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Steve Inskeep talks to Bush fundraiser James Wareham, who is one of those who has to decide whether he is going to put his money behind another candidate.Steve Inskeep:...who if anyone are you and your colleagues gonna support now?James Wareham: : For me it's more a process of elimination. There are six candidates left, four are incompetent, and not gonna get support from me or Jeb people... certainly the two folks on the Democrat side, I like to kid, are avowed or defacto socialists...You have a right wing radical guy in Ted Cruz, who probably isn't even eligible under the...

OH Buga! A supercar worth £830,000 is loaded on to a truck after the world’s costliest road crash. The sleek Bugatti Veyron — one of only a dozen in the UK — was wrecked in a smash in pouring rain.

Another Steeler involved in motorcycle incident Wire Report PITTSBURGH - Offensive lineman Barrett Brooks apologized to the Pittsburgh Steelers for his weekend arrest on charges he fled from police on his motorcycle, but said the chase resulted from miscommunication and not any wrongdoing. Brooks' comments didn't seem to appease coach Bill Cowher, who was critical of Brooks after addressing the situation Monday during a team meeting. "We're very disappointed with the judgment he displayed Saturday night, we talked to the football team about it and we'll leave it at that," Cowher said. "We certainly don't condone the actions and certainly...

Katie Couric arrives at the Bethesda-by-the-Sea Episcopal Church for the wedding of Donald Trump to Slovenian model Melania Knauss in Palm Beach, Florida, January 22, 2005. REUTERS/Marc Serota

Colorado continues to attract attention in the Bush-Kerry election battle. Friday Teresa Heinz-Kerry, Senator John Kerry's wife, was in Pueblo for what was billed as a town meeting. Her points centered on health care costs, which she says are out of control. She says her husband would fight to reign them in, if elected. She also said her husband would bring European countries on board to help in Iraq. "Our allies to be with us all the way to share the costs, the burdens, dollars, the burdens, lives, so the United States does not have to shoulder it all alone."...

PITTSBURGH Teresa Heinz Kerry joked about being a loose cannon when she campaigned for her husband today at a Pittsburgh library. "No one can ever hear me," the soft-voiced 65-year-old wife of Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry said, fiddling with her microphone. "But when they do, watch out!" -- she joked.Heinz Kerry's appearance at the library, and a get-out-the-vote rally at Penn State's main campus tonight will wrap up a two-week swing through Pennsylvania for Senator John Kerry's wife.The tour wrapped up just as polls released by Quinnipiac (kwin-uh-PEE'-ak_ University and A-B-C News show that President George W. Bush has...

Advisory: Teresa Heinz Kerry will visit Pennsylvania on Tuesday (9/14) to hold discussions on the rising costs of health care. She will discuss the Kerry-Edwards health care plan to expand access to affordable health care and bring down costs for families and businesses. Mrs. Heinz Kerry will begin in Erie and then travel to Scranton for a similar event Tuesday afternoon. Health care issues, particularly the rising cost of prescription drugs, have been a key part of Mrs. Heinz Kerry's philanthropic work. She has led efforts to explore different approaches to these challenges and brings this knowledge and experience to...

TERESA HEINZ KERRY, America’s would-be First Lady, reinforced her reputation for blunt speaking yesterday by admitting that her husband was not qualified to hold the office.“I think nobody is truly qualified to be President of the United States,” she said, displaying the plain speaking that has become her trademark, a possible liability for John Kerry’s campaign. “I mean, are you qualified to run the world . . . not run it, but have that influence? No, nobody is,” she said in the latest edition of Reader’s Digest. Many American voters may be drawn to the evident reasoning behind her argument....

Playing catch-up with Mrs. Heinz Kerry Sometimes you have to spend a day on a train for 15 minutes with a candidate's wife By LISA GUTIERREZ The Kansas City Star WHO KNOWS WHERE, Mo. — The invitation comes from John Kerry's folks. Ride the Kerry-Edwards campaign train across Missouri and interview Teresa Heinz Kerry, arguably one of today's most enigmatic headline makers. We jump at the offer. Here's a chance to find out so many things: more about her life in Mozambique; how she dealt with the crushing loss of her first husband, and then becoming stepmother to the children...

<p>NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Are the very rich really so different than the rest of us? Well, maybe not. But they do drive much better cars.</p> <p>Some automakers these days are rolling out models that cost more than a family home. Strong demand for them -- along with an assortment of other ultra-high-priced consumer goods -- is proof that some wealthy people will pay top dollar for just about anything.</p>