Putin vows 'an answer' to NATO ships near Georgia Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that Russia will respond calmly to an increase in NATO ships in the Black Sea in the aftermath of the short war with Georgia, but promised that "there will be an answer." Meanwhile, President Dmitry Medvedev sternly warned the West that it would lose more than Moscow would if it tried to punish Russia with sanctions over the war with Georgia.
Obama Hits 50% for First Time Gallup Poll Daily tracking from Aug. 30 through Sept. 1, finds Barack Obama leading the race for president with his highest share of support to date. Fully half of national registered voters now favor Obama for president, while 42% back John McCain.
Absence of Bush and Cheney cheers Republican delegates Although they were reluctant to say it out loud, many Republicans were relieved Monday that President [sic] Bush didn't attend the Republican National Convention. They didn't like to talk about it on the record, in part because they didn't want to admit an unintended political benefit in Hurricane Gustav, which led both Bush and Vice President [sic] Dick Cheney to cancel their scheduled speeches Monday to the convention. They also didn't want to admit publicly that a president from their own party is a drag on their prospects.
No Retreat Now: Legislation Needed to Protect Attorney-Client Relationships
Despite acknowledgement from the Department of Justice that its corporate enforcement policies needed to be changed, the long fight to protect the attorney-client relationship against aggressive prosecutors can only end with legislation, write Brian Walsh and Stephanie Martz.
Despite acknowledgement from the Department of Justice that its corporate enforcement policies needed to be changed, the long fight to protect the attorney-client relationship against aggressive prosecutors can only end with legislation, write Brian Walsh and Stephanie Martz.
Property crash that began in US spreading in Europe, Asia, say agents.
WATB: McCain cancels Larry King appearance
It’s amazing that John McCain was so offended by a journalist actually doing her job. All Campbell Brown did was press Tucker to name one important decision Sarah Palin made as “commander-in-chief” of the Alaska National Guard. It’s not surprising that he was hard-pressed to come up with one considering the Alaska National Guard General has confirmed that she has nothing to do with national defense activities. Strike 18 for the McCain/Palin ticket.
It’s amazing that John McCain was so offended by a journalist actually doing her job. All Campbell Brown did was press Tucker to name one important decision Sarah Palin made as “commander-in-chief” of the Alaska National Guard. It’s not surprising that he was hard-pressed to come up with one considering the Alaska National Guard General has confirmed that she has nothing to do with national defense activities. Strike 18 for the McCain/Palin ticket.
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