Stories Archive by Month - October

(2005-10-20) -- Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers has ignited another firestorm on Capitol Hill with her 'inadequate and insulting' written answers to several questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee, according to unnamed Senate sources. Within

As global oil prices continue to skyrocket and corresponding revenues keep flowing into the oil-rich province, Alberta's coffers are overflowing. Government estimates indicate the province's surplus could be as much as $8.8 billion this fiscal

Washington DC − Even though George Bush says he does not follow polls, he was quite happy when he heard his disapproval rating was up to 98%, that was until Karl Rove told him that

Oakland Raiders wide receiver Randy Moss, who suffered rib and groin injuries during Sunday's game against the San Diego Chargers, demanded "large quantities of medicinal marijuana and a couple bags of chips" from his team doctor, sources said yesterday.

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GOMA, Congo - A male gorilla in a Congo zoo has become adept with a Bridgeport milling machine and Newhall lathe, according to his keepers. 'The quality of parts he's turning out is really quite

Wednesday, October 19, 2005 The attorney for Texas Congressman Tom DeLay, citing the fact that there was no evidence that Travis County District Attorney Ronnie Earle participated in