How many more must die because of the deceit and arrogance of the American government and its despotic leader George W. Bush?
How much deeper must America sink into the cesspool of corruption?
How much is enough?
The Swift Boat Veterans for Truth group was Sen. John Kerry’s albatross in 2004. Now, the Democrat is warning his party about suffering the same fate in a fundraising letter.
By NICK WADHAMS
The number of Iraqi civilians killed in July and August hit 6,599, a record-high number that is far greater than initial estimates suggested, the United Nations said Wednesday.
By BETSY HART
I’ve been taking note of how I interact with other people’s kids for a few months now. Ever since Jeffrey Zaslow wrote a column in the Wall Street Journal, "Why Don’t We Reprimand Other People’s Children?"
By DALE McFEATTERS
After the corporate scandals that began the century, with high-powered executives being led off to prison, you would think that boardrooms having been once burned would be twice shy.
The Commerce Department has lost 1,137 laptop computers since 2001, most of them assigned to the Census Bureau, officials said Thursday night.
Republicans signaled retreat Thursday in their battle to retain an Arizona congressional seat, dropping plans for nonstop television advertisements through Election Day on behalf of GOP contender Randy Graf.
By JENNIFER LOVEN
President Bush, politicking at full campaign speed, contended Thursday that a vote for Democrats this fall would be a vote to siphon money out of American families’ budgets.
By KIMBERLY HEFLING
A Pentagon report rejects the idea that intelligence gathered by a secret military unit could have been used to stop the Sept. 11 hijackings.
By JAY AMBROSE
Until reading about Hugo Chavez’s U.N. speech the other day, the craziest reference to the devil I had ever seen was on the front page of a supermarket tab. "DEVIL ESCAPES HELL," it said in all-caps, super-large type. Under the headline was a picture of smoke pouring out of a great, big hole in the ground. I couldn’t help laughing.