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Wednesday, December 01, 2004
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ADMINISTRATION
Homeland Security Secretary Ridge Resigns
The former governor and U.S. Army sergeant who became linked in the public mind with color-coded terror warnings departs after overseeing the most ambitious government reorganization since the 1940s.

Bush Defends Foreign Policy in Canada
The president, meeting Tuesday with Prime Minister Paul Martin, told his international critics that the U.S. election was an endorsement of his administration's foreign policy.

Next Question
Reporters walk the line between deference and diligence in questioning President Bush at his rare press conferences.



The Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments on California's medical marijuana law. Which of the following states is NOT among the 11 that have eased or erased penalties for medical marijuana use since 1996?

A. Delaware
B. Maryland
C. Colorado
D. Washington



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