Romney: ABC story puts lives at risk
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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney criticized ABC News on Wednesday for its report about CIA plans in Iran, saying it could potentially jeopardize national security and endanger lives.
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To hear Mitt Romney tell it, the reporters covering his presidential campaign are worse off than the candidate.
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ABC's 'Path to 9/11' ignited a furor over political meddling - and how it will play in a US election season.
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THE REGION State regulators heard testimony again on a new system for apportioning among automobile insurers those drivers that no company wants to cover voluntarily. The so-called assigned-risk plan was put in place at the end of the Romney administration, but Governor Deval Patrick put it on hold so a study group appointed by his administration could review it. The ...
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ABC defended a miniseries on the events leading up to the Sept. 11 attacks after Clinton administration officials said it distorts history so drastically that it should be corrected or shelved.
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A national autism advocacy group is demanding an apology from CBS over a disparaging remark a contestant on the reality show "Big Brother" made about people with the disorder.  John Gilmore, executive director of Autism United, said Monday that his g...
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Officials of former President Clinton are in uproar about an ABC miniseries that depicts the events that led to 9/11. ABC states the series, "The Path to 9/11" is more of an historical dramatization than a documentary. Clinton officials state,  "While ...
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ABC News has apologized for mistakenly running a picture of former Washington Mayor Marion Barry when it was promoting a "World News" story about a man suing a dry cleaner for $54 million for losing his pants.
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Libya's parliament has called for the heaviest possible punishment for those responsible for an AIDS ( news - web sites ) epidemic at a hospital in which nearly 400 children were infected, the state news agency ...
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Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's position on a selection of issues:
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House Republican leader John Boehner and other Republicans warned on Thursday that a successful program to combat AIDS in Africa would be in jeopardy if Democrats move ahead with plans to make changes that he said would support abortions.
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PHILADELPHIA _ There's no way to tiptoe around the subject of this story. It is gross.  And if you think it's hard to read about, imagine what it's like to live with the problem facing hundreds _ and possibly thousands _ of Philadelphia homeowners such as David Rizzio.
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Big media companies that include graphic violence in their programs are more concerned about short-term profits than the long-term health of children, and government should intervene, a senator said Tuesday.
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Â· Alcohol Concern calls for watershed on commercials Â· Report says publicity sways children's intake
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ABC News on Thursday broadcast a  videotape it obtained last week of an English-speaking man who  threatens bloody new al Qaeda attacks on the United States, but  the network said U.S. intelligence officials could not  authenticate the man's voice.
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Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney called for "new course" in the fight against terrorists Thursday and, in a swipe at Democrat John Edwards, said: "The war on terror is not a bumper sticker." Speaking to a conservative group, Romney argued that "there is a real war being waged by violent jihadists." The former Massachusetts governor did not mention Edwards by name, but the remark was clearly directed at the Democratic presidential candidate who has contended that the war on terror is little more than a "bumper sticker" slogan. Romney's speech to the American Enterprise Institute's World Forum in Beaver Creek, Colo., was closed to the public, but his campaign released his prepared remarks. He argued that to defeat the "global jihadist threat," the United States must institute a worldwide strategy in which it works more closely with allies, "brings more tools of our national power to bear," and tailors different strategies to specific countries deemed potential terrorism hot spots. "We need more than a change in direction. We need a new course altogether," Romney said.
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Cigarette tax would pay for health coverage: Romney not expected to support Sen. Moore&#39;s bill. By Michael Kunzelman / News Staff Writer.