WASHINGTON -- President Bush has set a record he'd presumably prefer to avoid: the highest disapproval rating of any president in the 70-year history of the Gallup Poll.

In a stunning admission, top officials at the Veterans Health Administration confirmed that the agency's own statistics show that an average of 126 veterans per week --6,552 veterans per year--commit suicide, according to an internal email distributed to

Gallup daily tracking poll, Clinton holds a 7 point lead over the Illinois senator, 49 to 42 percent. That lead is outside the poll's statistical margin of error of 3 points -- the widest gap between the two candidates in weeks.

Once again, Stacey Lannert was not among the chosen few. Hopefully, Governor Blunt will pardon Stacey before he leaves office. (He is seeking re-election in 2008)

Please join us for what may be the mostimportant anti-war rally ever held in Upstate New York-Active duty soldiers from Fort Drum in Watertown, NY, members of the only active-duty chapter of Iraq Veterans Against the War on Setpember 29, 2007-in Syracuse

WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The 2008 presidential campaign and the debate over the U.S. role in Iraq came together Tuesday as five White House hopefuls got a chance to question the Bush administration's top officials in the war effort.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - New Yorkers are doing all they can to preserve the way September 11 is commemorated, and with it falling on a Tuesday for the first time since 2001, the day is another trigger of tragic memories.

Puerto Rico's Goovernor Anibal Acevedo Vila said the U.S. administration has "no new strategy and no signs of success" and that prolonging the war would needlessly put guardsmen in harm's way - and that sending more troops is a national blunder.

In April 2000, the U.S. Congress authorized the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Commemorative Plaque, also known as the In Memory Plaque, to be added to the three-acre Memorial site on the National Mall. The plaque is intended to honor those Vietnam veterans wh

As the health care debate in America continues, so does the suffering of Vietnam veterans and citizens due to the toxic defoliant Agent Orange used in the war.