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...heat was first brought on the Journal last year, when the Los Angeles Times reported eight cases in which similar conflicts of interest occurred. The Journal then tracked every drug-related article written from 1997 through the present and fessed up to 19 infractions in that period. The editors maintain that none of the articles were tainted since the conflicts were disclosed to its editorial staff and the articles were subject to peer review...
...Republicans, Independents and Democrats Can and Should Vote." This is the "Fourth Way" campaign John McCain is waging - and a signal to GOP leaders that the Arizona senator may be their best bet in the November general election. Most polls have McCain and George W. Bush in a dead heat among likely South Carolina voters heading into Saturday's Republican primary. Bush is enjoying a comfortable lead among registered Republicans, and McCain is hoping that 100,000 more voters - mostly independents and Democrats - will show up at the open primary's polls than...
...Commerce breakfast who stood up and punctured the theory. "I'm tired of all this tax-cut nonsense," the questioner told the Governor. "Can we stop it, please?" To which Bush replied, "I don't believe it's nonsense. I'm not gonna drop my plan. If the heat gets on, I'm gonna keep to it. If you like it, I'm gonna take it to Congress. If you don't like it, you can send me home to Texas...
...just might be working. After McCain's big New Hampshire win vaulted him into a dead heat with Bush in South Carolina polls, McCain's momentum appears to have slowed, with the two remaining neck-and-neck over the past week. And if W.'s ads and newfound aggressiveness change some Republican hearts and minds while keeping Democrat and independent turnout low, South Carolina - and the GOP nomination - is his. The risk, of course, in staking everything is that while South Carolina could be his Gettysburg, it could also be his Waterloo...
Winter is always the hardest time of year, but this year it has hit the Kosovars harder than most. Their fragile and inadequate infrastructure has all but collapsed under the weight of winter, and Kosovars can no longer rely on having their basic needs for heat and water met. It will take billions of dollars to repair and build the necessary power plants, electrical lines and other equipment that are necessary to keep Kosovo from slipping further towards anarchy and misery...