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...drugs. He staunchly denied he had had sex with Jones--who in turn denied selling the pastor drugs--and insisted he had been "steady with my wife." But an investigation by the board of Haggard's 14,000-member New Life Church found him guilty of "sexually immoral conduct" and forced his resignation as senior pastor...
...with the gay prostitute and said he was "tempted" but "never used" the drug, according to the Associated Press. Late Saturday, according to the A.P., New Life Church's independent investigative board issued a statement declaring that they had recommended removal, saying Haggard was guilty "of sexually immoral conduct...
...main difference between the two consortiums is that the NEP employs two outside consulting firms - Edison Media Research and Mitofsky International - to conduct the actual exit polls. (The AP still compiles county-by-county voting results.) All of the data, including polling on 27 statewide referendums considered newsworthy by the NEP, is available for purchase by other news organizations and political candidates. News organizations can get the data on Election Day, while the politicians must wait one week to receive the data...
...bulk of “Out of Iraq” is a recitation of historical British and American blunders in the Middle East, followed by an excoriation of the Bush administration’s conduct in the present war. “In previous chapters we have discussed why America must get out of Iraq,” McGovern and Polk write on page 91 of their 127-page book. “Here we will lay out a plan to show how our exit might be accomplished.” Someone apparently forgot to tell them the only people...
...Diplomats from China, North Korea and the U.S. announced the agreement Tuesday after informal talks in Beijing, and it came only a day after the top American general in South Korea warned that Kim Jong Il would likely conduct further nuclear and missile tests before the end of the year. Christopher Hill, the chief U.S. envoy to North Korea, told reporters in Beijing that talks could resume "in November or possibly December," and that Pyongyang had reaffirmed its commitment to a preliminary agreement that had been reached last September, shortly before the talks fizzled when the U.S. cracked down...