WASHINGTON – In the latest Democratic challenge to Judge Samuel Alito, Sen. Charles Schumer on Thursday urged the Supreme Court nominee to detail any role he played in drafting the Reagan administration’s 1985 request for reversal of a landmark abortion rights ruling. Schumer said in a letter that it was …
Read More »Air Marshal Kills Erratic Passenger at Miami Airport
MIAMI – Shortly after boarding an Orlando-bound plane, passengers say, they saw a man bolt from his seat and run down the aisle, with his screaming wife and man in a Hawaiian shirt behind. “My husband! My husband!” one passenger said she heard the wife cry. The chase ended moments …
Read More »Bush Talks Terrorism, Iraq at Minn. Campaign Fundraiser
MINNEAPOLIS – President Bush pulled out his tough-on-terrorism speech from his last campaign and said on Friday that the United States would wage an unrelenting battle in Iraq to protect Americans at home. “Our short-term objective is to stay on the hunt and bring the killers to justice before they …
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See you weeknights in the No Spin Zone at 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. ET! Tonight, “The O’Reilly Factor” is on … Bill brings you the ultimate in “Factor” investigations. Two men are getting very rich raising money for veterans. But why are they running from our cameras? Find out …
Read More »Jordan Sentences Al-Zarqawi in Absentia
AMMAN, Jordan – Jordan’s military court sentenced Al Qaeda in Iraq chief Abu Musab al-Zarqawi to death for a second time Sunday for a failed suicide bombing along the Iraqi border a year ago. Al-Zarqawi and a second militant were sentenced in absentia. A third, Saudi Fahd Noman Suwelim al-Feheiqi, …
Read More »Russian Intelligence Chief: U.S. Bases Near Russia a 'Threat'
MOSCOW – Russia‘s foreign spy chief said military forces from other countries deployed at bases along Russia’s periphery are a threat to the nation, a Russian news agency reported Monday. In comments that appeared directed at U.S. forces deployed on bases in former Soviet countries, the Interfax news agency quoted …
Read More »Texas and Oklahoma in for More Windy Weather, Burn Bans
CROSS PLAINS, Texas – Firefighters gained the upper hand on wildfires that raced through Texas and Oklahoma, killing four people, but officials worried about a forecast for more warm and windy conditions and the possibility of fireworks-caused blazes on New Year’s Day. Oklahoma and much of Texas remained under burning …
Read More »Milwaukee Driver Improving; Questioning Continues in Beating
MILWAUKEE – A man yanked from his car and beaten by a mob of young people was doing better at a hospital Thursday, but police said there were still no arrests in the case. “It’s just senseless,” Linda Johnson, wife of Samuel McClain, said in a statement released Wednesday by …
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Want Greta’s blog delivered directly to your e-mail box? Click here to sign up! Update 1 p.m. ET: Here is an interesting little piece of information: Do you wonder why Time Magazine is not devoting lots of space to the Michael Jackson trial? Just learned that Time Magazine did focus …
Read More »Breast Cancer Drug Could Halt Prostate Cancer
A new study gives encouraging signs that a hormonal drug used to fight breast cancer might help prevent abnormal prostate growths (search) from turning into cancers. Men who took low doses of the drug toremifene (search) for a year cut their chances of developing prostate cancer (search) roughly in half, …
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