April 29th News Roundup, Stuff You Don't Want To Miss
 Tuesday, April 29th, 2008

President George W. Bush held a press conference today blaming Congress for inaction and delaying issues that affect American's pocketbook.  "Congress can be helpful.  Congress - they can show leadership by dealing with these issues."

The CDC just said that children are being undervaccinated.  This is the complete opposite of most everything that autism warrior Jenny McCarthy just said about overvaccination on Larry King's special about autism this month.  I wonder what she'll say about this!

A former administrative specialist at UCLA Medical Center has been indicted by a federal grand jury for snooping in the medical records of celebrity patients like Farah Fawcett, California First Lady Maria Shriver, and 60 others.

McCain and his money.  What Slate says Republican candidate John McCain's investing strategy reveals about his character:  what he left off his tax return, what got put on Cindy's, and how much he may really own.

The United Nations is setting up a high-level task force headed by Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon to tackle the global food crisis.  The first priority, Ban said, is the $755 million US shortfall in funding for the World Food Program.

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