2005

November

• Biofuel imports anger farmers

• Iraq War Strategy

• U.S. Acknowledges Secret-Prison Concern

• Adviser: No Federal Promise on La. Levees

• Chanting, Drumming Protesters Greet Bush

• Excerpts: White House Iraq Strategy

• Supreme Court to Get Abortion Rights Case

• Bush Unveils New Iraq Strategy Document

• Hastert Wants ‘Christmas,’ Tree Together

• Hillary Clinton Defends Pro-War Vote

• Internet Phone Providers Fall Short on 911

• Bush: Iraq Withdrawal Would Be a Mistake

• A Growing Wariness About Money in Politics

• Money Is There to Aid Rural Internet, but Loans Are Hard to Get

• For Category 5 Safety, Levees Are Piece of a $32 Billion Pie

• U.S. Lacks Strategy to Curb Terror Funds, Agency Says

• White House: China Not Manipulating Money

• Ex-Powell Aide Criticizes Bush on Iraq

• Calif. Congressman Admits Taking Bribes, Resigns

• Abramoff Tied to Dorgan Donation, Tribe Says

• Bush Trying to Help Republican Candidates

• Cunnningham Pleads Guilty to Tax Evasion

• Medicaid Cutbacks Divide Democrats

• May Suspend Nations With Secret Prisons

• Bush is asset and liability to state GOP

• Bush Seeks New Immigration Strategy

• Ex-Green Party Member to Challenge Hillary

• Second Reporter Asked to Testify on Leak

• Warner: Bush Should Broadcast Iraq Updates

• In Terror Cases, Administration Sets Own Rules

• What did U.S. military know before 9/11?

• White House adds 2 words to war plan: Exit strategy

• Bush Official’s Plane Makes Emergency Stop

• Bush Vows to Fight for ‘Freedom’s Cause’

• Few Attend Dueling Rallies Near Bush Ranch

• Alito’s Abortion Stance Tough to Decipher

• Help Wanted: Academic Economists, Pro-Bush

• The leak that revealed Bush’s deep obsession with al-Jazeera

• Court Weighs Never-Enforced Abortion Law

• Iraqis miss oil fortune: report

• The About-Face of a Hawkish Democrat

• Sheehan Back in Texas for War Protest

• Study Says There’s More CO2 in the Air

• GIs Celebrate Third Thanksgiving in Iraq

• United States Nears 1,000th Execution

• Bush Signs Flood Insurance Borrowing Bill

• Nixon Sought Less Destructive Nuclear Option

• Excerpts: Nixon Administration Discussions

• Lawmakers Helped Tribes Get Federal Money

• State Takes Over Detroit Mayoral Ballots

• Big Oil ‘Participation’ at Issue

• Ford’s Chief Makes Case for Federal Help

• Bush’s Space Plan in Danger

• Chavez embarrasses Bush with cheap fuel for US poor

• Protesters Arrested Near Bush’s Ranch

• Rice Optimistic on U.S. Departure

• Ohio representative says she should have rephrased ‘coward’ line

• DeLay Seek Dismissal of Indictments

• Would-Be Bush Assassin Convicted in Va.

• Housing Extended For Storm Victims

• Editors are threatened over TV station bombing claim

• Bush Signs Foster Care Bill Into Law

• Newsview: White House Shifts on Combatants

• Cheney to Headline DeLay GOP Fundraiser

• Obama Calls for Troop Reduction in Iraq

• Official Checks 31 Suspected CIA Flights

• DeLay Case Judge Won’t Rule Yet on Charges

• Report: Bush Talked of Bombing Al-Jazeera

• Rumsfeld: Talks Under Way on Torture Ban

• Murtha Says Americans Back Iraq Pullout

• DeLay Lawyers Wants Indictments Dismissed

• McCain, Graham Warn GOP May Be in Trouble

• Biden Backs a More Gradual Iraq Pullout

• Clinton: Immediate Iraq Exit a Mistake

• US FDA taps family doctor for women’s health post

• US bans poultry from Canada’s British Columbia over bird flu

• Ex-DeLay Aide Pleads Guilty in Conspiracy

• A Prescription For Price Relief

• How US Fell under the Spell of ‘Curveball’

• Murtha Says Americans Agree With Him

• Cheney Lashes Out at Bush’s Iraq Critics

• Costliest Part of Gulf Rebuilding Yet to Come

• Defense of Phosphorus Use Turns Into Damage Control

• Chinese Leader Gives President a Mixed Message

• In the Senate, a Chorus of Three Defies the Line

• Rumsfeld: Talks Under Way on Torture Ban

• Biden: Alito’s Views May Bring Filibuster

• Newsview: GOP Malaise Due to Iraq Unease

• Rumsfeld Won’t Set Timetable for Iraq Exit

• Rumsfeld: Talks Underway on Torture Ban

• Bush Tones Down Attack on Iraq War Critics

• DeLay Ex-Aide to Plead Guilty in Lobby Case

• House rejection of online freedom-of-speech bill makes bloggers nervous

• Mark Kennedy casts key vote on budget bill

• Bush at the Tipping Point

• Bush Urges Religious Freedoms onto Chinese

• House Votes for Public Land Mining Sales

• Hillary Vs. Rudy Would Be Blockbuster Race

• Lawmakers Face Difficult Budget Talks

• Lawmakers Continue Sparring Over Iraq

• Congress Helps Self to $3,100 Pay Raise

• Iraq War Criticism Stalks Bush Overseas

• Lawmakers Reject Immediate Iraq Withdrawal

• 100 Arrested at Wal-Mart Construction Site

• US Political Debate Over Iraq Intensifies

• Republican Budget Will Increase Deficit, Hurt Rural America

• Bush Warms to Putin’s Plan on Iran

• $60B Tax-Cut Bill Faces Bush Veto Threat

• Hawkish Democrat Calls for Iraq Pullout

• Vital Military Jobs Go Unfilled, Study Says

• Senate Nears Approval of $60B Tax Bill

• House Passes Sweeping Budget Cut Bill

• Survey Shows a Revival of Isolationism Among Americans

• House Democrats Defeat Spending Bill

• Hawkish Democrat Calls for Iraq Pullout

• Norm Coleman enters oil-dependence fray

• Senate Bill - Pension bill highlights

• House GOP Seeks Votes for Budget-Cut Bill

• Tentative Deal on Patriot Act Teeters

• Cheney Latest to Lash Out at Critics

• Abramoff Tribes Donated Funds to Lawmakers

• Woodward Claim on CIA Leak Disputes Charge

• Evidence that U.S. Has Used Chemical Weapons in Iraq

• Bill Clinton Calls Iraq ‘Big Mistake’

• Top Senate Democrat Concerned About Alito

• Newsview: Secret Iraqi Jail Bane for U.S.

• Senate panel gives nod to Bernanke

• Inflation Moderates As Gas Prices Dip

• Alaska May Not Get ‘Bridge to Nowhere’

• Senate Group Unveils Oil-Saving Plan

• Tentative Deal on Patriot Act, Sources Say

• Senate Passes Bill to Shore Up Pensions

• Military denies incendiary material use on civilians

• Poll: American attitudes on Iraq similar to Vietnam era

• Judge Halts Guantánamo Trial

• Bush Risks Alienating GOP Over Iraq War

• Report Says Ex-Chief of Public TV Violated Federal Law

• White House Backs Dividing Appeals Court

• ‘Promise Broken’: N.Y. to Lose 9/11 Aid

• Bernanke sees Fed mandate for jobs

• Cheney Heckled by Anti-War Protesters

• Alito Downplays 1985 Abortion Statement

• Senate Urges Bush to Report Progress on Ending War (Update2)

• Red ink creates Republican rift

• Pension Agency Reports $22.8B Shortfall

• Senate Republicans Block Iraq Timetable

• Official Seeks Data on Abramoff Probe

• Dow Jones Fights CIA Leak Probe Request

• Senate to Vote on Iraq Policy Proposals

• Documents Reveal Alito’s Abortion View

• Morning-After Pill Decision Investigated

• 9/11 Panel Gives White House Mixed Review

• Bush Takes Fresh Shot at Iraq War Critics

• Liberal Coalition Is Making Plans to Take Fight Beyond Abortion

• Analysis: Bush Slump May Hobble World Role

• McCain: Torture Ban Protects U.S. Image

• Full Agenda Awaits Bush in Asia

• McCain: Torture Ban Needed for U.S. Image

• Bush Didn’t Mislead on War, Adviser Says

• GOP’s Legislative Agenda Losing Steam

• Tornadoes Hit Iowa, Killing at Least One

• Televangelist Robertson warns town of God’s wrath

• Carter ‘Disturbed’ by Direction of U.S.

• Bush Forcefully Attacks Iraq Critics

• Disagreements Mar Mideast Democracy Summit

• Strategists: Bush Comeback Will Be Tough

• NYPD to Test Sensors That Detect Explosives

• Newsview: Bush Revisits Campaign Playbook

• From Salon - Bush’s Coattails

• Bush Forcefully Attacks Iraq Critics

• House Republicans Vow to Revive Budget-Cuts

• Senate Bars Detainees From Filing Lawsuits

• Bush Signs $100 Billion Food and Farm Bill

• Presidential Aide Takes Aim at Democrats

• Why People Approve, Disapprove of Bush

• Poll: Most Americans Say Bush Not Honest

• House Could Alter 19th Century Mining Law

• Senator Says He Can Block Bush Tax Issue

• Republican Tax Plans Hit Snag in Senate

• CIA Leak Worries Frist More Than Prisons

• Senate Democrats Seek GOP Stand on Iraq

• House GOP Leaders Scuttle Budget-Cut Vote

• Lobbyist sought fee to arrange meeting with Bush, records show

• House leaders drop Arctic drilling from budget bill

• Republicans Blame Schwarzenegger

• WHO Says Seven Million Could Die in Flu Pandemic

• Judith Miller to leave New York Times

• Schwarzenegger Is Dealt a Stinging Rebuke by Voters

• Oil Company Execs Defend Huge Profits

• WALZ ACCEPTS ENDORSEMENT FROM US SENATOR MAX CLELAND

• Senators to Grill Oil Executives

• Report Warned on C.I.A.’s Tactics in Interrogation

• Defeats for G.O.P. Come at a Sensitive Time

• Democrats Win Elections in NJ, Va., Calif.

• Democrats Win Gov. Races in N.J., Va.

• Bush Declares: ‘We Do Not Torture’

• White House Workers Attend Class on Ethics

• Democrats Don’t Want Libby to Be Pardoned

• Poll: Libby Indictment Hits Major Nerve

• Sources: With policies under fire, Bush-Cheney relationship cools

• Pentagon Plans Tighter Control of Interrogation

• Bush to Get Back to Business on Homefront

• Candidates Line Up for N.J. Senate Seat

• All Eyes on GOP in Gubernatorial Races

• No trade deal at Americas summit

• Lawmakers express concern over use of Patriot Act to access private records

• Clinton, at the U, calls for kinder and gentler foreign policy

• Bush: ‘We do not torture’

• High court to hear challenge to terror tribunals

• Bush Diplomacy Means Settling for Less

• No Evidence of Pressure on Iraq Data, Senator Says

• Hagel: Torture Exemption Would Be Mistake

• Bush’s new economic cause

• Biden: Alito Filibuster Seems Unlikely

• Voter Anger Might Mean An Electoral Shift in ‘06

• Bush Disappointed by Alito Timeline

• Bush Orders Staff to Review Ethics Rules

• New Law Fuels Technology-Government Clash

• Selection of Judge in DeLay Case Stands

• Tax Panel Could Shrink Mortgage Benefit

• Democrats Move to Exploit Iraq Missteps

• Poll: Early Public Support for Alito Weak

• Bush Panama Visit Expected to Be Easier

• Cheney Pushes Senate for CIA Exemption

• DeLay Judge May End Up Being a Democrat

• Chavez ‘Inspired’ by Anti-Bush Protesters

• Bush Tries to Improve U.S. Image at Summit

• Senate OKs arctic oil drilling without Coleman

• Bush defiling American values, Carter says

• Democratic Congressmen Ask Cheney to Talk

• Alito Confirmation Hearing to Begin Jan. 9

• House Blocks Democrats’ Iraq Resolution

• Bush’s Ratings Still Sink Over War, Court

• Results of AP-Ipsos Poll on Bush Standing

• U.S. Health Care Costs Big Money

• Jimmy Carter weighs in on CIA ‘secret prisons’

• Breaking tradition, Carter rips Bush’s policies

• Vatican: Faithful Should Listen to Science

• Italy Warned U.S. About Uranium Documents

• Second Judge Out for DeLay Trial

• Rove’s future role being debated in White House

• AP: DeLay’s Staff Tried to Help Abramoff

• Libby Pleads Not Guilty in CIA Leak Case

• Jury Finds for Merck in Vioxx Case

• U.S. Releases Flu Pandemic Strategy

• Libby to Make First Court Appearance

• Two GOP Senators: No Filibuster on Alito

• Coleman leaning against ANWR drilling

• US defends bird flu plan in Congress

• Debate on case for war in Iraq comes back to top of agenda

• Oil Execs to Be Asked to Justify Profits

• GOP Seeks to Loosen Deficit-Control Bill

• Engineers Fear Levees’ Repairs Not Enough

• Thousands Attend Funeral for Rosa Parks

• U.S. to Intensify Its Training in Iraq to Battle Insurgents

• G.O.P. Reaches to Other Party on Court Pick

• Detainee Policy Sharply Divides Bush Officials

• CIA holds terror suspects in secret prisons

• Security Heightened at U.S. Afghan Base

• FDIC Chairman to Oversee Gulf Recovery

• Judge Removed From DeLay’s Criminal Case

• Death Sentence Possible for U.S. Soldier

• Pentagon: Top al-Qaida Operative Escaped

• News Roundup on Iraq

• Report: U.S. Army Dumped 64 Million Pounds of WMDs into Ocean

• Senate Emerges From Closed Session on Iraq

• Newsview: Bush Allies Say He’s Lost His Way

• Democrats Force Senate Into Iraq Meeting

• Panel Recommends Major Tax Law Overhaul

• Bush Outlines $7.1B Flu-Fighting Strategy

• Abortion Case May Be Central in Confirmation

• U.S. Issues Report on Iraqi Roadside Bombs

• Bush to Unveil Super-Flu Strategy