
Author Ron Suskind cites on-the-record sources on forged letter
South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford's mental lapse on CNN called to mind another representative of that state.
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Sen. Barack Obama is going to suffer political attacks no matter how he votes on the FISA bill but he can still stand on principle and score a political win by promising to take advantage of a loophole in the bill allowing criminal prosecution of anyone who collaborated with the Bush administration to spy illegally on Americans. Full story
is Newsweek’s Senior White House correspondent, a frequent political analyst on MSNBC.
Did terror alerts suspiciously follow bad publicity about the White House? Check out this timeline and draw your own conclusions.
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Thursday dismissed suggestions the nominating convention could be marred by tensions between his supporters and die-hard backers of Hillary Clinton.
It was a report calculated to send chills through those charged with anti-terrorist vigilance in New York City: Bearded intruders secretly penetrate heavily guarded transportation site.
Paris Hilton's Funnyordie.com spot might be clever, but she sure didn't recite her lines from memory, claims a source who says Hilton still struggles with recalling her address.