• And George Bush may start to worry about looking like a prisoner of extremists.

    ECONOMIST: The caveman cometh

  • Wherever George Washington may have slept, if he were alive today the place would be surrounded by iron barricades, shut-down roadways and government sharpshooters bearing automatic weapons.

    CNN: Barack Obama slept here

  • George Lucas may be used to fans falling at his feet but as she tumbled to the ground our nameless colleague quickly regained both balance and composure and raced off before he was able to pass judgment on her unintentional audition for CNN's stunt-woman of the year.

    CNN: Behind the red carpet at Cannes

  • He and President George Bush may now find it difficult to obtain trade-promotion authority, formerly known as fast-track, from Congress: this enables the American team to work towards a deal and put it to Congress on a take-it-or-leave-it basis, rather than enabling the legislators on Capitol Hill to unpick it line-by-line.

    ECONOMIST: The end of the beginning | The

  • He acknowledged that the top U.S. commander, General George Casey, may not be scaling down U.S. troops anytime soon.

    NPR: Bush Defends Policy on Detainees, Iraq Strategy

  • On the Republican side, where ten rivals are squeaking round him, George W. may yet be tripped up by his rakish past or by his father's old ailment, foot-in-mouth disease.

    ECONOMIST: All sewn up?

  • Nick Vaughan-Barratt , former BBC head of events, wrote to then-director of BBC Vision George Entwistle in May 2011 saying he was "queasy" at the thought of an obituary for Savile.

    BBC: criticised for Newsnight axed Jimmy Savile report

  • Program X, in killing off poor George and Mary precisely at their life expectancies, is providing no value to all the benefits George and Mary may receive after they exceed their life expectancies.

    FORBES: Not All Social Security Advice Is Good Advice

  • George W. may nonetheless fall for it -- as his father did before him in 1992 when Bill Clinton and his Rasputin, James Carville, pronounced that it was "the economy, stupid, " and Bush Sr. effectively allowed the campaign to be fought on territory and terms of his opponent's choosing.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

  • So, the debate changed yesterday, in a direction that may help George Osborne politically.

    BBC: Bad news for Labour in OBR

  • Since he took votes disproportionately from a previous George Bush, he may well have won the election for Bill Clinton.

    ECONOMIST: Lexington

  • Born George Allen Summerall on May 10, 1930, in Lake City, Fla.

    NPR: Super Voice Gone: Pat Summerall Dead At 82

  • George Allen (who may be also mulling a run for governor in 2009) and Jim Gilmore, ostensibly a presidential hopeful and who, like Allen, is a former governor.

    NPR: Meager Money: Will Sen. Warner Run Again?

  • The geeky do-gooders like Bill and Melinda Gates and the Google boys, their avuncular buddy Warren Buffett, even George Soros with his May-December romances: put them all together and you have enough money to cure tropical diseases and spread democracy but not enough kinks to lift an eyebrow.

    FORBES: The Dirty Secret of the Super-Rich

  • He also has a knack of picking up enemies, both great (George Pataki, the state governor, may spend more time supporting the presidential bid of George W. Bush) and small: Mr Giuliani has broken what is arguably the first commandment of authoritarian politicians by waging war on New York's taxi-drivers.

    ECONOMIST: Hillary Clinton

  • Mr George was arrested on 15 May 2000, a year after the shooting in Gowan Avenue.

    BBC: George not guilty of Dando murder

  • This may be why George Papandreou, the prime minister, has told his cabinet to speed up reforms.

    ECONOMIST: Greece��s economy

  • But his initial choice of press chief - George Eustice - suggests he may have had something different in mind.

    BBC: Nothing personal: Politicians and their media friends

  • George Bush has suggested he may go on exploring such a deal, provided it can be verified (Mr Clinton's sticking-point too).

    ECONOMIST: America and North Korea

  • The United States has called Aristide a thing of the past, and George Michelle says that Preval may have personal reasons for keeping Aristide out.

    NPR: Speculation Builds on how Haiti's Preval Will Rule

  • Others suggest the history of poor relations between America and Israel during the administration of George W Bush's father may have undermined the Republican vote.

    BBC: Absentee vote could hold the key

  • In fact, the last time a top U.S. leader did something quite so rash may have been when George Bush selected Dan Quayle as his running mate.

    CNN: Sights & Sounds

  • The changes have not affected key figures such as Chancellor George Osborne, Home Secretary Theresa May or Foreign Secretary William Hague - who will all remain in their posts.

    BBC: Cabinet reshuffle: Lansley replaced by Hunt in health job

  • In the first significant action, on May 1st, Commodore George Dewey's small squadron destroyed an antiquated Spanish fleet in a morning's shelling in Manila Bay, in the distant Philippines.

    ECONOMIST: THE WAR OF 1898

  • During police surveillance in the three weeks before his arrest in May 2000, Mr George was seen approaching 38 women near his home in Fulham, London, and trying to make conversation with them.

    BBC: Stalking made me suspect - George

  • His decision to take this bird in the hand may be seen as George Osborne placing quite a big bet that markets and economy are going to get worse before they get better.

    BBC: Have taxpayers got a decent deal on the Northern Rock sale?

  • Should he choose to do otherwise, the president may please for the moment George McGovern and those who share his policy predilections.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Return of the syndrome

  • The only thing I can say with utter certainty is that come what may, my feelings for George Clooney will remain unsullied.

    NPR: Kristin Chenoweth Is 'A Little Bit Wicked'

  • Just like Ralph Nadar handing the election to George Bush in 2000, Occupy just may serve a similar role this year for the Romney campaign.

    FORBES: Here's Why The Koch Brothers Should Fund The Occupy Movement

  • The city anchors a region of about five million that also is undergoing some changes that those fearing a condo-bust may not grasp, said George Carras, president of RealNet Canada.

    WSJ: Deal of the Week: A High-Rising Exposure

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