-Edmund I. Andrews
Bush has a new enemy: Howard Stern.
Greenspan changes his tune on debt and deficits.
Turns out there's no truth behind the theory that higher taxes lead to greater unemployment.
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* More on the *months* of discussion on the DC lead issue, before it was made public.
* Earliest example of symbolic human writing?
* Researchers looking into gender differences in regard to sex and the brain.
* Tenth planet or just a big rock?
* How about a probe to melt through Europa's ice?
"Jim Abrams of the Associated Press reports that House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) is so frustrated by White House intransigence on its threat to veto a giant, jobs-rich highway bill, that he refuses to discuss the bill with anyone at the White House other than Bush.
'I don't deal with his people any more.'" Hastert said. "'We weren't getting straight numbers from his people and they changed their mind in the middle of the process.'"
-White House Briefing by Dan Froomkin
