Nation Dec 09 Reporter Gets House Arrest for Not Revealing Source A television reporter in Rhode Island was sentenced to six months of house arrest Thursday for refusing to reveal who leaked him an FBI videotape of a politician taking a bribe.
Politics Dec 09 President Names Veterans Secretary, Completes Cabinet Reshuffle President Bush nominated Jim Nicholson, the former Republican Party chairman and an ex-Army ranger, to replace retiring Anthony Principi as Veterans Affairs secretary, finishing a Cabinet reorganization that saw the departure of nine secretaries.
Politics Dec 08 Congress Passes Sweeping Intelligence Reform After weeks of delay and debate, the House and Senate adopted a bill this week that would dramatically overhaul the U.S. intelligence community, including creating a national intelligence director and counterterrorism center.
Politics Dec 08 Ukrainian Parliament Paves Way for Dec. 26 Re-Vote Ukraine's parliament approved broad electoral and constitutional changes Wednesday in a move intended to end a political crisis that has gripped the nation since contested presidential elections took place in November.
Politics Dec 06 Presidents Press for On-Time Iraqi Elections On the heels of a violent weekend and continued fighting Monday, President Bush met with Iraqi interim President Ghazi al-Yawer in the Oval Office where they pushed for Jan. 30 elections to proceed in Iraq.
Nation Dec 06 Militants Storm U.S. Consulate in Saudi Arabia In a brazen day-time assault, Islamic militants attacked the U.S. Consulate in the western Saudi Arabian port city Jiddah Monday, detonating explosives and engaging guards in a three-hour gun battle.
Politics Dec 03 Ukrainian Supreme Court Invalidates Election Ukraine's Supreme Court ruled Friday that the disputed presidential election officially won by Prime Minister Viktor Yanukovich, but challenged by opposition candidate Viktor Yushchenko, was invalid and that a "repeat vote" is required.
Nation Dec 03 Nearly Simultaneous Attacks Kill At Least 30 in Baghdad Two insurgent attacks in Baghdad killed 30 people Friday, including at least 16 police officers.
World Dec 03 Danforth Resigns After Airing Complaints About U.N. U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations John Danforth announced his resignation Thursday, less than six months after President Bush named him to the position.
Politics Dec 03 Former N.Y.C. Police Commissioner Named Homeland Security Head President Bush on Friday nominated Bernard Kerik, New York City police commissioner during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, as secretary of the Department of Homeland Security to replace Tom Ridge.