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How much did Fairfield pay exiting city manager Mark Wendling? Sue Kiesewetter, Special to The Cincinnati Enquirer USA TODAY NETWORK © Provided Fairfield City Manager Mark Wendling FAIRFIELD – Former City Manager Mark Wendling will be paid $224,505 as part of separation and settlement agreements approved by city council on Friday. Wendling resigned from the city Friday, just two days after receiving the separation agreement, which cited a “reorganization of staff.” The documents further stated the action was a resolution of “disputed claims” but not an admission o...

of this. this really is my sorority. it's an honor to speak to you and to you. i'm just as excited as i have been every time. i can't wait to come back and see my family. i was never involved in politics before. i live in texas and in my ignorance i assumed we are a red state and they're going to vote the way we're -- we would have voted anyway. i saw sarah palin speak. i didn't think they would give the floor to a woman with a voice of her own. i didn't think they realized that she had one. she was the complete opposite of what i had assumed she would be. she was a wife, a mother, a...

current numbers for the 2008 numbers on the young voters. assuming that they will be there for all time. i cannot think believe cannot be overtaken. we may see a similar phenomenon with how they are voting today. finally, the democrats -- this comes out more in residential -- presidential elections. there is a certain concentration. people said that the republicans were a southern party. if you look to the districts that they were carrying, they had the majority of the votes in the south but not in other regions. you can see what basically looks like a republican country from the geo...

Lockerbie bomber and whether bp was involved. cnn producers are poring over thousands of leaked military logs from afghanistan. we're going to tell you what if anything the reports reveal about osama bin laden. and is it in president obama's political interest to talk more or less about war? stand by for our donna brazile and don bennett panel discussion. i'm chef michael,

wolf blitz is off today. i'm suzanne malveaux. and you're in "the situation room." there's a renewed promise from the white house that bp will pay for the gulf oil disaster, no matter who is running the company. the oil giant officially announced today that ceo tony hayward is leaving and will be replaced by robert dudley. bp is reporting a massive financial loss, $17.2 billion in the last quarter because of costs from the oil spill. now, the company's expected to face enormous finds based on the final tally on how much oil gushed into the gulf. a member of congress now claims to h...