China a serious threat to US in cyberspace, outer space
CHINA has emerged as a serious threat to the US in cyberspace and outer space.
A new Pentagon report has highlighted many intrusions
Author: Derwin Pereira
Hillary’s battle not over
She’s determined to soldier on even if she does not do well in crucial Ohio and Texas primaries today.
IT WON’T be over
Bruising battle ahead for Hillary and Obama
Super Tuesday’s close results could lead to bitter fight down to the wire.
IT WILL be a war of attrition.
The fight for the
Congress approves $216b plan to stimulate economy
Swift action clears way for Bush to put money in the hands of shoppers.
THE United States Congress has approved a US$152
Democrats: deadlock Republicans: dominance
Democrats’ struggle may become more divisive, while Republicans can coalesce support around McCain.
THIS has been an election of turning points.
The first race
A question of who can beat McCain
WITH Senator John McCain the likely Republican flag-bearer at the ballot box, the question of which Democrat makes a stronger rival is
Huge voter turnout likely on Super Tuesday
Interest soars due to concerns over the Iraq war and the ailing economy.
ALL EYES will be on the voter on Super Tuesday.
The
Crunch time for candidates
SUPER TUESDAY
McCain likely to be Republicans’ choice; Democrats Clinton, Obama to face off.
A TITANIC battle looms.
In a historic first for the United
A Kodak moment: Hillary and Obama make nice
Mood of TV debate surprisingly civil after they snubbed each other early this week.
UNLIKE the Republicans, the Democrats appear to have turned
Stimulus plan for US not a done deal yet
House passes compromise plan to revive economy but Senate go-ahead will be harder to get.
A MULTI-BILLION-DOLLAR economic stimulus package for the troubled
And now there are two
Expected pullouts by Edwards and Giuliani after Florida votes turn US presidential contests into two-horse races.
IT IS now a face-off for both
Bush’s ‘State of Legacy’ speech
His last policy address seeks to ease fears over the economy, Iraq war.
PRESIDENT George W. Bush, facing a hostile Democratic-led Congress for