The following is a transcript from “FOX News Sunday” that aired on Nov. 27, 2005. CHRIS WALLACE, HOST: With developments on Iraq this week both over there and here in Washington, we want to bring in two congressional leaders, Senator Richard Lugar, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee and, in …
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geJoin host Brit Hume and FOX’s Team Washington weekdays at 6 p.m. ET for “Special Report” — Find out what’s happening inside the Beltway and on the world stage. On tonight’s edition of “Special Report”… President Bush is in Tucson, Arizona today, and El Paso, Texas tomorrow, focusing attention on …
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WASHINGTON – While the hurricanes of 2005 brought loss and suffering to hundreds of thousands of people, they also brought record profits for oil companies that benefited from higher prices while offshore rigs and pipelines were shut down. The result has spawned some curious politics. Last week, Senate Republicans tucked …
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LOS ANGELES – “Alias” is going undercover for good. The spy drama starring Jennifer Garner will end its five-season run in May, ABC announced Wednesday, promising a big finish. “‘Alias’ is not going to wind down as it comes to an end, it’s going to rev up, and we’re going …
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RICHMOND, Va. – BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd. (RIMM) was dealt another legal setback in a key patent infringement case on Wednesday, raising pressure to settle or face a possible shutdown of its U.S. mobile e-mail service. U.S. District Judge James Spencer rejected RIM’s request to delay the case …
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ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – A state court jury in a closely watched Vioxx product liability case left court Tuesday without reaching a decision after it began deliberating earlier in the day, FOX News has learned. Deliberations capped the seven-week trial in which drug manufacturer Merck & Co. was accused of …
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Astronomers may have detected the dawn’s early light — light from around the dawn of the universe, that is. Researchers from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center (search) in Maryland believe they have captured traces of radiation from long-extinguished stars that were “born” during the universe’s infancy. The research represents the …
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NEW ORLEANS – Nearly three months after Hurricane Katrina swept through south Louisiana, 321 bodies lie nameless and unclaimed in a makeshift morgue. Another 200 have been identified, but no one can locate the families among refugees scattered across the nation. Of those 300-plus unidentified bodies, 140 pose a challenge …
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WASHINGTON – In a widening scandal on Capitol Hill, the government charged a partner of lobbyist Jack Abramoff on Friday with conspiracy to defraud American Indian tribes of millions of dollars in a scheme that lavished trips, sports tickets and campaign donations on a member of Congress. Michael Scanlon, an …
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WASHINGTON – The State Department, in a report being released Tuesday, cites Saudi Arabia and seven other countries as restricting religious freedom. The report was being issued as Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice prepares to travel to Saudi Arabia at the end of the week as part of a trip …
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