Bush files for re election in 2004 campaign
President Bush formally filed with the Federal Election Commission to seek a second term, naming Dick Cheney as 2004 running mate. The White House campaign to raise money and expand staff is led by Karl Rove, while Democrats warn economic woes and Iraqi postwar issues could hinder him.
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Study Finds Gains in Gay Workplace Benefits
Washington AP report shows a 16 percent rise in U S employers offering health insurance to same sex domestic partners. The Human Rights Campaign Foundation study also notes 2002 laws by local governments banning workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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Transportation safety chief lives on a houseboat
Ellen Engleman heads the NTSB and lives on a houseboat while learning to fly to better understand crash investigations. She chairs a hearing on the January 2001 Charlotte US Airways Express Flight 5481 disaster that killed 21. She pushes for stronger penalties for repeat drunken drivers and stays dedicated to safety amid her demanding role.
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