reviewing surveillance videotape of a bar in Madison, Wis., where 22-year-old college student Kelly Nolan was spotted before she vanished more than a week ago.
• Priest Gets 5 Years in Jail for Sexual Abuse of Boys
  A Chicago priest got five years in prison after pleading guilty to charges of sexually abusing several young boys.
• Texas Hate Crime Attack Survivor Jumps From Ship, Dies
  A Hispanic teenager who survived a brutal pipe beating and later testified before Congress in support of a hate crimes bill died after jumping from a cruise ship into the Gulf of Mexico.
• Suspect in Murder of Pregnant Ohio Mom Jessie Davis in Court
  Bobby Cutts Jr., who is accused of the murder of pregnant Ohio mom Jessie Davis, waived his right to a preliminary hearing Monday.
• 2 Charged With Murding Michigan Sailor Over Sunglasses, Cash
  Two men were charged with the murder of a sailor in Michigan for shooting him over sunglasses and cash.
• Pipe Bomb-Like Device Explodes in Disney World Parking Lot
  A device similar to a pipe bomb exploded in a trash can at a remote Walt Disney World parking lot early Monday, but officials believe it was an isolated incident.
• Durham DA Nifong Submits New Letter of Resignation
  Mike Nifong had already been disbarred, suspended from office and replaced by his old boss as Durham County district attorney for his handling of the Duke lacrosse rape case.
• Pet Care Protesters Chain Themselves to Dog Houses
  Pet care protestors are chaining themselves to dog houses around the country to prove that chaining the animals is cruel.
• Crews Combat Utah Wildfire, 3 People Dead
  Firefighters and other emergency personnel continue to fight a fire that has destroyed 46 square miles in northeastern Utah and killed 3 people.
• Blind Author Backs Up Nudity with Bible in New Book
  A conservative Catholic author of skinny-dipping guidebooks is now using the Bible to back up his beliefs on nudity in his new book 'Nudity and Christianity.'

WORLD

• Report: Missing U.S. Diplomat Found Dead in Cyprus
  The body of a U.S. diplomat missing for four days has been found in a rural area of Cyprus, according to state radio reports on Monday.
• Hindu Pilgrims' Body Heat Blamed For Stalagmite Melting
  Officials said the stalagmite in a Kashmiri mountain shine as disappeared, suggesting that the body heat from the hundreds of thousands of Hindu pilgrims who visited every year triggered its alleged melting.
• Pakistan Seeks International Aid for Flood Victims
  Pakistan asked for international aid Monday as massive floods caused by Cyclone Yemyin left as many as 100 people dead in the nation's southwest.
• Hamas Arrests Spokesman of Group Holding BBC Reporter
  Hamas arrested the spokesman of the Army of Islam Monday, a shadowy group that kidnapped a British journalist, in a bid to secure the reporter's release.
• China Spruces Up Its Military Uniforms
  China plans to outfit its 2.3 million-member military with new sleeker uniforms.
• Son of Chad President Found Dead Outside Paris
  The son of the president of Chad was found dead in a basement with a gash on his head in a suburb of Paris and officials were investigating the death as a homicide.
• U.S. Military: Iran Using Hezbollah as 'Proxy' in Iraq
  The U.S. military on Monday said that Iran is using the Lebanese Shiite militia Hezbollah as a proxy to arm Shiite militants in Iraq; also 2 GIs were killed while on patrol trying to uproot insurgents in Baghdad.
• Japanese PM Reprimands Minister Over A-Bomb Quote
  Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reprimanded a member of his Cabinet for saying the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were an inevitable way of ending World War II.
• 5 U.S. Troops Killed in Iraq Violence
  Four U.S. soldiers and a Marine were killed in violence in Iraq, the U.S. military said on Monday.
• Doctors Among the Arrested in U.K. Terror Sweep
  At least three physicians were identified among suspects arrested in Britain's failed car bomb attacks, and authorities announced three new arrests — including a doctor in Australia — as the investigation spread overseas.
• Olmert Criticized for Skipping Hezbollah War Memorial
  Adviser for Israeli PM Ehud Olmert said the leader declined to appear at a memorial service for casualties in the war against Hezbollah in 2006 due to security concerns.
• Knife-Wielding Robbers Cut, Steal Brazilian Woman's Hair
  A man and a woman grabbed 19-year-old Simone Regina Penteado of Brazil and cut off most her waist-length hair; police believe she'll sell to wig makers or hair-transplant centers.
• Al Qaeda Homicide Bomber Strikes at Temple in Yemen
  An Al Qaeda homicide bomber blew himself up at the site of an ancient temple popular with tourists, killing seven Spaniards and two Yemenis.
• Iran Launches English-Language TV Channel
  President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has officially inaugurated an English-language television channel to counter what Iran claims is the West's influence in covering news.
• Prince Edward Expecting Second Child
  Buckingham Palace has announced that Prince Edward's wife, Sophie, is expecting the couple's second child.
• Vant to Buy Dracula's Castle? It's Up for Sale
  Bran Castle, where the real Dracula - Prince Vlad the Impaler - once spent the night, is going on the market in the Transylvania region of Romania.
• Dispatches From Iraq: Bless the Beasts and Children
  U.S. troops are fighting side-by-side with Iraqi troops, trying to flush out Al Qaeda insurgents.
• Freighter Beached Off Australian Coast Refloated
  A freighter that ran aground off Australia's east coast on June 8 was pulled free Monday three weeks after running aground.
• Pakistan Eases Restrictions on Shamed Nuke Scientist
  Officials have relieved the house arrest on A.Q. Khan, a scientist who sold Pakistan's nuclear secrets to Iran, North Korean and Libya
• Police Arrest 5 in Connection With U.K. Terror Incidents
  British officials intensified the hunt Sunday for those behind three attempted terrorist attacks, announcing a fifth arrest and conducting pinpoint raids across a country on its highest level of alert.

SHOWS

• FOX News Live: E.D. Hill: The Oldest Profession
  The U.K. redefines the word 'prostitute'
• Hannity & Colmes: Hannity & Colmes: Ex-NYC Mayor Giuliani on London plot
  Rudy Giuliani on foiled London car bomb plot
• On the Record w/ Greta: Greta Van Susteren: Safe at Home?
  How concerned are you about security?
• Red Eye w/ Greg Gutfeld: Greg Gutfeld: Can We Make Terrorists Less Angry?
  Can we make terrorists less angry?
• Special Report w/ Brit Hume: Brit Hume's Political Grapevine
  Congressman wants federal money for an airport that's never seen an airplane
• The Beltway Boys: Transcript: June 16, 2007
  Find out the public's approval rating of Congress
• The Cost of Freedom: Recap of Saturday, June 30
  Miss a minute of this week's block? Here's your chance to catch up!
• The O'Reilly Factor: O'Reilly Factor: Author Irshad Manji on Terror
  Connecting the dots in the London and Glasgow terror plots?
• Your World w/ Neil Cavuto: Neil Cavuto: An iPhone, an Animated Rat and the Economy
  What can a cool phone and an animated rat tell us about the economy?

FOX FAN

• Father Jonathan: Religious Extremism
  In his weekly feature, Father Jonathan speaks out on religious extremism and how it affects Western society.
• Lis on Law: Truths Equal Pay for Equal Work
  After decades of eliminating antiquated laws and fighting for our rights, let’s make sure we’re not thrust back to a time where we’re supposed to stay home and cook — or worse, if we’re out making a living for our family, we’re not getting paid equally.
• FOX Celebrates the Military Child
  FOX Celebrates the Military Child
• Producer's Perspective: Flooding in Marble Falls
  Residents here wait and wonder and worry; the forecast calls for more rain.