Obama Names Intel Picks
Jan 5th, 2009 · President-elect Obama named former White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta to head the CIA and retired Adm. Dennis Blair to be national intelligence director.
Jan 5th, 2009 · President-elect Obama named former White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta to head the CIA and retired Adm. Dennis Blair to be national intelligence director.
Jan 5th, 2009 · President-elect Barack Obama will bring former Clinton administration official and federal budget expert Leon Panetta, 71, back to Washington to head the Central Intelligence Agency. Obama plans to fill the other top intelligence post with a military man: retired Navy Adm. Dennis Blair.
Jan 3rd, 2009 · Lose your shirt in the stock market? Retirement funds dwindling? Wine consultant Tom Harrow shares some recommendations for what to drink to numb the economic pain.
Dec 19th, 2008 · A former hospital chaplain says that before she retired, she often met with the staff. "One of the things we do is go around and bless the hands of all the people who work in the hospital," Janet Lutz says. One day, she found out there was much more prayer going on.
Dec 7th, 2008 · President-elect Barack Obama on Sunday introduced retired Gen. Eric Shinseki as his choice to run the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Obama's charge to Shinseki: Help veterans facing problems like drug abuse, homelessness and poor health care.
Dec 7th, 2008 · President-elect Barack Obama has chosen retired Gen. Eric Shinseki to be his secretary of Veterans Affairs. Shinseki upset the Bush Administration early in the Iraq war when he testified that several hundred thousand more U.S. troops would be needed following the invasion.
Dec 5th, 2008 · One of the arguments made for a bailout of the auto industry is that it is a matter of national security. To learn more about the connections between the Big Three and the military, Renee Montagne talks with retired Lieutenant Colonel Dakota Wood of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments.
Dec 1st, 2008 · The grim situation in the auto industry has current and former workers concerned. Retired auto workers and those who took a recent buyout are wondering whether their pensions and health benefits are in jeopardy.