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  • Federal energy officials have endorsed a controversial proposal to build a dam in the Cleveland National Forest. Environmentalists say the billion-dollar proposed hydroelectric project would destroy t
  • The Oakland public schools have quietly re-evaluated their policy on head lice. Students with the annoying parasites are no longer barred from school. Officials say the new policy is a more rational approach to how lice are spread.
  • Monday, the Senate begins debate on a resolution to oppose the president's troop increase. Democrats struggle with a more aggressive tactic — cutting off funds — for fear of being accused of neglecting troop needs.
  • Public meetings kick in this week on the controversial Sunrise Powerlink project. San Diego Gas and Electric wants to build a 150-mile transmission line that would link energy sources in the Imperial
  • Two of Latin America's most influential leaders — Mexico's Felipe Calderon and Venezuela's Hugo Chavez — had a public spat this week. Calderon's presidency faces major challenges, including price increases for basic foods. Chavez, however, is steadily consolidating power in pursuit of 21st Century socialism.
  • President Bush received a warm welcome from House Democrats at their caucus in Williamsburg, Va., this weekend. But the president and his opponents still don't see eye to eye on much of anything.
  • Small portions of the National Intelligence Estimate on the situation in Iraq were released this week. It says political extremism is on the rise, along with insurgent violence — and sees more chaos ahead.
  • The White House says the new National Intelligence Estimate on Iraq makes a good case for President Bush's troop build-up. But Democrats say the report shows how badly U.S. policy has failed.
  • A United Nations panel released a highly anticipated report Friday about global warming. It concluded that the heavy use of fossil fuels is heating the planet, and could have dangerous consequences in the foreseeable future.
  • The long-awaited National Intelligence Estimate, released Friday, had a pessimistic assessment of the situation in Iraq. The estimate comes as the Senate prepares to debate a resolution on the war.
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