Virginia Gov. Tim Kaine, a top supporter of Sen. Barack Obama, said Wednesday that while he’s not running for Obama’s vice president, he will do everything he can to help the presumptive Democratic presidential candidate win in Virginia.
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The United States violated international law by putting a Mexican national to death in Texas, the Mexican government said Wednesday.
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Iraq’s government is pulling its weight to reconstruct its war-torn country, Shiite lawmaker Haidre al-Abadi said Wednesday, a day after U.S. auditors announced that Iraq has amassed projected surpluses of up to $80 billion from rising oil prices while Washington pays for reconstruction projects.
Sen. John McCain on Wednesday used language primarily associated with the Iraq war to describe the U.S. financial woes, saying the country needs an “economic surge” to boost the job market.
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U.S. President George W. Bush praised the U.S. relationship with South Korea on Wednesday and said the two nations should continue to work together to eliminate threats from North Korea.
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Three people have been charged in connection with pipe-bombings at a federal courthouse and a FedEx distribution center in San Diego this year, authorities said Wednesday.
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