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Red Leader dressed in business suit in Rose garden claims I will do something about mortgage crises: We will build housing projects in Iraq

Red Nobleman piling on for Sen. Craig, thank God we don't have his friends! It's hard to believe this witch hunt

Disgraced former prosecutor Mike Nifong pleaded not guilty Thursday to criminal contempt charges stemming from his failure to turn over complete DNA testing results during the now-discredited Duke lacrosse rape case

Stung by the bleak findings of a congressional audit of progress in Iraq, the Pentagon has asked that some of the negative assessments be revised, a military spokesman said Thursday. "A bar was set so high, that it was almost not to be able to be met," White House deputy press secretary Dana Perino said of course the Red leader set the standards has learned that the GAO report will conclude that at least 13 of the 18 benchmarks set to judge the Iraqi government's performance in the political and security arenas haven't been met.

Junction TX: Woman with mange claims giant bats have invaded city with wing spans of six feet as Texas National guard is sweeping hills for there caves

Red Nobleman throw Gay Sen. Graig under bus there fighting to see who can throw him the fastest it looks like some unknown MI congressman

Sen. John W. Warner, for decades one of the most authoritative voices in Congress on military issues and a key player in the debate over Iraq, will announce Friday whether he will seek a sixth term next year. Do we really need this? The courtly 80-year-old Republican

With Abated breath the US waits: Republican Fred Thompson will officially launch his presidential bid Sept. 6 in a Webcast on his campaign site, followed by a five-day tour of early primary states: Real loser

New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson said Thursday there was nothing improper in accepting campaign contributions from developers picked for two multimillion-dollar state transportation development projects, which are under investigation by his administration this is the way we New Mexicans act.

Texas bans chip implants in humans without permission

Princess Diana's family solemnly marked the 10th anniversary of her death Friday at a service organized by her sons, while admirers tied scores of bouquets, poems and portraits to the gates of her former home.

Rivalries and violence between Shiite factions are threatening to overshadow progress U.S. forces have made against al-Qaida in Iraq and other extremists just weeks before the top American commander and diplomat in Iraq report to Congress.

More than a century ago, Western missionaries began streaming into Africa looking for souls in need of salvation. Now, conservative American priests say it's their church that needs saving from demons that have taken over some bodies: Africa meant you could get your quota quickly: Some believe for every 1000 saved gets you a higher place in heaven