Chávez Wins His Bid to Lift Term Limits

President Hugo Chávez handily won a referendum on Sunday that will end presidential term limits, allowing him to run for re-election indefinitely and injecting fresh vibrancy into his socialist-inspired revolution.

Business Owner Catches Heat for Discrimination

"If I discriminate, it's against the people I dislike," owner Gary James said. James is accused of discrimination and he doesn't deny it.

House approves bill to fight wage discrimination

Unlike President George W. Bush, who threatened to veto the two bills when they came up in the last session of Congress, President-elect Barack Obama has embraced them.

Justice Scalia: Domestic Violence is "not that serious an offense"

JUSTICE SCALIA: And this was misdemeanor assault and battery, wasn't it? MS. SAHARSKY: Yes, that's right. I mean, I really— JUSTICE SCALIA: So it's not that serious an offense. That's why we call it a misdemeanor.

Kern Defends Controversial Comments About Gays

"While terrorism has killed more than 3,000 people, in the continental United States in the last 15 years, homosexual behavior has killed more than 100,000," she [Kern] said. "It's a danger to life. It is a danger to health."

Bush: Olympic boycott would insult Chinese

President Bush on Sunday defended his decision to attend next month's Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing, saying that to boycott "would be an affront to the Chinese people." Speaking to reporters ahead of this week's summit of the Group of Eight industrialized nations in Japa …

Bush won't demand conservation

President Bush said Tuesday that he will not call on Americans to conserve gasoline despite the rising price of oil, saying consumers are "smart enough" to figure out for themselves that they should drive less.

Abortion Proposal Sets Condition on Aid

The Bush administration wants to require all recipients of aid under federal health programs to certify that they will not refuse to hire nurses and other providers who object to abortion and even certain types of birth control.

Bill promotes school religion at expense of education

The bill requires public schools to guarantee students the right to express their religious viewpoints in a public forum, in class, in homework and in other ways without being penalized.

Bush in Your Bedroom

The ten worst appointees for reproductive freedom. Bush has used his Oval Office years to limit reproductive freedom and stack critical posts with right-wingers bent on rolling back the clock.

How Karl Rove lost a generation of Republicans

If we concluded our analysis in 2007 and confined our judgment merely to Mr Rove's immediate electoral record, we would have no choice but to judge him a spectacular success. There is no doubt that Mr Rove won elections.

Bush War Adviser Says Draft Worth a Look

WASHINGTON (AP) - Frequent tours for U.S. forces in Iraq and Afghanistan have stressed the all-volunteer force and made it worth considering a return to a military draft, President Bush's new war adviser said Friday.

To save America, we need another 9/11

ONE MONTH from The Anniversary, I'm thinking another 9/11 would help America. What kind of a sick bastard would write such a thing? A bastard so sick of how splintered we are politically - thanks mainly to our ineptitude in Iraq - that we have forgotten who the enemy is.

Rich Man, Boor Man

We live in an age of great wealth--and lousy manners.

Oil report's conclusion: Broad effort needed to satiate energy demand

Because the world's population is growing and living standards are rising worldwide, energy consumption globally is expected to jump by more than 50 percent over the next 25 years.

Doctors' beliefs can hinder patient care

Doctors refusing treatment Even under less dire circumstances than Boyer's, it's not always easy talking to your doctor about sex. Whether you're asking about birth control, STDs or infertility, these discussions can be tinged with self-consciousness, even embarrassment.

Senate panel OKs child health bill

WASHINGTON - Brushing aside threats of a presidential veto, a Senate committee on Thursday overwhelmingly approved a five-year, $35 billion expansion of a children's health insurance program that would be financed through higher tobacco taxes.

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