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New York-WABC, August 10, 2005) — 'The Rolling Stones' are joining forces with ABC And the NFL to promote a new album "A Bang" and tour. Footage from the Stones Detroit show will air during the one hour pregame special before the "Patriots" face the "Raiders" on September 8th. The band's music will be featured in promos and during replays on "Monday night football" throughout the rest of the season.

Reprinted from NewsMax.com Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2005 3:51 p.m. ESTWead Has Regrets, Will Give Tapes to Bush An old friend of President Bush who secretly recorded their private conversations and released them to the media said he has regrets and is turning the tapes over to Bush. Doug Wead allowed journalists to hear and broadcast the tapes in the past week as he promoted his new book on presidential parents. But he said he canceled plans to be on "Hardball" on MSNBC Tuesday night to talk about his regrets because "it would only add to the distraction I have caused...

I am still amazed to write these words: Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. But, that is the reality, 386 years since the first Africans landed at Jamestown, Va.; 142 years since the Emancipation Proclamation; 135 years since the 15th Amendment granting citizenship to blacks; 85 years since the 19th Amendment granting women’s suffrage; 41 years since the Civil Rights Act; and 40 years since the Voting Rights Act. In the month designated for honoring black history, Rice placed an impressive new entry in the record books. No sooner was she in office than the nation’s top diplomat – the first...

<p>In the most sweeping Democratic critique of George W. Bush since last year's terrorist attacks, Democratic National Committee Chairman Terry McAuliffe on Saturday condemned the president's ethics and record, and accused him of wasting the chance for progress on key domestic problems from the economy to health care.</p>