added 2007 Thu May 17 20:03:18 by STONERS
AAA asked the U.S. Senate Tuesday to investigate why oil companies are making huge profits at a time when glitches at gas refineries have caused pump prices to soar.
AAA asked the U.S. Senate Tuesday to investigate why oil companies are making huge profits at a time when glitches at gas refineries have caused pump prices to soar.
added 2007 Wed May 2 20:07:36 by STONERS
The Consumers' Association of Canada began demanding the inquiry after gas prices rose sharply across Canada on Tuesday, with oil companies blaming the spike on low inventories.
The Consumers' Association of Canada began demanding the inquiry after gas prices rose sharply across Canada on Tuesday, with oil companies blaming the spike on low inventories.
added 2007 Thu Apr 26 10:21:36 by Radiofreeeuropa
Mr Rove, who masterminded Mr Bush's "appointment" in 2000 and election theft in 2004, will be a central focus of an inquiry by a task force set up by the US Office of Special Counsel, an obscure government body.
Mr Rove, who masterminded Mr Bush's "appointment" in 2000 and election theft in 2004, will be a central focus of an inquiry by a task force set up by the US Office of Special Counsel, an obscure government body.
added 2007 Sun Feb 25 19:42:03 by gatitabonitasen
Yesterday's leader in this newspaper said that Tony Blair remains in denial about the tragedy of Iraq. Alex Salmond said on Question Time that he wasn't in de Nile, more like de Tigris or de Euphrates. (I think that was the joke he was trying to make - too many Scots make too much crosstalk.) Anyway, nobody who heard the Prime Minister's half-ho
Yesterday's leader in this newspaper said that Tony Blair remains in denial about the tragedy of Iraq. Alex Salmond said on Question Time that he wasn't in de Nile, more like de Tigris or de Euphrates. (I think that was the joke he was trying to make - too many Scots make too much crosstalk.) Anyway, nobody who heard the Prime Minister's half-ho
added 2007 Tue Jan 30 18:56:47 by STONERS
The Democratic chairman of a House panel examining the government's response to climate change said Tuesday there is evidence that senior Bush administration officials sought repeatedly "to mislead the public by injecting doubt into the science of global warming."
The Democratic chairman of a House panel examining the government's response to climate change said Tuesday there is evidence that senior Bush administration officials sought repeatedly "to mislead the public by injecting doubt into the science of global warming."
