Lott laments trap blame in Thurmond remark fallout
Sen. Trent Lott said he fell into a political trap and had only himself to blame for the controversy over his praise of Strom Thurmond. He asserted he would not seek a leadership post but would continue serving Mississippi in the Senate.
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Jennings optimistic about NMs future under new Democratic leadership
State Senator Tim Jennings of Roswell expects a bright future for New Mexico as Democrats gain control of governor and both legislative chambers. He cites Medicaid reform risks, past mismanagement, and stalled contract payer updates while praising governor-elect Bill Richardson’s leadership team and the potential for change after eight years under Johnson.
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A Saudi Christmas Hidden From Public View in Riyadh
In Riyadh, Christmas remains largely private and quiet as expats observe discreet celebrations within compounds or in rooms, while government guardians restrict open religious expression. Across the region, Bahrain Egypt and Lebanon show more public observance, but Saudi Arabia enforces a single faith.
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