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<p>THE ATTACKS in Madrid last week suggest that the Al Qaeda network remains very much in business. Despite the fact that two wars have been fought in the name of winning the "war on terrorism" and untold billions of dollars have been spent in an effort to break the back of Al Qaeda, the attacks came as a total surprise, killing more than 200 people.</p>

Congress Clears Tax Incentive for SUV Purchases Fri May 23, 7:08 PM ET By John Crawley WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Congress on Friday substantially widened a tax break that has been used by small businesses as an incentive to purchase the largest sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks. Supporters including President Bush said the business equipment tax break, which was quadrupled to $100,000 in the $350 billion tax cut bill that narrowly cleared Congress, is good for the economy. But critics called it a loophole that unfairly benefits the auto industry and provides an unnecessary perk to business people who do...

Democrats and the Kennedys are once again proving to be hypocrite fools suffering from the famous case of liberal amnesia. The controversy this time stems from John F. Kennedy in advertisements that support President Bush's new tax cut plan. Senator Ted Kennedy is fuming over JFK's name and image being used to support tax cuts, something he vehemently opposes. These ads in question compare the massive tax cuts of JFK to those of Reagan and Bush, and rightfully so. This ordeal is only a small part of the larger problem; that modern day Democrats and socialists have hijacked the good...

Bush to Seek Job Search Money for People 6 minutes ago Add Top Stories - AP to My Yahoo! By RON FOURNIER, AP White House Correspondent WASHINGTON - President Bush (news - web sites) will ask Congress to give unemployed Americans up to $3,000 to pay for their job searches as part of a economic revival package that will cut taxes to 92 million Americans, officials said Monday. AP Photo (AP Video) Democrats offered a rival plan and accused Bush of favoring the rich. "The president really is investing $600 billion on an old, old Republican theory of trickle...