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WASHINGTON — President Bush plans to talk to Americans directly about the financial crisis in a prime-time, televised address Wednesday night. The White House says his speech at 8:01 p.m. will be between 12 and 14 minutes long and will be delivered
Source: www.kare11.com

White House displeased with North Korea move - Washington Post
Resize NEW YORK — The White House is strongly urging North Korea to reconsider its plans to reactivate its Yongbyon (YAWNG’ be-yahn) facility. Spokesman Gordon Johndroe said the North Korean actions “are very disappointing.” He spoke Wednesday in
Source: www.washingtonpost.com

Mexico to step up vehicle searches at U.S. border - New York Daily News
MEXICO CITY Mexico ’s government plans to search 10 percent of all vehicles entering the country from the United States in an effort to curb arms smuggling, the attorney general said Tuesday. Most illegal weapons in Mexico come from the United
Source: www.nydailynews.com

Mental health groups make final push for parity - Forbes
Many people battling addiction or suffering from mental health problems could get better health insurance coverage under legislation that has widespread, bipartisan support but still faces some hurdles before getting to President Bush for his
Source: www.forbes.com

McCain plans to suspend campaign, work on market bailout package - CBC News
John McCain announced on Wednesday he will suspend his presidential campaign to focus on reaching an agreement in Congress on the White House’s proposed $700-billion bailout of the country’s financial markets. In a statement, the Arizona Republican
Source: www.cbc.ca

Analysis: Democrats absorb a defeat on drilling - San Francisco Gate
For Democratic leaders, it’s a striking defeat as they agree to allow expanded offshore drilling in waters they once called sacrosanct, giving Republicans a rare victory on energy policy six weeks before the election. In a matter of months
Source: www.sfgate.com

White House Disappointed With Nkorea Move - Guardian Unlimited
NEW YORK (AP) - The Bush administration warned Wednesday that North Korea would isolate itself from the world community if it backtracks and reactivates the plant that once provided plutonium for an atomic test explosion. North Korea barred U.N
Source: www.guardian.co.uk

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