McCain Questions Rumsfeld as Bush's Defense Chief
Senator John McCain voiced no confidence in Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld citing Iraq war strategy and troop levels. He told the Associated Press the president can choose his team, but differences with Rumsfeld are clear and he did not call for resignation.
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Bombing near Green Zone kills 13 Iraqis in Baghdad
A car bomber linked to al Qaida blew up near a checkpoint entering the Green Zone in central Baghdad, killing 13 Iraqis and wounding 15. No U.S. troops were harmed. a U.S. soldier died in a separate vehicle accident nearby. The attack occurred as Iraq’s security forces and U.S. forces face rising insurgent violence ahead of elections.
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Officials warned of AIDS drug flaws in Uganda study
Government documents reveal NIH AIDS research leaders warned in 2002 that nevirapine trials in Uganda were flawed and safety concerns may have been underreported. Investigators used blood samples to verify doses due to sloppy records, delaying safety reporting to the FDA while Africa faced rising HIV infections.
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Ukraine lawmakers push to control Yushchenko poisoning probe
Ukraine's outgoing government seeks to lead inquiries into the dioxin poisoning of opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko. Lawmakers ally of Yanukovich ally questions proof of deliberate poisoning, while prosecutors restart the investigation amid international scrutiny.
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Leavitt Likely Next Bush Pick for HHS Secretary
President Bush selected Utah Governor Michael Leavitt to be secretary of Health and Human Services, a move that could force drastic cuts to Medicare, Medicaid and other elderly and disabled programs amid a large budget deficit.
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Kerik faces personal scrutiny amid bid for homeland security post
Former New York City police commissioner Bernard Kerik confronts fresh allegations as he presses to become homeland security secretary. Reports allege overlapping affairs with Edith Regan and a city corrections officer, plus unreported gifts from a New Jersey contractor tied to organized crime. Kerik apologized, saying the public fallout is his fault.
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