Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-MA) speaks at the National Press Club about his legislation to require congressional approval before President Bush can escalate the war in Iraq.
As President Bush threatens to veto crucial legislation that would provide millions of children with the health insurance that they need, Sen. Ted Kennedy speaks in front of the White House, urging citizens to take action.
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy is joined by Sen. Sherrod Brown and Sen. Tom Harkin, as well as religious leaders, to discuss the morality of raising the minimum wage.
Senator Ted Kennedy speaks about the finalized version of the Higher Education Access and Cost Reduction Act, minutes before going to the floor of the Senate.
Same-sex couples get ready for old age - Columbus Dispatch DALLAS -- Louise Young and her partner, Vivienne Armstrong, have been together for 37 years, but the same-sex couple are still two single people according to Texas law. Like others in their 60s and approaching retirement, the Dallas women are ...
5 money mistakes to avoid in tight times - AZCentral.com These are trying times. So try not to commit any financial mistakes that you'll live to regret later. Economic pressures can cause people to make bad moves with investments, insurance, debts and more. Here are five mistakes to avoid: • Neglecting ...
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May 13 Business Diary - yorkshirepost Lee & Priestley free seminar – Managing Workplace Sickness and Absence. Arrive 9:30am for refreshments. Start 10am. Lee & Priestley, 10-12 East Parade, Leeds. To reserve a place, email amy.morris@leepriestley.com West Yorkshire Society of Chartered ...
Putting it off isn't a long-term strategy - Globe and Mail Statistics show that Canadians, as a whole, consistently fall well short of the total amount they are allowed to invest in their registered retirement savings plans. This past year was no exception. According to Statistics Canada, although nearly 86 ...