Crawford News

Back in April, I compared a photo of Obama on his first visit to 10 Downing Street with a picture of the Bushes and Blairs standing in the same spot in '03. This week, we had the opportunity to contrast the two men in terms of a first encounter with Putin.

Howdy folks, this is your good news reporter. This weekend, in America, thousands upon thousands of folks from coast to coast and border to border gathered to say a loud "No!" to Obama and the left.

Though the rain was a much welcome sight, it packed a punch, leaving behind damage throughout Central Texas.

Peace activist and anti-war protester Cindy Sheehan has been invited to speak at Trinity United Methodist Church later this month.

A powerful thunderstorm that was producing heavy rain and winds of as much as 60-miles-an-hour downed trees, power lines and damaged a school building Monday in Crawford.

Sixty miles per hour winds downed trees and power lines Monday afternoon in the Central Texas town of Crawford.

The anti-war crusader said she'll continue to speak against U.S. policies despite the new administration.

Tale of Two Houses House #1 A 20 room mansion heated by natural gas. Add on a pool and a separate guest house, all heated by gas.

Bereaved families must not be allowed to divert the Iraq inquiry from examining the legality of the war By Colin Brown F IRST P OSTED J T he call by Sir John Chilcot, chairman of the Iraq War inquiry, for some of the evidence to be heard in public is welcome.

In May 2005 we launched AfterDowningStreet.org to publicize the Downing Street Minutes .

On a gorgeous summer Sunday, in the shadow of the Parthenon and in the shadow of a seven-year-long war, activists gathered in Centennial Park to visualize a bit of world peace.

Images View Larger Image Taxpayer groups and political partisans have griped for years about presidents' expensive leisure-related travel.

I'M 80 YEARS OLD, and I've gone through a lot of presidential elections. You open the paper every morning, and there's Obama's mug on it.

When it comes to annoying somebody or other, American presidents can't catch a break even when they decide to take a break.

When it comes to annoying somebody or other, American presidents can't catch a break even when they decide to take a break.

The CIA has revealed that Al-Qaeda chief Osama Bin Laden is still hiding in Pakistan.

And he strangely suggested that first-trimester or second-trimester babies are somehow "abstract" on a moral scale: Tiller was the rare physician willing to follow America's ambivalence about abortion to its ragged edge.

Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan is protesting again - this time near former President George W. Bush's Dallas home.

Cindy Sheehan, the antiwar activist whose son was killed in the war on Iraq, plans to lead a protest this afternoon near former President George W. Bush's Preston Hollow home.

Last week's meeting with my Corps of Investigative Aides began with their joint reprimand of my recent behavior.