Republican U.S. Rep. Virginia Foxx now has a Democratic opponent -- Roy Carter. Carter, a tree farmer and retired teacher who lives in Glendale Springs, became the clear winner yesterday of the Democratic primary in the 5th Congressional District, after a close race with opponent Diane Hamby.
Former Gov. Roy Barnes on Thursday joined a chorus of Democratic Party leaders who say Hillary Clinton should exit the presidential race. "I think for the good of the party, she needs to come out," Barnes said in an interview at a Savannah Democratic fundraising event. "Barack Obama is the nominee," he said of the frontrunner, a U.S. senator from Illinois. "I don't see any way
SOUTH BEND -- When Marine Sgt. Roy Saenz was about to return from deployment with South Bend-based Engineer Company B, he was given a medical briefing in Kuwait, which included a questionnaire.
U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott on Friday called two Modesto medical marijuana providers the "poster children" for problems with California's Compassionate Use law.
Friday, May 16, 2008 12:34 p.m. SAVANNAH, Ga. -- Former Gov. Roy Barnes has joined a chorus of Democratic Party leaders who say Hillary Clinton should exit the presidential race.
The $307 billion farm bill expected to survive a presidential veto in coming weeks will mean more assistance for southwest Missouri's needy, U.S. Rep. Roy Blunt said during a stop in Springfield on Friday.
Riding a wave of popularity, Roy Yamaguchi so far has fashioned his popular "Hawaiian fusion cuisine" to debut 35 Roy's restaurants, 25 in the continental United States.
Yahoo's chairman, Roy Bostock, has staunchly defended the company against a potential boardroom coup being led by corporate raider Carl Icahn, accusing him of "significantly misunderstanding the facts" of Microsoft's rebuffed takeover proposal. Responding to Icahn's announcement yesterday that he has lined up an alternative slate of directors to replace the current Yahoo board, Bostock said
SUNNYVALE, Calif., May 16 (UPI) -- Yahoo! Inc. Chairman Roy Bostock denied the company's board acted irrationally when it rejected a purchase offer from U.S. software giant Microsoft Corp.
U.S. Rep. Roy Blunt, R-Missouri, said the new $290 billion federal farm bill would provide a substantial increase to food-pantry budgets. Blunt spoke Friday at a press conference at the Crosslines Food Pantry in Joplin.
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