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According to the Senate's year-long investigation, Iraqi oil ministry documents show that former French interior minister Charles Pasqua got 11 million barrels in oil allocations and British lawmaker George Galloway got 20 million barrels.
Michael
Drudge
12/05/2005
President Bush briefed congressional leaders Wednesday on his just-ended trip to Europe. VOA's Paula Wolfson reports from the White House the president shared his impressions with lawmakers from both major political parties.
According to the "Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center" the new anti-terror laws have prevented thousands of refugees and migrants from entering the United States to seek safe haven and new opportunities.
Democrats on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee are troubled by allegations that he mistreated subordinates and pressured analysts to reach certain conclusions on policy and intelligence matters.
Small private aircraft violated restricted airspace in central Washington, DC Wednesday, causing brief evacuation of White House, US Capitol building and Supreme Court.
Thousands of protesters angry about a magazine report of alleged abuse of the Koran at the U.S. jail in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Secretary of Georgia's National Security Council says the bomb found inactive and that there apparently was no intention of harming anyone.
President Bush says he will try to help resolve the dispute while Russia backs separatist republics, adding to tensions between Tbilisi and Moscow
U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Mr. Bush also discussed Mr. Putin's views on democracy in what she called a friendly and open way.
President Bush says Americans will never forget "the Baltics' painful history"
President Bush praised Latvia's fledgling democracy, as he met Saturday, with the country's president in Riga - the first stop in a four-nation European tour to mark 60th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.
Baltic nations see US President's visit as a clear signal to Russia that they are now part of the West.
Roger
Wilkison
06/05/2005
Police say blasts caused by toy grenades filled with gunpowder
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