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JILL PORTER, in her column "Be wary of anti-abortionist cloaked as feminist," calls abortion rights "the foundation of the feminist movement." Those who disagree, including me, would say that the foundation is women's suffr
According to these sources, John Hannah and Cheney's chief of staff, Lewis "Scooter" Libby, were the two Cheney employees. "We believe that Hannah was the major player in this," one federal law-enforcement officer said. Calls
In a recent class, our professor asked us who considered themselves a feminist. Very few men, if any, raised their hands. As a matter of fact, very few people in general raised their hands -- men or women. Feminism is mostly known by the public
There is an interesting stylized dance taking place between the White House and Patrick Fitzgerald, the Special Prosecutor in the CIA leak case.
Twelve-year-old boys find me sexy, and they aren't afraid to let me know it. My fellow female lifeguards and I were constantly propositioned this summer by hordes of pre-pubescent punks. Despite their initial creepiness, I had to give the boys
Very little has been written about the White House Iraq Group, or WHIG, and only one newspaper article or two have mentioned it in passing reporting that it had been set up by Andrew Card, the White House chief of staff, said the article in the newsp
The Information Affairs Office of H.H. Sheikh Sultan Bin Zayed Al-Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister, has published a study entitled "Woman's Rights."
Evidence is building that the probe conducted by Patrick Fitzgerald, special prosecutor, has extended beyond the leaking of a covert CIA agent's name to include questioning about the administration's handling of pre-Iraq war intelligence.
ABC News have finally revealed that British journalist Martin Bashir will be joining the ‘Nightline’ team, replacing broadcasting veteran Ted Koppel.
The New York Daily News is set to report in Tuesday editions that a well-placed source interviewed by the newspaper believes a senior White House official has flipped and may be helping the prosecutor in the case
Yes, Rocky will go back into the ring and Stallone (who's now 59) says he is negotiating with former heavyweight champion Roy Jones Jr. to sign on as his ring opponent
And now - 100 years later - Nigella Lawson's laidback style hopes to guide the modern woman towards the pedestal of domestic goddess. Not without a hint of irony, those two recipe books feature next to each other in a collection of 200 items that
With the Astros one out from their first World Series berth in 44 years, Pujols nearly hit a ball through the glass exterior of Minute Maid Park, crushing a three-run homer off closer Brad Lidge in the ninth inning to save the Cardinals from eliminat
Walt Disney Co. agreed last week to make five of its current prime-time TV shows--including the hit series Desperate Housewives and Lost--available for download to Apple's new video-ready iPod.
Howard Kurtz reports in the Washington Post that Liberal radio talk show host Ed Schultz was set to debut this week on Armed Forces Radio, but before he even got on the air, his producer got word from Allison Barber -- the Pentagon's deputy assis
Oct. 18 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. producer prices rose in September by the most in 15 years as higher crude oil and gasoline prices stemming from Hurricane Katrina filtered through into increased costs for chemicals, steel and plastics.
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Saddam Hussein and seven members of his Baath party, including his half-brother, will file into a marble-lined, chandelier-hung courtroom in Baghdad on Wednesday to face the stares of five judges and the world.
At the same time, job approval for Congress, which has a Republican majority, has fallen to 29%. That is its lowest level since 1994, the year Democrats lost control of the Senate and House of Representatives for the first time in 40 years.
MIAMI, Oct 17 (Reuters) - The 2005 Atlantic hurricane season tied a 72-year-old record for busiest ever with the formation of Tropical Storm Wilma on Monday.
Well, that other Chicago baseball team, the one without a cult following, the one with a notorious pedigree, the one whose park is brand new and doesn't have ivy on its outfield walls, the one no one knows about outside the south side of the Wind
LAFAYETTE, Calif. Oct 17, 2005 — Defense attorney and TV legal pundit Daniel Horowitz found his wife's lifeless body in the entryway of the couple's home a death that is being investigated as a homicide.
Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) -- A special counsel is focusing on whether Vice President Dick Cheney played a role in leaking a covert CIA agent's name, according to people familiar with the probe that already threatens top White House aides Karl Rove and
The US military today said all of those killed were militants, but witnesses claimed at least 39 innocent civilians died in the attack.
The company also said that GM and the UAW will look at other options for additional ways to cut healthcare expenses.
GUSH ETZION, West Bank Oct 17, 2005 — Israel suspended negotiations with the Palestinian Authority on issues such as prisoner releases and slapped tough travel restrictions on the West Bank after Palestinian gunmen killed three Israelis and wounded f
Witness the evolution of the revolution. First it played songs. Then photos. Then podcasts. Now iPod plays video, changing the way you experience your music and more. Again. In lighter, thinner 30GB and 60GB models starting at $299, the new iPod is m
Since almost the day he assumed power, George W Bush has left a trail of broken careers in his wake. Below is a list of but a handful of the most familiar names on the rolls of the fallen:
The federal government and US District Court Judge Ken Dawson, on the other hand have gone to extraordinary lengths to prevent Irwin Schiff from revealing these truths to the general public and to the jury.
There is one enormous journalism scandal hidden in Judith Miller's Oct. 16th first person article about the (perhaps lesser) CIA leak scandal. And that is Ms. Miller's revelation that she was granted a DoD security clearance while embedded wi
The Times ran its long-promised story on Saturday, "The Miller Case: A Notebook, a Cause, a Jail Cell and a Deal," put together by the NYT's investigative team of Don Van Natta Jr., Adam Liptak, Clifford J. Levy and Janny Scott under th
