Jurors in the corruption trial of former U.S. Rep. William Jefferson of Louisiana ended their second day of deliberations without a verdict Friday, said a spokesman for the U.S. attorney’s office in Alexandria, Virginia.
Miesiąc: lipiec 2009
’Cash for clunkers’ gets another $2 billion
The popular „cash for clunkers” program will continue at least through this weekend, White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said Friday.
Obama and Cabinet to assess performance
Halfway through the first year of his historic administration, President Obama will give himself an early report card this weekend, assembling his Cabinet officials to review their performance and set new goals for the months ahead.
Boehner: Reform could handicap businesses
Before I was elected to Congress, I ran a small plastics packaging business in Cincinnati, Ohio, providing products and services, creating jobs and meeting payroll.
Sen. Dodd diagnosed with prostate cancer
U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd of Connecticut has been diagnosed with an early form of prostate cancer, two sources close to the senator told CNN.
Senat przyjął nowelizację budżetu
Zakończyło się ostatnie przed wakacjami posiedzenie Senatu. Izba przyjęła projekt nowelizacji ustawy budżetowej, odrzuciła natomiast sprawozdanie Krajowej Rady Radiofonii i Telewizji.
Mann: WH beers can’t disguise race issues
It may have been the most famous „happy hour” in modern American history.
Hoboken mayor resigns over corruption probe
A mayor in New Jersey is expected to announce his resignation Friday in connection with a corruption scandal plaguing the state.
Navarrette: A toast to beer diplomacy
For the last two weeks, Americans have been divided into two feuding camps: „Team Gates” and „Team Crowley.” But after Thursday, those terms seem antiquated.
International hip-hop artists find roots in U.S.
Six hip-hop artists from five countries speaking four languages are on stage, warming up for their show at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
King: Blue Dogs on voters’ short leash over health care
Gwen Wotring is a small-business owner in this tiny Northwest Idaho timber town, a proud Democrat who says her British parents taught her „socialized government is not the bad thing that everybody reports it to be.”
Boehner: Reform could handicap small businesses
Before I was elected to Congress, I ran a small plastics packaging business in Cincinnati, Ohio, providing products and services, creating jobs and meeting payroll.
Hoyer: Health reform too good to pass up
History shows that the chance to reform the American health care system is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. So reform is absolutely worth the time it takes to get it right.
Pawlak: kryzys to nie czas na duże reformy
Wicepremier i minister skarbu Waldemar Pawlak uważa, że prywatyzacja pracowniczo-menedżerska jest najlepszym modelem prywatyzacji. W wywiadzie dla "Rzeczpospolitej" wicepremier podkreśla, że to jest ważny politycznie warunek wyrażenia zgody przez PSL na tak szeroki zakres prywatyzacji jaki proponuje minister skarbu.
KRRiT wybrała nowe rady nadzorcze
Telewizja Polska i Polskie Radio mają nowe Rady Nadzorcze. Krajowa Rada Radiofonii i Telewizji wybrała po ośmiu członków nowych rad nadzorczych w TVP i Polskim Radiu – powiedział IAR jej przewodniczący Witold Kołodziejski.
Hoboken mayor to resign over corruption probe
A mayor in New Jersey is expected to announce his resignation Friday in connection with a corruption scandal plaguing the state.
Hoboken mayor set to resign over corruption probe
A mayor in New Jersey is expected to announce his resignation Friday in connection with a corruption scandal plaguing the state.
GOP, Blue Dogs get health reform slowdown
Two of the three Senate Republicans negotiating a bipartisan deal on health-care reform said late Wednesday they consider an agreement out of reach before the Senate goes on its August recess.