Bombs Kill Dozens In Iraq; Mubarak Trial Resumes
Seemingly coordinated bombings in more than a dozen Iraqi cities today have left more than 50 people dead and even more wounded. In Cairo, former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was back in court.
View ArticleObama's Midwest Tour Continues; Rivals Focus On Iowa, N.H. And S.C.
While the president talks at a "rural economic forum," his Republican rivals will be on the campaign trail.
View ArticleRick Perry Takes Tea Party Debate Licking, Keeps Ticking; Race Seems Stable
From his hostility to Social Security, to his mandating of HPV vaccinations of 12-year-old girls in Texas, to how much credit he really deserves for his state's economic growth, Perry had to endure...
View ArticleWill Medicaid Bring The Uninsured Out Of The Woodwork?
As governors weigh whether to participate in an expansion of Medicaid under the federal health law, some worry the change could attract people who don't qualify for a special subsidy. Adding them to...
View ArticleTexas Slow To Review Health Insurance Rate Hikes
To make insurance more affordable, the federal health law requires every state to conduct a special review whenever a health insurer wants to raise premiums more than 10 percent. The Texas insurance...
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