PHOTOS: 23 Animal Photobombs
Welfare Drug Testing Bill Withdrawn After Amended To Include Testing…
The Pro Football Hall of Fame will announce its class of 2007 today between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. ET. The biggest question is whether this is finally the year for Redskins receiver Art Monk, who has been a finalist several times and is widely perceived to have his best chance in 2007.Other big names include Thurman Thomas (a surprising "no" vote last year who has a good chance this year) and Bruce Matthews (the most likely among the players eligible for the first time this year).
Check right back here this afternoon for the results and commentary. In the meantime, take a look at our series of profiles of each of the 17 finalists:
FanHouse votes:
YES: Russ Grimm, Gene Hickerson, Bruce Matthews, Paul Tagliabue, Thurman Thomas, Derrick Thomas
NO: Richard Dent, Fred Dean, Ray Guy, Michael Irvin, Bob Kuechenberg, Art Monk, Andre Reed, Charlie Sanders, Gary Zimmerman, Roger Wehrli, Andre Tippett
Note: By rule, the Hall of Fame must induct between three and six new members.
Romney Compares Gingrich To 'Goldilocks' For Debate Crowd Gripes
Obama Administration And Banks Near Deal On Mortgage Fraud Legal Liability
Gingrich: Rival Will 'Mislead, Distort And Deceive'
Brewer's Message To Obama Revealed
Defense Secretary: Pakistani Doctor Provided Key Information To U.S. In Advance Of Bin Laden Raid
The Bad Things That Can Happen When You Lose Your Job
Former Boston Mayor Dies At 82
Apple CEO Responds To Report Of Horrific Worker Conditions At Foxconn
Jon Stewart: Gingrich Wants To Be 'Lunar Trump'
Cruise Line Offers $14,460 Per Person For Concordia Cruise
Creative Destruction: At Davos, Google's Eric Schmidt Dismisses Jobs Crisis
Twitter's New Censorship Policy Ignites Global Outrage
Job Search CEO Weighing N.Y. Senate Bid Was Sued By Own Workers
Occupy DC To Weigh Options After No-Camping Warning
The 2012 Debate Hate: A Tribute
Florida Primary 2012: Live Updates
LISTEN: Newt Gingrich's Lesbian Half-Sister Sounds Off On 'Open Marriage,' Politics
The 2012 Speculatron Weekly Roundup For Jan. 27, 2012
Kidnapped U.S. Citizen Freed
Conservative Media Attack Newt Gingrich
WSJ: Facebook May File For IPO Within Days
Jan Brewer Sets Date For Special Election To Fill Gabrielle Giffords' Seat
Reports: 'Terrifying Massacre' In Syria's Homs
