Social Security -where's the debate?

Mudslinging not sticking
Herman Cain
April 26, 2005

Bush to Seek New Energy Incentives

By JOHN J. FIALKA
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
April 27, 2005; Page A6
Proposals on Diesel Cars,Nuclear Plants Are IntendedTo Cut Need for Foreign Oil

Self-Defense Bill Signed Into Law in Florida

By Melanie Hunter
CNSNews.com Deputy Managing Editor
April 27, 2005
Florida Gov. Jeb Bush Tuesday signed into law a bill that says if a criminal breaks into someone's home, occupied vehicle or place of business, that person can presume the criminal is there to do bodily harm and use any force against him

For The GOP, A Warning

By Vincent FioreApril 25, 2005

These days, it's hard to tell just who the majority party in Washington really is.

The Cardinals elect the 'conservative' choice for Pope

Germany's Cardinal Ratzinger Elected Pope
By WILLIAM J. KOLE Associated Press Writer

if-you-build-it-they-will-come

For L.A. homeless: a gym, movies, and hair salon
The city opens a $17 million shelter Monday amid controversy that funds would have been better spent on affordable housing.
By Daniel B. Wood Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor

Could it be that the Republicans aren't going to throw DeLay under the bus?

Rove backs up DeLay, calls critics 'desperate'
By Bill SammonTHE WASHINGTON TIMES

Progress in Iraq

Slow But Steady Progress in Iraq
by James Phillips WebMemo #725
April 15, 2005

Time to fix the tax code

Favoring a Flat Tax Proposal
By Paul M. Weyrich
April 18, 2005

DeLay and the Dems

Is 'Ethics' Just Another Word For Politics?
By Star Parker
April 18, 2005

POPE JOHN PAUL II

World Mourns John Paul IIAt Pope's Funeral in Rome

Associated PressApril 8, 2005 1:13 p.m.
VATICAN CITY

THE FIGHT FOR IRAQ

Shiite Arab Jaafari Is NamedIraq's New Prime Minister

Associated PressApril 7, 2005 2:35 p.m.
BAGHDAD

THE FIGHT FOR IRAQ

Iraqi Parliament ChoosesTalabani as New President

Associated PressApril 6, 2005 12:35 p.m.
BAGHDAD, Iraq

Is this what the pull the tube crowd had in mind?

WHO PAYS?
By ADAM BRODSKY
April 6, 2005 -- TERRI Schiavo's protracted death focused attention on the right to die, but it should also spark some serious thinking about an equally vital — and emotion-laden — matter: the cost of keeping people like Schiavo, and those near death, alive.

'Minuteman' Volunteers Protest U.S. Policy

Apr 2, 9:08 PM (ET)By JACQUES BILLEAUD
DOUGLAS, Ariz. (AP)
Volunteers for an effort to patrol the Mexican border for illegal immigrants and smugglers marched in southern Arizona

Further comments on Terri Schiavo

by Kathleen Parker Published April 3, 2005
The day 'reasonable doubt' fell from grace

Sunni Arab Elected Iraq Parliament Speaker

By ANTONIO CASTANEDA Associated Press Writer Posted April 3, 2005, 5:52 AM EDT
BAGHDAD, Iraq
Iraqi lawmakers elected a Sunni Arab as parliament speaker

Rest in peace thou good and faithful servant

Vatican Says Pope John Paul II Dies at 84

Apr 2, 3:09 PM (ET)By VICTOR L. SIMPSON
VATICAN CITY (AP)

Crowds gather in Rome

Pope closer to death as world's Catholics pray