The South Dakota abortion ban passed by the 2006 Legislature "is the wrong approach to reducing unintended pregnancies," former South Dakota Attorney General Roger Tellinghuisen said Tuesday. 37,846 residents seemed to agree, and now the people will vote on the abortion ban bill this fall. Al Gore's environmental movie "An Inconvenient Truth" is averaging $70,000 plus per screen. I guess some people do actually care about the environment. Judge throws out Saddam co-defendant. The disturbance came after the defense witness alleged that chief prosecutor Jaafar al-Moussawi tried to pay him to make up testimony against Saddam and his seven co-defendants in the trial. Wow, the Iraqi justice system now mirrors the U.S. system with corruption and money buying a person's innocence or guilt. White House: Haditha details to be public. I'm sure they will be as open about this as they have been about releasing the entire visit logs of Jeff Gannon and Jack Abramoff. Do they think we are morons or something? Bush to host 'United 93' screening. Everyone in the administration plans a get-together to celebrate the heroes. Former Senator Lloyd Bentsen (D-Tex.) had a "massive, positive impact" during his two years as Treasury Secretary in one of the country's most economically challenging times, former President Bill Clinton told mourners Tuesday. FBI Ends Search for Hoffa's Remains at Farm. Osama and Hoffa are still missing, both to appear on milk cartons soon. Hopes for Iraq Pullback Fading; "Publicly, Pentagon officials insisted Tuesday that the move was temporary and unrelated to Casey's much-delayed recommendation on overall troop levels, now expected to be made next month. But other officers have privately acknowledged that the worsening situation in Al Anbar -- particularly in Ramadi, which U.S. officials say is now under insurgent control -- is likely to prevent any significant drawdown this year." Come on...did anyone really think Bush and Blair would go through with the withdrawl?Tags: [Ex-President Clinton Lauds Bentsen in Texas Service], [FBI Ends Search for Hoffa's Remains at Farm], [Bush to host 'United 93' screening], [Abortion ban repeal drive gets 37,846 signatures], [An Inconvenient Truth], ["An Inconvenient Truth" is averaging $70,000 plus per screen], [Judge throws out Saddam co-defendant], [White House: Haditha details to be public], [Hopes for Iraq Pullback Fading], [The worsening situation in the west means U.S. troops are likely to stay, officials say, Military sends backup but denies an offensive is coming], [Army Gen. George W. Casey], [likely to prevent any significant drawdown this year]
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