Word: protractedness
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From the team that brought Noises Off to Harvard last year, Whose Wife is it Anyway? is a clever political farce/sex comedy by a master of the genre. A protracted hit in the West End of London and on Broadway, the show combines elements of Yes, Minister and Fawlty Towers...
Sites, the civilian who knows the most about what happened that day, has said little since his initial reports aired on NBC. A network spokeswoman says he expects to be deposed. But three days before the shooting, Sites, 42, an experienced war correspondent, had posted a telling dispatch on his...
If Bush ever feels like exercising the powers of the presidency to push some genuine intelligence reforms he might want to turn his attention to the Pentagon, which controls eighty percent of the nation’s $40 billion intelligence budget. The 9/11 Commission Report recommended that Congress create a...
“In America, it is vital that every vote count and that every vote be counted,” Kerry said, alluding to ballots still waiting to be tallied in several states. “But the outcome should be decided by voters, not a protracted legal process...
The Bush campaign had yet to claim victory at 4:30 a.m. as the country braced for what could the beginning of a protracted legal battle akin to the 2000 election, when the outcome remained in doubt for more than a month.