This is a partial transcript of “The Big Story With John Gibson,” February 21, 2005, that has been edited for clarity. JOHN GIBSON, HOST: President Bush telling our European allies to move on, calling, as you just heard, differences over Iraq as a passing disagreement. Joining me now is former …
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27 November
Topics and Guests for February 7
Weekdays at 3 p.m. in the East and high noon in the West! The news begins anew with “Studio B”… Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice (search) begins her 10-day whirlwind European tour. Can she mend strained relations with our European allies? We’ll ask Harlan Ullman, senior adviser for the Center …
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27 November
Guests and Topics: Feb. 8
Watch “Hannity & Colmes” at 9 p.m. ET tonight! Tuesday, Feb. 8: Is Bush using the race card to sell Social Security? New York Congressman Charlie Rangel (search) speaks out on “Hannity and Colmes.” And President Bush’s approval rating jumps after the elections in Iraq. Can the president stay in …
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27 November
Rebel Attack Kills 14 Soldiers in Colombia
BOGOTA, Colombia – Rebels firing homemade rockets attacked a military post in southwestern Colombia (search) on Tuesday, killing at least 14 soldiers and wounding about 25, the navy said, describing the bloodiest rebel attack in two years. Government forces in river gunboats, a “Phantom” fixed-wing gunship and helicopters were pursuing …
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27 November
New Bible Translation Upsets Some Christians
WASHINGTON – A new Bible translation, aimed at younger readers, is drawing fire from some scholars. Today’s New International Version (search), or TNIV, has just been published in complete form by Zondervan Publishing. It’s meant for the prime-time demographic: adults 18 to 34 years old. In this new translation, some …
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27 November
Colleges Require Student Health Insurance
TOLEDO, Ohio – A growing number of public universities are requiring that students have health insurance (search) before they step into the classroom, a move aimed at saving the uninsured from huge bills and college hospitals from getting stuck with the cost. Most public universities still leave the decision up …
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27 November
Back Yards Near Texas Lake Drop Six Feet
DALLAS – Back yards in a half-dozen houses surrounding an Irving lake have dropped about six feet, collapsing decks and toppling fences. An area about 50 yards long and 10 yards wide collapsed about midnight Tuesday, dropping back yards along the southern banks of the 130-acre Vilbig Lake (search) on …
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27 November
British Nuclear Plant Loses Plutonium
LONDON – A British nuclear reprocessing plant cannot account for nearly 66 pounds of plutonium, but authorities believe it’s an accounting issue rather than a loss of potential bomb-making material, the U.K. Atomic Energy Authority (search) said Thursday. The amount of material listed as missing at the Sellafield (search) plant …
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27 November
Fast Facts: Zeroing In on BTK
Sources told FOX News’ Rita Cosby the following are tips that led to an arrest in the 30-year-old BTK case: The alleged murderer sent photos last March of one of his victims, Vicki Wegerle, whom was strangled in 1986. Photos showed her bound at the crime scene, causing cops to …
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27 November
Blushing Va. Pols Drop Droopy-Pants Fine
RICHMOND, Va. – Virginia lawmakers dropped their droopy-pants bill Thursday after the whole thing became just too embarrassing. The bill, which would have slapped a $50 fine on people who wear their pants so low that their underwear is visible in “a lewd or indecent manner,” passed the state House …
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