Articles from 'November 2008'
Poverty spreading in suburbs: study
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Poverty in the United States is spreading from rural and inner-city areas to the suburbs, according to a study, a situation that ...
Suspected U.S. strike kills 2 in Pakistan - agents
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A suspected U.S. drone aircraft fired a missile at a house in the militancy-plagued Pakistani region of North Waziristan on the Afghan ...
Venezuela's Chavez offers heat to villages
VENEZUELAN OIL: Controversial but free program in 3rd year. By Kyle Hopkins / Anchorage Daily News With heating oil prices approaching $10 a gallon in ...
Guerra Reveals Evidence
Guerra unveils why his investigation led him to the Vice President KRGV-5 WILLACY COUNTY - District Attorney Juan Guerra says his investigation took him all ...
Afghanistan not in crisis: UN Security Council
KABUL (AFP) — Afghanistan is not in a security crisis and disillusionment and recriminations about its situation should be avoided, a UN Security Council team ...
Pakistani Taliban shrug off U.S. missile strikes
By Alamgir Bitani / Reuters ARGHANJO, Pakistan - A Pakistani Taliban commander vowed on Wednesday to keep up cross-border attacks on Western forces in Afghanistan ...
UK marines killed in Afghanistan
BBC Two Royal Marines have been killed in Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence has said. They died after their foot patrol near Lashkar Gah, Helmand ...
Suicide Bomber Targets U.S. Convoy in Kabul; At Least 4 Killed
By Candace Rondeaux and Javed Hamdard / Washington Post KABUL, Nov. 27 -- At least four people were killed and three injured Thursday in a ...
Ford resists pressure to cut CEO's pay
Wall Street Journal Ford Motor Co. is so far resisting pressure to cut the salary of its chief executive despite increasing scrutiny of top management ...
Obama team tilts right, doves keep faith
By Jonathan Martin / Politico Leading opponents of the war have mostly been silent as president-elect Barack Obama, who first built his national image on ...
Citizenship 2.0
By Danielle Allen / Washington Post Last month, the Wall Street Journal reported an important effect of the 2008 presidential campaign: For the first time, ...
Drones fly over North, South Waziristan
News International, Pakistan PESHAWAR: US Predator spy planes flew over North and South Waziristan agencies for the whole day on Wednesday but there were no ...
Police chief files lawsuit against Guerra, Willacy County
By Emma Perez-Trevino / Brownsville Herald Raymondville Police Chief Uvaldo Zamora filed a federal lawsuit on Monday against Willacy County, District Attorney Juan Angel Guerra ...
Top CIA advisor withdraws from list
By Pamela Hess WASHINGTON (AP) - John Brennan, President-elect Barack Obama's top adviser on intelligence, took his name out of the running Tuesday for any ...
U.S. staying silent on its view of Iraq pact until after vote
By Adam Ashton, Jonathan S. Landay and Nancy A. Youssef / McClatchy Newspapers WASHINGTON — The Bush administration has adopted a much looser interpretation than ...
For Economy's Sake, Pelosi Needs to Push for Impeachment Now ...by Rochelle Riley
Detroit Free Press Rep. Nancy Pelosi’s ineffectiveness became clear the day she became Speaker of the House and immediately announced that there would be no ...
Injured veterans engaged in new combat
In a little-noticed regulation change, the Pentagon's definition of combat-related disabilities is narrowed, costing some wounded veterans thousands of dollars in lost benefits. By David ...
Lieberman: Obama 'about perfect' in Cabinet picks
By Pat Eaton-Robb HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman took another step Tuesday toward mending his relationship with Democrats, saying that Barack Obama's ...
Bomb-plot planner still alive, claims al-Qa'ida
By Bruce Loudon / Australian THE alleged al-Qa'ida mastermind of the plot to bomb trans-Atlantic aircraft, Briton Rashid Rauf, is still alive, his lawyer claimed ...
Pak to discuss US missile attacks: defence minister
AFP KARACHI - Pakistan's parliament will hold a session next week to talk about United States missile attacks on militant targets in the northwest of ...
GOP senators hail Obama's economic team
By Alexander Bolton / The Hill Senior Senate Republicans who battled former President Clinton on budget and tax issues are applauding the return of his ...
The Summers Conundrum
By Mark Ames / The Nation We all know in the backs of our minds that Barack Obama's incredible victory will eventually be followed by ...
Obama taps Orszag to head White House budget office
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President-elect Barack Obama on Tuesday nominated Congressional Budget Office Director Peter Orszag to head the White House Office of Management and ...
Afghan President: Anti-terrorism battle must focus on sanctuaries
KABUL, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- Afghan President Hamid Karzai Tuesday in a meeting with the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) delegation emphasized the battle against ...
Afghanistan demands 'timeline' for end of military intervention
KABUL (AFP) — President Hamid Karzai demanded at a meeting with a UN Security Council team Tuesday that the international community set a "timeline" for ...
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