Lawmakers demanded answers from the Bush administration Thursday about a spy agency secretly collecting records of millions of ordinary Americans’ phone calls to build a database of all calls within the country.
Even conservatives are losing faith in President George W. Bush now, putting Republican control of Congress at risk in November’s midterm elections.
The Secret Service is covering up details of White House visits by scandal-ridden lobbyist Jack Abramoff, releasing altered records that omit visits already acknowledged by the White House.
The Bush administration’s top procurement official offered his assistance to now-disgraced lobbyist Jack Abramoff as his lobbying empire began to crumble, according to e-mails released Wednesday by the White House.
The government is at risk of squandering significantly more money in a Gulf Coast rebuilding effort that has already wasted hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars, federal investigators said Wednesday.
The suicide bombers who carried out the massacre in the London Underground and on a bus wending its way through Bloomsbury were, as Melanie Phillips notes, “British boys, the product of British schools and universities … the bombers came from middle-class homes.”
Being an airline passenger is like jetting back to childhood. You’re told only what someone thinks you should know.
According to a Washington Post piece this week, officials at the Department of Agriculture recently “were stunned … to receive e-mailed instructions that include Bush administration ‘talking points’ _ saying things such as ‘President Bush has a clear strategy for victory in Iraq’ _ in every speech they give for the department.”
A six-month roller-coaster ride for America’s seniors concludes Monday _ the last day to sign up for Medicare prescription drug coverage without financial penalty.