1. Bioweapons, Dangerous Vaccines, and Threats of a G
(Newsletter)

... Political Views By MWC NEWS    Monday, 06 July 2009 Less than five months ago, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal argued that the Republican party had gotten away from its supposed core pri...

2. Storm Ida drenches US Gulf coast
(News/S+T)

...r than normal, resulting in "nuisance flooding" across the Louisiana coastline and cutting out power, Bobby Jindal, the Louisiana governor, warned. "If people are thinking about evacuat...

3. Floods ravage storm-hit El Salvador
(News/S+T)

...exico Beach in northwestern Florida, but did not include the city of New Orleans. In the US state of Louisiana, Bobby Jindal, the governor, declared a state of emergency as a precaution, and the US Na...

4. Republican Party Stands for Nothing
(Opinions/Politic)

Less than five months ago, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal argued that the Republican party had gotten away from its supposed core principles: “limited government, fiscal discipline, and personal resp

5. Joseph Stiglitz on Obama's Address
(Opinions/Features)

...TIGLITZ: Yeah. AMY GOODMAN: I wanted to get your response—after President Obama spoke, the Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal gave the Republican Party’s official response. He blasted President Obama’s...

6. Damn that Lincoln: Abe's to blame for Jindal
(Opinions/op-ed)

...ve chosen to give their party's response, the governor of the state that wanted to leave the Union, Louisiana's Bobby Jindal.   Jindal's going to tell us that Barack Obama is a terrible Presiden...

7. Obama pledges US 'will rebuild'
(Archived/News/Global)

Barack Obama has pledged that the US will emerge from the economic crisis gripping the country "stronger than before" in his first address to the US congress as president.

8. US counts the cost of Hurricane Ike
(Archived/News/S+T)

The US state of Texas is expected to be left with a repair repair bill of at least $8bn after Hurricane Ike, now weakened to a tropical storm, flooded coastal towns, cutting power lines and paralysing

9. US surveys Gustav aftermath
(Archived/News/S+T)

Officials in the US state of Louisiana say it is still too soon for residents of the city of New Orleans to return home, despite it being spared a direct hit by Hurricane Gustav.

10. Tropical storm lashes Caribbean
(Archived/News/S+T)

At least 22 people have been killed in Haiti and the Dominican Republic after tropical storm Gustav lashed parts of the Caribbean.