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• Meyer on fire with books

  - 2008-05-11

  A Mormon housewife writing about vampires? That alone may be enough to draw interest. But what's more important is that she does it so well. Ever since Stephenie Meyer published her first book, "Twilight," in 2005, she has been nothing less than a phenomenon. The book...

  Tags: E-mail, INTERNET, New York Times Co., Time Magazine

• Text-sex scandal boosts Democrats ahead of US elections

  - 2006-10-06

  WASHINGTON AFP — Opposition Democrats are reaping a surge in popularity ahead of key US elections next month on the back of a congressional sex scandal that has left Republican leaders realing, according to polls. But President George W. Bush has again given his backing to House of Representatives speaker...

  Tags: Bush, Democrat, E-mail, leader, Leadership, Republican, Time Magazine, U.S. Senate

• Rove makes 5th appearance before grand jury

  - 2006-04-27

  WASHINGTON -- Karl Rove, President Bush's chief political adviser, testified for the fifth time Wednesday before a grand jury investigating the leak of a CIA operative's identity. Rove left the federal courthouse in Washington after spending three hours and made no statements. Special counsel Patrick Fitzgerald...

  Tags: Bush, CIA, Cooper, E-mail, Fitzgerald, Time Magazine, Washington

• Dems call for action against Rove after leak report

  - 2005-07-12

  The White House came under pressure Monday to explain what role, if any, top aide Karl Rove played in leaking the name of a covert CIA officer to a Time magazine reporter. Democrats and liberal activists demanded action, from hearings to prosecution to Rove's firing from his post as...

  Tags: CIA, Cooper, E-mail, Miller, officer, Time Magazine, White House

• Democratic National Committee: What Did Rove Know and When Did He Know It?

  - 2005-07-11

  WASHINGTON, July 11 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Following is a release of the Democratic National Committee: At the White House briefing today, Scott McClellan repeatedly stonewalled legitimate questions from reporters about his earlier assertions - now proven false - that Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove was not involved in the...

  Tags: CIA, Cooper, E-mail, Time Magazine

• Rove a source in case of outed CIA spy, attorneys tell Newsweek

  - 2005-07-03

  WASHINGTON AFP — E-mails surrendered by Time magazine to a grand jury probing the leak of a CIA agent's identity show that top White House aide Karl Rove was one of the sources, Newsweek magazine reported, citing two lawyers involved in the case. Rove, who is President George W....

  Tags: attorney, CIA, E-mail, lawyer, Newsweek, Time Magazine

• Jail for journalists sparks fears over US press freedoms

  - 2005-07-03

  WASHINGTON AFP — The imminent threat of jail for two top US reporters who refused to name their sources is forcing shocked reporters to question assumptions that their trade is shielded by law. Judith Miller of The New York Times and Time magazine's Matthew Cooper have refused to tell...

  Tags: CIA, E-mail, journalist, Time Magazine

• Court conflict shows need for shield law

  - 2005-07-03

  THE First Amendment is being stretched from two sides. The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected appeals from Time magazine's White House correspondent Matt Cooper and New York Times reporter Judith Miller, who for eight months have refused to identify for a federal grand jury the source...

  Tags: Cooper, E-mail, journalist, MARKETING, New York Times Co., Time Inc., Time Magazine

• Court conflict shows the need for shield law

  - 2005-07-03

  THE First Amendment is being stretched from two sides: The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected appeals from Time magazine's White House correspondent Matt Cooper and New York Times reporter Judith Miller, who for eight months have refused to identify for a federal grand jury the source...

  Tags: Cooper, E-mail, journalist, MARKETING, New York Times Co., Time Inc., Time Magazine