Articles from 'August 2007'
Marine tells of order to execute Haditha women and children
By Rob Woollard / AFP CAMP PENDLETON, California - A US Marine was ordered to execute a room full of terrified Iraqi women and children ...
Industry pressure waters down breast-feed ads
Under pressure from infant formula lobby, appointees dilute campaign By Marc Kaufman and Christopher Lee / Washington Post In an attempt to raise the nation's ...
This Won't Hurt a Bit
No company benefits more than WellPoint from the current health care mess. New chief executive Angela Braly is trying to put a kind face on ...
Wellpoint leader ranks ahead of queen: Forbes
By Daniel Lee / Indianapolis Star Angela Braly, it seems, is more powerful than Queen Elizabeth. The CEO of WellPoint was ranked a lofty No. ...
Anti-War Protesters March In Village
By Kitty Merrill / Hamptons Independent It was, according to Nick Santora "a miniscule sacrifice." Sporting a T-shirt adorned with a carton of George Bush ...
Census: Texas has highest percentage of uninsured
By Jason Roberson / Dallas Morning News Texas again ranks No. 1 with the highest percentage of uninsured residents in the nation – primarily due ...
Record 47 million in U.S. uninsured
By Larry Lipman and Phil Galewitz / Palm Beach Post WASHINGTON — June Gammie, 50, of West Palm Beach has been uninsured all of her ...
Hinchey catches flack, from the left
Mid-Hudson News Network Kingston – “I don’t care if you don’t have the votes”, said one of about 75 impeachment supporters, who had both barrels ...
Hinchey becomes target of protesters
By Robert M. Miraldi / Kingston Daily Freeman KINGSTON - Several members of local anti-war groups, upset that U.S. Rep. Maurice Hinchey would not co-sponsor ...
Dozens on Green protest war, Bush
By Abbe Smith / New Haven Register NEW HAVEN — The 75 people who gathered for a MoveOn.org-sponsored war protest and vigil on the Green ...
Protesters demand change in war policy
By Martha Bellisle / Reno Gazette-Journal As President Bush hailed his strategy in Iraq as a necessity for the security of the United States, protesters ...
Rally cry: Send troops home
By Bill Laitner / Gannett News Service In a peace rally that organizers called the largest in Oakland County this year, about 300 people gathered ...
Giuliani to Attend 9/11 Anniversary
By Sara Kugler / Associated Press NEW YORK - Republican presidential candidate Rudy Giuliani will speak at the sixth anniversary remembrance of the World Trade ...
ANTI-WAR RALLY: 'Ready for a change'
By Noel K. Gallagher / Portland Press Herald KENNEBUNKPORT — A high-spirited but peaceful crowd of about 4,000 protesters marched through the streets of Kennebunkport ...
'Sicko' Started Conversation On Health Care, Poll Finds
By Diane Levick / Hartford Courant The movie "Sicko," a humorous and biting look at the nation's health care and insurance system, spurred debate well ...
Protesters greet Bush in Bellevue
By Ashley Bach and Jack Broom / Seattle Times On a day when his top law enforcement officer resigned, and flanked by soon-departing adviser Karl ...
Eyes on California as Lawmakers Pursue a Health-Care Deal
Changes Could Set Tone for the Nation By Christopher Lee / Washington Post California did not start the current wave of efforts to overhaul the ...
President travels widely, but skips Green Mountains
Associated Press MONTPELIER, Vt. - It’s a land of liberal politics, tie-dyed entrepreneurs and rugged Yankee individualism, the state that gave us President Calvin Coolidge, ...
Iraq corruption whistleblowers face penalties
Cases show fraud exposers have been vilified, fired, or detained for weeks Associated Press One after another, the men and women who have stepped forward ...
US president sees another 'Bushie' go
By Edward Luce and Demetri Sevastopulo / Financial Times Alberto Gonzales on Monday announced the end of his service to the Bush administration in much ...
US Attorney General Gonzales resigns
By Matt Apuzzo / Associated Press WASHINGTON - Alberto Gonzales, the nation's first Hispanic attorney general, announced his resignation Monday — ending a nasty, monthslong ...
Helping veterans heal, grow after war
By Guy Kovner / Press Democrat Nadia McCaffrey knows the sorrow of war firsthand. Her son, Army Sgt. Patrick McCaffrey of Tracy, was killed in ...
Protesters demand end to Iraq war, peace at home
By Alexi Friedman / Newark Star-Ledger NEWARK, NJ -- Hundreds of war protesters marched through downtown Newark today, waving placards under a steamy afternoon sun ...
Huge Turnout At Kennebunkport Protest
Associated Press KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine -- Even though President George W. Bush wasn't in town, more than 1,000 anti-war protesters marched by his family compound Saturday ...
Anti-war demonstrators march on Walker's Point
Portland Press Herald Energized by speeches from peace activist Cindy Sheehan and presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich, among others, more than 1,000 protesters marched through Kennebunkport ...
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