Hurricane Ike Caused 3,800 Workers From a Hospital to Be Laid Off
Hurricane Ike Caused 3,800 Workers From a Hospital to Be Laid Off

The effects that Hurricane Ike had on Galveston can still be felt now. The University of Texas Medical Branch from Galveston was badly damaged by the strong winds and rain that Ike brought during this fall. Because the teaching hospital is running out of money, nearly 3,800 workers will be laid off. The next three months will be crucial for the hospital,...

Hurricane Ike Caused 3,800 Workers From a Hospital to Be Laid Off
 
 

Margaret Truman Daniel Died in Chicago at 83
President Harry S. Truman’s only daughter, Margaret Truman Daniel died Tuesday in Chicago. She was 83 when she died, after a brief illness, a statement from the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum in Independence, Mo., said.  According to the San Francisco Chronicle, her family refused to disclose a specific cause of death....

Margaret Truman Daniel Died in Chicago at 83

Judge in Atlanta Courthouse Shooting Case Resigns
The judge presiding over the quadruple-murder case of a man accused in a 2005 courthouse shooting spree announced Wednesday that he is resigning due to comments in a magazine article. Fulton County Superior Court Hilton Fuller recused himself in a letter to Chief Judge Dorris Downs, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported. The...

Judge in Atlanta Courthouse Shooting Case Resigns

Texas Police Searching for Father of Baby Found Dead Along Road
The body of an infant was found recently on the side of a road in Galveston, the Texas state police launching a search for the baby’s father. Investigators managed to identify the infant’s father and are now searching for the 21-year-old man, who has been called “a person of interest” in the investigation. Police...

Texas Police Searching for Father of Baby Found Dead Along Road

Waterboarding Could Be Used Again, Mukasey Says
US Attorney General Michael Mukasey told a Senate committee that the CIA method for interrogating terrorism suspects known as waterboarding could be used again in the future. Mukasey made the remark in a letter Tuesday night to the Senate Judiciary Committee, which was to have its first oversight hearing with him Wednesday, The...

Waterboarding Could Be Used Again, Mukasey Says

Police Suspend Investigation into San Francisco Zoo Tiger Attack
The San Francisco suspended the investigation into the fatal tiger attack at the local zoo, saying they are waiting for new evidence or witnesses to emerge.A statement from the San Francisco Police Department said the investigation is on hold "pending new witnesses being interviewed and/or new evidence" emerging, the San...

Police Suspend Investigation into San Francisco Zoo Tiger Attack

John Edwards to Abandon Presidential Race
The tight race for the Democratic presidential nomination will soon lose another competitor, reports saying John Edwards is intending to end his bid for the presidency.Edwards was scheduled to give a speech on poverty and employment in New Orleans early Wednesday afternoon but his aides told CNN it would be a resignation address...

John Edwards to Abandon Presidential Race

Giuliani to Drop Out of Republican Presidential Race
Rudolph W. Giuliani is going to drop out of the presidential race after occupying a disappointing third place in Florida, finishing well behind John McCain and Mitt Romney, reports said Wednesday. Media reports revealed that Giuliani will abandon his presidential bid and throw his support behind fellow Republican McCain. NBC...

Giuliani to Drop Out of Republican Presidential Race

McCain Wins Florida Presidential Primary
Senator John McCain claimed an important victory in the race for the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday night, defeating his main adversary Mitt Romney in the Florida primary ahead of the crucial February 5 “Super Tuesday.” With three-fourths of the vote counted, McCain, a senator from Arizona, led Romney, a former...

McCain Wins Florida Presidential Primary

High Turnout Expected in Florida's Presidential Primary
Florida voters were heading to polling stations on Tuesday, as election officials expected a record number of electors to participate in the state’s presidential primary.As polls opened at 7:00 am (1200 GMT), Republican candidates crossed their fingers and hoped the Florida primary will offer them a clear advantage in the race for the...

High Turnout Expected in Florida's Presidential Primary

Heavy Snows Fell In Several US States
20 inches of snow fell around Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and 71 homes have been evacuated due to the avalanches, which destroyed four houses and a garage in northwest of Ketchum. The heavy snow has left without electricity thousands of people from Idaho, Utah, Colorado and Washington. John Livingston, a National Weather Service...

Heavy Snows Fell In Several US States
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It appears that U. S. President George W. Bush’s favorite general has been handed the task of winning the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as confronting the...

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 Almost as soon as you set foot on the southern Mediterranean island of Crete the poignant smell of oregano, wild flowers and wild teas tickles your senses while the...

A culinary journey through Crete