WASHINGTON (CNN) — Special Prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald is focusing his investigation into the leak of a CIA operative’s identity on whether White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove committed perjury, two lawyers involved in the case told CNN. Continue reading »
What? Me leak?
WASHINGTON (CNN) — President Bush on Thursday accepted the withdrawal of Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers after weeks of opposition from both liberals and conservatives, who questioned her qualifications and record. Continue reading »
No Leaks on This Ship.. RIght?
WASHINGTON (CNN) — The federal grand jury investigating the leak of a CIA operative’s identity adjourned Wednesday afternoon and Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald made no public announcement of any action. Continue reading »
Of Course… (Pt 3)
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Tom DeLay failed to comply with House requirements that he disclose all contributions to a defense fund that pays his legal bills, the Texas Republican acknowledged to House officials. Continue reading »
A sad milestone.
THOMSON, Georgia (AP) — During his 18
years in the Georgia National Guard, James Kinlow settled into a
peaceful, small-town life focused more on being a citizen than a
soldier. Continue reading »
Rosa parks Dead at 92
(CNN) — Rosa Parks, whose act of civil disobedience in 1955 inspired the modern civil rights movement, died Monday in Detroit, Michigan. She was 92.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Caught between
business supporters who need foreign workers and conservatives
clamoring for a clampdown on illegal immigration, President Bush tried
on Saturday to give his temporary guest-worker plan a nudge by
promising strong enforcement. Continue reading »
Of Course… (Continued)

NEW YORK (CNN/Money) –
Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist received regular letters on his holdings in HCA, according to a published report. Continue reading »
Giving Blame Where It’s Due
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Emergency
Management Agency officials did not respond to repeated warnings about
deteriorating conditions in New Orleans and the dire need for help as
Hurricane Katrina struck, the first FEMA official to arrive conceded
Thursday. Continue reading »
Proud To Be Charged
(CNN) — Rep. Tom DeLay, the former
House majority leader who faces conspiracy and money laundering
charges, turned himself in Thursday in Houston, one day after an arrest
warrant was issued for him. Continue reading »