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...eight of his recordings went to #1 on the pop charts: Cole Porter's "Night and Day," Irving Berlin's "Cheek to Cheek," "I'm Putting All My Eggs in One Basket" and "Change Partners," Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fields' "The Way You Look Tonight" and "A Fine Romance," the Gershwins' "They Can't Take That Away from Me" and "Nice Work If You Can Get It." He had 18 other top 10 hits from these composers, and eight more in the top 20. In a genial symbiosis of creator and interpreter, Astaire inspired these giants to give...
...United States; maliciously destroying property owned by the United States; causing injury to a firefighter who broke his arm while battling the flames; and using a fire to commit a felony. She pled not guilty; a conviction could mean 65 years in prison and a $1 million fine...
...biggest intelligence failure in the history of the republic, the White House assured the country that the President wasn't losing any sleep at all. The FBI and the CIA would sort out their problems; those who collectively missed the clues that might have led to the hijackers were "fine people who loved America"; and nothing, as Bush told the nation again last week, "could have prevented the horror of Sept...
...pressed Republicans to fight the plan when it emerged from the committee two weeks before. But when Lieberman picked up the phone, he was startled to hear Ridge say, "We're looking at your bill. Let me just ask you a couple of questions." Then Ridge plunged into the fine print...
That work seems certain to overshadow everything else on Congress's agenda this year--which is just fine with Republicans, who had feared spending an election-year summer talking about a prescription-drug benefit and defending themselves on Social Security reform. "Bush finally has a domestic agenda," says a relieved White House adviser. But that doesn't mean there won't be arguments. The leaders of the House and Senate will be busy quelling the turf fights that have already begun. The biggest losers will be the Treasury Department, which would give up the Secret Service and Customs...