Bush backs faith funding plan during World Leaders Build
President Bush defended his charity funding initiative as a means to boost results, saying religious groups should compete for federal social services money. He spoke in Waco during Habitat for Humanity's World Leaders Build, amid protests and questions over church-state separation.
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Maureen Reagan dies at 60 after cancer battle
Maureen Reagan, oldest child of Ronald and first wife, Jane Wyman, died at 60 after a five year cancer fight. She championed Alzheimer's awareness and health causes, living in Granite Bay with husband Dennis Revell and their 16 year old adopted daughter Rita.
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Death penalty sought in Houston mother child drownings
Harris County prosecutors said they would seek the death penalty against Andrea Pia Yates who pleaded innocent by reason of insanity to two counts of capital murder after drowning her five children in a bathtub. A grand jury indicted her on a second capital murder charge for 6 month old Mary while she faces charges for Noah 7 John 5 Paul 3 and Luke 2. The court-ordered evaluation found Yates competent to stand trial as her lawyers pursue evidence access.
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