12/19/11
CBS News:
Kim Jong Il, N. Korean dictator, dies at 69
Kim Jong Il's death puts deal to suspend uranium enrichment in jeopardy
Following North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's death, which was announced last night, a significant deal with North Korea that could mean the suspension of their uranium enrichment program is now in jeopardy, a senior administration official said this morning.
Super PAC ad touts Gingrich as Reagan conservative
In the face of attack ads casting Newt Gingrich as less than a true conservative - spots that may be eroding his support - a super PAC supporting Gingrich has released a new spot deeming the former House Speaker a "proven conservative leader." Meanwhile, there are signs that Gingrich's momentum in Iowa may be stalling and possibly reversing
CBS News:
Kim Jong Il, N. Korean dictator, dies at 69
Death of North Korean dictator, Kim Jong Il (69 years-old), has been announced today. The cause of the death is said to be a heart attack; Kim Jong Il had had a long history of heart problems. His son Kim Jong Un, has all the chances to end as his successor.
Kim Jong Il's death puts deal to suspend uranium enrichment in jeopardy
Following North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's death, which was announced last night, a significant deal with North Korea that could mean the suspension of their uranium enrichment program is now in jeopardy, a senior administration official said this morning.
Super PAC ad touts Gingrich as Reagan conservative
In the face of attack ads casting Newt Gingrich as less than a true conservative - spots that may be eroding his support - a super PAC supporting Gingrich has released a new spot deeming the former House Speaker a "proven conservative leader." Meanwhile, there are signs that Gingrich's momentum in Iowa may be stalling and possibly reversing
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