Attorney General Alberto Gonzales finally appeared to take heed from the repeated skewerings he has received in recent months over his seeming inability to recall key moments and meetings relating to the controversial firing of eight U.S. attorneys.
Forward Operating Base Kalsu, Iraq—"Fallen Angel" is the call that no one wants to hear on the radio. It's the Army's code name for a downed coalition aircraft.
AP - Firefighters struggled early Friday to prevent a wildfire from reaching homes on the edge of Santa Catalina Island's main city as residents and visitors fled the resort isle off the Southern California coast.
AP - Gordon Brown launched his campaign to become Britain's next prime minister on Friday, pledging to learn from the mistakes of the Iraq war while honoring "our obligations to the Iraqi people." Brown, who faces no serious opposition after waiting more than a decade for his chance to lead the country, said there needed to be a stronger emphasis on political reconciliation and economic development in Iraq.
AP - Virginia Tech twins Andrea and Michelle Falletti will never forget the day a fellow student gunned down 32 people on campus, but as they prepared to graduate Friday, they said the tragedy wouldn't represent their college experience.
President Bush might not get a chance to follow through on his vow to veto a House-passed $96 billion war spending bill that would tie war funding past July to a progress report. The House's 221-205 approval on Thursday sends the bill to the Senate, where it faces an uncertain future as Republican and Democratic leaders try to work out a compromise with the White House.