Massive floods cripple southern England.

A low pressure system swept accross the UK yesterday (Friday) bringing torrential rain and cut road and rail links over vast swathes of the country. Reading and Didcot railway stations were closed and many streets in London and the surrounding area have been innundated by...

Regional assemblies will be axed

"Regional assemblies, which oversee the spending of tens of million pounds on housing, transport and planning, are to be scrapped, the government has said. The eight assemblies in England are made up of councillors who are nominated to sit on them. From 2010, their role will...

"Sorry, I'm Gonna Veto This Bill": Iraq Withdrawal Shot Down

US President George W. Bush is announcing his veto of the Democrat-sponsored war spending bill containing an April target for troop withdrawal from Iraq. Video from CNN.

Finance 101- two sides of the same coin!

Senator Bill Frist MD and the Comptroller General, David Walker seem to live in different universes."As Majority Leader, I worked hard to keep your taxes low . . . passed the third-largest tax cut in American history . . . created and extended a state sales tax deduction . ....

Sex: Students Are Just Saying "Yes"

Funny enough, students who take abstinence classes are still getting it on. This most likely has to do with their being young teens. Meanwhile, the Bush administration is urging us not to draw any major conclusions from the study, such as "Teens are really into sex", since...

House Approves Bill with Iraq Withdrawal Deadline

Bush will definitely veto any bill that challenges his course of action in Iraq, even though he has no clear condition for victory. Still, it's a step in the right direction, though it seems to take for granted that troops will remain in Iraq as long as Bush remains in...