Dubya gets a new neighbor
By ANGELA K. BROWN
Like many folks in President Bush's adopted hometown, 83-year-old Robert Westerfield isn't exactly rolling out the welcome mat for the town's newest…
Buying votes with pocketbook issues
By MARY DALRYMPLE
Congress is spending its last working days before a long summer break by attending to pocketbook issues, with votes to increase the minimum…
Ohip GOP aide fired for offensive email
By JIM TANKERSLEY
Toledo Blade
The Ohio Republican Party chairman apologized to U.S. Rep. Ted…
“New realism’ needed in foreign policy
By BARRY MASSEY
America needs a "new realism" in its foreign policy and a concerted push for energy independence to safeguard national security, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, a…
Devolution in Tennessee
Summary
Senate candidate Bob Corker accuses two rivals of voting to raise their own pay while in the House, but in fact Van Hilleary …
Slamming doors and a ‘can’t do’ attitude
Lately, it appears the standard response that comes when someone suggests a diplomatic solution to the newest crisis to break out in the world is something like: "Sorry, we can't…
Resolution will take more than just a resolution
By DALE McFEATTERS
Perhaps it is the paucity of ideas for ending the conflict in Lebanon that led President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair to agree to…
So much for the party of Abraham Lincoln
By STAR PARKER
A strange thing about President Bush's recent address to the NAACP annual meeting…
DHS spending still out of control
