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...the wide-spread scandal blame the whole mess on - you got it - George W. Bush, who along with the former Sen. Edward M. Kennedy-D, pushed through "No child left behind." That measure was intended to make every student in America proficient...
...abortions, and from claiming to be a stronger advocate for gay rights than his 1994 Senate opponent, the liberal Edward M. Kennedy, to his current support for a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage. The stakes, however, are...
...which may be why he has been reluctant to release it. During his 1994 Senate race, Mr. Romney called on Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., to release his tax returns and show he had "nothing to hide." Neither candidate released his tax...
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy may have been used to being the...discussed his meeting with Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. Brainerd Dispatch/Steve Kohls...Kelly Bevans (right) met Sen. Edward M. Kennedy in 2000 at a U.S. Jaycees event...
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy may have been used to being the center of attention but for the 15 minutes Kelly Bevans of Brainerd had the chance to talk with...
"The hope rises again and the dream lives on." -Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, at the Democratic National Convention in Denver.
BARNSTABLE, Mass. (AP) -- Joan B. Kennedy, the former wife of Sen. Edward M. Kennedy who has described herself as a recovering alcoholic, has been charged with drunken driving on Cape Cod over the weekend. Kennedy...
...education bill last year amounts to a hollow promise because his budget fails to provide enough money to fund it, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy said Saturday. In the weekly Democratic radio address, Kennedy, D-Mass., said Bush actually cuts education...
...likelihood that a black man will stand as the Democratic nominee for the presidency, and in the near-certainty that Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the Senate's liberal lion, soon will exit the institution he has bestrode like a colossus for...
...Many carried American flags; some brought children. The speeches began with the Pledge of Allegiance. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., quoted his brother, President Kennedy: "We are a nation of immigrants." As in other cities across...