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• A policy change on abortion, but how radical? (AP)
• Gibbs brushes off resigned congressman's complaint (AP
• Greek PM not looking for aid in meeting with Obama (AP
• Hoyer, White House fire back at Massa (Politico)
• Crist suggests Rubio got 'back wax' (Politico)
• Brown team takes campaign template on the road (AP)
• Senate to take up unemployment insurance extension (AP
• Dem leader calls Massa claims 'absurd' (AP)
• After setbacks, Obama looks to deal on Gitmo (AP)
• Anti-gay protestors under Supreme Court scrutiny (AFP)
• EU: Somali pirates seize Kenyan fishing vessel (AP)
• Turkey says Syria-Israel talks may restart (AP)
• Obama to push climate change in White House meeting (R
• Obama tells voters to push Congress for health care (M
• When the Staff Tweets, Who's Talking? (CQPolitics.com)
• Massa Details Ethics Case; Blames Democratic Leaders (
• Obama sets conference on future of space program (AP)
• Obama congratulates Iraqis on national vote (AP)
• Obama's health care pitch to Democrats: Trust me (AP)
• Sun setting on Harlem (Politico)
• Right resists link to Pentagon incident (Politico)
• McConnell doesn't like GOP pitch based on fear (AP)
• Sebelius: Bid for GOP support delayed health care (AP)
• Partisan bickering in Washington is nothing new (AP)
• Officials: Pentagon shooting suspect dies (AP)
• Lawyer: New testimony in Knox murder case (AP)
• Sri Lanka leader rejects UN panel on rights abuses (AP
• Obama hails 'courage' of Iraqi voters (AFP)
• Political Economy: Drawing a New Line (CQPolitics.com)
• A furious health care push — but what about jobs? (AP
• Just 1 job now for ex-Va. Gov. Kaine — Dem chief (AP)
• Partisanship's bad now in Washington? Try again (AP)
• Obama, Gates not always eye-to-eye on new nukes (Polit
• Abortion could be deal breaker (Politico)
• WH may switch to military trials for 9/11 suspects (AP
• Obama turns up the heat for health care overhaul (AP)
• Congressional estimates show grim deficit picture (AP)
• US military deaths in Afghan region at 930 (AP)
• Congressional panel to examine campaign spending (Reut
• British soldier jailed for refusing Afghan tour (AP)
• Waste watchers? UK group fears trash bin spies (AP)
• Obama urges action on health care without delay (AFP)
• The nation's capital is one sorry spectacle these days
• Movement Begins In Race to Succeed Delahunt (CQPolitic
• Abortion coverage dispute divides House Democrats (AP)
• WH considering military trials for 9/11 suspects (AP)
• Angry anti-gov't writing linked to Pentagon gunman (AP
• Cyberattacks explode in Congress (Politico)
• Ten more U.S. airports get scanners (Politico)
• Officer says God shielded him from Pentagon gunman (AP
• More anti-gov't writing linked to Pentagon shooter (AP
• Scott Brown campaigns for McCain in Arizona (AP)
• AP Sources: Pentagon gunman stayed in Nev. motel (AP)
• A Roberts rumor's blip on Washington's radar (AP)
• Obama signs bill to entice foreign travelers to US (AP
• Passenger ferry freed from Baltic Sea ice (AP)
• Iceland braces for Icesave vote (AP)
• Obama calls jobs report better than expected (AP)
• Amid Democratic stumbles on ethics, Pelosi defends record
• Freudenthal Move Ensures GOP Pickup In Wyoming (CQPoli
• Rep. Levin now acting chair of Ways and Means panel (A
• House to vote on tax breaks for new hires (AP)
• House leaders push toward health vote by Easter (AP)
• Stark hands off gavel (Politico)
• Scarborough: Fire RNC money man (Politico)
• Senator warns against $1B deal with Blackwater (AP)
• Sebelius, insurers debate rate increases (AP)
• Pelosi: Lawmaker healthcare concerns can be satisfied
• Controller complacency could jeopardize air safety (AP
• Court weighs torture suit against Somali ex-leader (AP
• Who would run the Pentagon if Gates died? (AP)
• Dutch anti-immigration party gains ground in vote (AP)
• US gives Russia back Czar's stolen medallion (AP)
• Obama allies prepared to scuttle health plan over abortion
• Long after Wall Street's crisis, Congress still arguing ove
• Testing a Court Decision and Campaign Clout (CQPolitic
• Rangel stepping down from tax-writing chairmanship (AP
• Top Dems looking to Obama for health care momentum (AP
• Sen. Bunning gives in, Senate approves jobless benefits
• Stimulus money goes overseas (Politico)
• Rangel's replacement: Pete Stark (Politico)
• Toyota hearings may lead to new auto safety rules (AP)
• Gov. Perry defeats Hutchison in Texas GOP primary (AP)
• Rangel steps down temporarily from powerful House post
• Report says gains in women's rights widespread (AP)
• Court questions suit against former Somali leader (AP)
• Report details last acts of NIreland disarmament (AP)
• Former UK Labour Party leader Michael Foot dies (AP)
• Obama to push healthcare overhaul into final act (Reut
• Obama: Give homeowners rebates for energy efficiency (
• Less Money Spent in a Post-PMA World (CQPolitics.com)
• Senate investigators' ties to Toyota (AP)
• Gov't eyes brake safety measures for all new cars (AP)
• Army awards lucrative Iraq support contract to KBR (AP
• Republicans rip on Bunning (Politico)
• Kaus considers Boxer challenge (Politico)
• Obama looks to undecided Dems for health backing (AP)
• High court looks at reach of Second Amendment (AP)
• House leader says health bill could win converts (Reut
• Study: Teen pot, alcohol use rising after decade-long decli
• Court says freelancer settlement can be approved (AP)
• Karadzic: Genocide indictment has false evidence (AP)
• Muslim leader issues anti-terror fatwa (AP)
• Who really gets hurt from 'hold' by GOP's Bunning? (Mc
• Medical-Loss Ratios? Go Ask Al. Seriously (CQPolitics.
• Obama seeks money, interventions to stem dropouts (AP)
• Court weighs if silence alone can invoke Miranda (AP)
• Court dismisses Uighurs' appeal in detention case (AP)
• Buffett would scrap health bill (Politico)
• Pete Stark's bizarre ethics interview (Politico)
• US Ambassador: Chile devastated by earthquake (AP)
• Obama walks to White House to improve cholesterol (AP)
• Senate gridlock triggers 21 pct cut to doctors (AP)
• Al-Qaida growing in strength and numbers in Africa (AP
• Supreme Court gets rid of Guantanamo Uighurs case (Reu
• US military deaths in Afghan region at 924 (AP)
• EU membership a 'priority': Ukraine president (AFP)
• UN readies Chile quake aid after gov't seeks help (AP)
• Top US court dismisses Uighur Guantanamo appeal (AFP)
• Congress will pass jobless benefits extension, GOP senator
• Rep. Deal Leaving Congress on March 8 (CQPolitics.com)
• Medical checkup: 48-year-old Obama `fit for duty' (AP)
• White House: Simple up or down vote on health care (AP
• Sen. Kyl: Extended unemployment benefits to pass (AP)
• Edwards epilogue: Does the press really vet presidential ca
• Paul burned by Tea Party blowback (Politico)
• Pelosi says GOP has hijacked 'tea party' movement (AP)
• Clinton heading to Latin America after Chile quake (AP
• Pelosi says Obama has the votes to pass health reform
• Brown keeps Calif. Democrats guessing on gov. run (AP)
• White House social secretary Rogers resigning (AP)
• U.N. urges Iraq to ratify atomic inspection protocol (
• Turkish PM: All linked to coup plot will be tried (AP)
• Obama has first medical checkup of presidency (Reuters
• Military suicides are causing civilian casualties, too
• Pelosi: Rangel Situation Is 'Not Good' (CQPolitics.com
• US offers help to Chile (AP)
• Organized labor's agenda hits roadblock; what now? (AP
• US military monitoring situation after Chile quake (AP
• Baron Hill won't run for senate (Politico)
• Turning to Cuomo (Politico)
• Obama to GOP on health care: `Let's get this done' (AP
• Supreme Court scrutinizes state, local gun control (AP
• Obama silent ahead of vote on Armenian genocide (AP)
• Shock over voided Puerto Rican birth certificates (AP)
• US lawmaker seeks to punish Myanmar on Suu Kyi (AFP)
• Israeli official doubts Iran would strike (AP)
• Genocide case opens against Bosnian Serb general (AP)
• Spain throws out Tibet abuse probe (AP)
• Obama calls for unity, action on health care reform (A
• Congressman: Laptops seized in Fort Jackson probe (McC
• Democrats Now More Likely to Hold New York Governor Seat
• Obama, GOP clash at summit: 'We have better idea' (AP)
• Health care cost-containment ideas mesh at summit (AP)
• Obama: No tight scorekeeping needed at summit (AP)
• Exclusive: What happens next (Politico)
• Obama: Not sure 'gaps can be bridged' (Politico)
• Republicans on health care: Let's start over (AP)
• Obama hopes Dems, GOP can 'bridge differences' (AP)
• Democrats retreat on new privacy protections (AP)
• Grand jury indicts 2 in New York terror case (AP)
• Supreme Court hands police another victory in Miranda cases
• Turkish leaders meet as coup plot storm gathers (Reute
• UK publishes legal guidance on assisted suicide (AP)
• Rows simmer below civility of Obama's health summit (A
• Air Force reopens tanker bidding, but will Boeing have comp
• Selling Cars, Seeking Votes (CQPolitics.com)
• Toyota Criticism Mounts on Eve of Recall Hearings (Blo
• Congress-Connections with Toyota (AP)
• Steele's spending spree angers donors (Politico)
• Democrats cite health insurer's spending for execs (AP
• DHS: Holder didn't tell us KSM plan (Politico)
• Senate passes jobs bill (Politico)
• Clinton cites progress in Iran sanctions effort (AP)
• Clinton eyes quick resumption of Mideast talks (AP)
• Senate roll call on tax breaks for new hires (AP)
• 4 Gitmo detainees transferred to Albania, Spain (AP)
• Court says old lawyer request no longer valid (AP)
• NATO: 600 new trainers for Afghan forces (AP)
• Turkish court charges 7 officers in coup plot (AP)
• Senate approves tax breaks for new hires (AP)
• Centrist Democrats lukewarm on Obama's new health plan
• A Little More Scrutiny, A Little Less Cake (CQPolitics
• Conservative Conundrum: Courting the Latino Vote (CQPo
• Obama puts forward last-ditch health care plan (AP)
• Obama prods states to raise academic standards (AP)
• Obama lauds governors for helping 'right the ship' (AP
• Rahm takes heat over Milbank column (Politico)
• Lieberman seeks 'Don't Ask' overturn (Politico)
• US OKs $150 million to help Yemen fight terrorism (AP)
• Shinseki: US will fix broken VA disability system (AP)
• US officials aware of Toyota problems in 2003 (AFP)
• Alexander Haig remembered as soldier-statesman (AP)
• Court: No new trial in Texas police officer death (AP)
• Hillary Clinton praises Haig for his contributions (AP
• Bush, Blair attend Nigeria ceremony (AP)
• New book casts UK's Brown as angry, abusive (AP)
• Obama presents make-or-break health reform plan (AFP)
• Air Force will reopen tanker-contract bidding soon (Mc
• Senate Faces Serious Brain Drain Next Year (CQPolitics
• Republicans Voting Against Stimulus Then Asked Obama for Mo
• Official: TX crash doesn't appear crime, terror (AP)
• STIMULUS WATCH: Unemployment eclipses fiscal jolt (AP)
• Dalai Lama's White House visit about appearances (AP)
• Rubio cheers 'political pushback' (Politico)
• Pelosi goes on offense (Politico)
• Obama sets up deficit panel without help from Hill (AP
• House committee asks Toyota president to testify (AP)
• Traficant stays mum on whether he will run (AP)
• Industry loses lawsuit over Alaska forest logging (AP)
• Report: Taliban's top military commander captured (AP)
• 11 Hamas slaying suspects on Interpol wanted list (AP)
• Croatia's new president vows corruption fight (AFP)
• Obama meets Dalai Lama despite Chinese warning (Reuter
• Can Obama's debt commission overcome congressional politics
• Brownback Draws a Serious Contender (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama-Dalai Lama Talks Show U.S., China Stay Rivals (B
• Source: Indiana's Evan Bayh to retire from Senate (AP)
• Gov't: 34 deaths alleged in Toyotas since 2000 (AP)
• Administration 'flexible' on 9/11 trial venue (AP)
• Fred Thompson to release memoir (Politico)
• Evan Bayh to retire (Politico)
• Biden and Cheney spar over anti-terrorism policies (AP
• Clinton: Iran is becoming a military dictatorship (AP)
• Democratic Senator Bayh will not run for re-election: repor
• Gone fishing: Secret hunt for a sunken Soviet sub (AP)
• High court weighing dismissal of Uighurs' case (AP)
• Clinton says Blair to play bigger role in Mideast (AP)
• Spain to take 5 from Guantanamo (AP)
• Iran defies West on human rights at U.N. forum (Reuter
• Giant Obamas, 'Thriller' bankers at German carnival (A
• U.S. begins Mideast push for ideas on Iranian solution
• Political Economy: The Early Recovery Bubble (CQPoliti
• Democratic Senator Evan Bayh to Retire, Person Says (B
• Obama adviser: Stop criticizing anti-terror effort (AP
• Palin says 'absurd' not to ponder presidential bid (AP
• Obama adviser confident in Super Bowl security (AP)
• Clinton: Al Qaeda more 'agile' (Politico)
• Specter wins party nod, but not hearts (Politico)
• US faces `serious and significant' cyberthreats (AP)
• Palin: Obama could win votes by playing 'war card' (AP
• ACORN foe had honed his gonzo video tactics before (AP
• La. lieutenant governor elected New Orleans mayor (AP)
• Pentagon seeks billions to battle terror abroad (AP)
• Red Cross staffer freed after months in Chad (AP)
• Sarah Palin assails Obama at 'tea party' gathering (AP
• Senate's Cantwell takes tough approach to big banks (M
• Obama Seeks to Inspire, Reassure Party Faithful (CQPol
• Sarah Palin Says She ‘Won’t Close the Door’
• Obama says he's not giving up on health reform (AP)
• `Tea party' activists eagerly await Palin's words (AP)
• Obama, GOP sparring over job creation proposals (AP)
• Tea Party Convention showdown (Politico)
• November chill seizes DNC meeting (Politico)
• Obama: Parties need to cooperate on major issues (AP)
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Missed signs in Toyota recalls (AP)
• GOP Bets on Super Bowl Vets in 2010 (CQPolitics.com)
• Gov't says court can dismiss Uighur detainee case (AP)
• Alito objected to Obama's history claim (AP)
• AP source: Christmas bomb suspect flips on cleric (AP)
• US urges EU assembly not to block bank data deal (AFP)
• Germany supports European army: foreign minister (AFP)
• Obama proposes measures to shore up small businesses (
• Goldman's chief gets bonus of $9 million in stock (McC
• Talks on Financial Overhaul Have Reached 'Impasse,' Senator
• Obama Channels Reagan as Democrats Approach Election (
• Obama team pitching budget, jobs plan on Hill (AP)
• Gates demurs on question of NY terrorism trial (AP)
• Obama pitches aid for struggling small businesses (AP)
• Murtha back in the hospital (Politico)
• Morning Score: Land of Lincoln (Politico)
• Geithner says economy improved from year ago (AP)
• Mullen: Next year critical to Afghanistan (AP)
• Lawmakers pledge action to limit election spending (AP
• Safety reforms lag a year after NY plane crash (AP)
• Calif.'s gay marriage trial re-enacted, on Youtube (AP
• US announces $6.4 billion in arms sales to Taiwan (AP)
• Investigator: Evidence shows Demjanjuk at Sobibor (AP)
• Latvia to accept 1 Guantanamo inmate (AP)
• Obama Deficit-Reduction Plans Face Difficult Sell (Blo
• Obama's budget sober on jobs, optimistic on growth (Mc
• Targeted House Democrats Pile Up the Cash (CQPolitics.
• Obama Budget Seeks $1.9 Trillion Tax Rise on Richest, Busin
• Obama unveils 2011 budget with $3.83T in spending (AP)
• Obama says budget built on smart investments (AP)
• AP source: DOJ probing alleged Blackwater payments (AP
• Poll: Most states remain blue (Politico)
• Davis not running for the hills (Politico)
• Obama export goals doable, job creation tougher (AP)
• Paulson says economy recovering, defends bailout (AP)
• Ind. secretary of state making congressional run (AP)
• Gaps emerging in US census outreach to immigrants (AP)
• US military deaths in Afghan region at 893 (AP)
• Israeli general reprimanded over Gaza war shelling (Re
• British author calls for assisted suicide panel (AP)
• Obama seeks record $708 billion in defense budget (Reu
• Obama budget foresees deficits for a decade (McClatchy
• The Dangerous Dozen (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Proposes $3.8 Trillion Budget Focused on Jobs (B
• Axelrod: No decision yet on terror trial site (AP)
• Obama pushes nuclear energy to boost climate bill (AP)
• Gibbs: Cost of Obama's jobs push in range of $100B (AP
• GOP to tie Obama to Dem candidates (Politico)
• Newt's 527 hauls in $6.4 million (Politico)
• US upgrades defense of Persian Gulf allies (AP)
• Axelrod: No House outburst to Obama speech unusual (AP
• Could Illinois' Senate race copy Massachusetts? (Reute
• Plane diverted to Fla. in terror scare (AP)
• Critics raise specter of foreign campaign spending (AP
• US: N.Korea confirms second American in custody (AP)
• UN chief to send envoys to N.Korea: report (AFP)
• India reaffirms opposition to binding carbon cuts (AFP
• Obama budget to assure investors while boosting jobs (
• China responds angrily to U.S. arms sales to Taiwan (M
• House GOP Focuses Troops on Winning Majority (CQPoliti
• McConnell Backs Panel With Focus on Funding Cuts, Not Tax H
• Official: Terror case may happen outside Manhattan (AP
• Illinois, new Massachusetts setback for Obama? (AP)
• Clinton says it is up to Russia to cooperate (AP)
• Arena Digest: POTUS wrong on SCOTUS? (Politico)
• House GOP seeks comeback strategy (Politico)
• Obama retools tax credit idea for creating jobs (AP)
• Obama pleads for civility, cooperation in politics (AP
• ACORN foe: Phone scheme was to investigate senator (AP
• AP Interview: Saakashvili offers US a supply route (AP
• Democrats cry injustice (Politico)
• US redefines Yemen strategy (AP)
• Death toll at 11 in Belgian building collapse (AP)
• Spanish police arrest 2 suspected ETA members (AP)
• Obama unveils $33 billion tax credit to boost jobs (Re
• Did Obama give high-speed rail projects enough funds?
• Indiana's Rep. Buyer Retiring (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama to Seek $33 Billion in Tax Credits for Small Business
• Pelosi: Health bill must pass regardless of time (AP)
• Senate rejects near-freeze on spending (AP)
• Son of Las Vegas gunman arrested in Tenn. (AP)
• Pelosi stays firm on defense funds (Politico)
• Leahy: Decision 'most partisan' since Bush v. Gore (Po
• Senate adopts stricter deficit curbs (AP)
• Obama urges nervous Dems to fight for his agenda (AP)
• House to move 'on many fronts' on health: Pelosi (Reut
• Alito disparages Obama's Supreme Court criticism (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,374 (AP)
• Serbia's new patriarch urges Christian dialogue (AP)
• Guantanamo should close within 3 years: envoy (Reuters
• Hacker breaks into 49 House sites, insults Obama (AP)
• Obama will invest billions in high-speed rail projects
• Allies Aim More Flak at the White House (CQPolitics.co
• Obama Vows to Make Jobs Priority, Slams Washington (Bl
• Geithner defends Fed actions on AIG bailout (AP)
• Obama's goal: Get agenda moving, people believing (AP)
• Dems vow to resurrect health care bill (AP)
• An explanation to the nation (Politico)
• Words are cheaper than the budget (Politico)
• How sweetheart deals fueled voter anger on health care
• GOP leaders: Obama should change course (AP)
• Conservative ties bind 4 La. phone plot suspects (AP)
• Detainee transfer leaves 192 prisoners at Gitmo (AP)
• Belgium apartment building collapses after blast (AP)
• SC gets cash to replace school cited by Obama (AP)
• Geithner, predecessor and Fed defend controversial AIG paym
• Beau Biden's Bow-out Boosts Castle (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Speech Will Seek Reset With Spending, Tax Plans
• Obama to announce plan to respond to bioterrorism (AP)
• Dem leaders in uphill push for health overhaul (AP)
• Congress acts to help Americans return from Haiti (AP)
• DSCC urges quick offensive for 2010 (Politico)
• It's the budget, Mr. President (Politico)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Obama revives jobs tax credit (AP)
• CBO: Federal deficit projected at $1.35T (AP)
• Senate hopes to take up Iran sanctions soon (Reuters)
• Court OKs 'John Doe' warrants based only on DNA (AP)
• Clinton: US to boost aid Yemen (AP)
• Haitians search for their dead: `I need the body' (AP)
• UK talks to focus on Taliban reconciliation plan (AP)
• Deficit report highlights Obama's challenge (Reuters)
• Officials: Obama will propose three-year spending freeze
• Parsing 2010 Prospects in the Senate (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama to Call for Three-Year Freeze on Some Spending (
• Obama announces initiatives for middle class (AP)
• Beau Biden, VP's son, won't seek US Senate seat (AP)
• Court won't stop Noriega from being sent to France (AP
• Schultz curses Gibbs: 'Full of Sh*t' (Politico)
• RNC 'Census' mailer draws fire (Politico)
• APNewsBreak: Record money for non-BCS conferences (AP)
• Feinstein backs Bernanke for second term (AP)
• Berry won't seek re-election, cites health concern (AP
• Audit hits State on failures to monitor Iraq work (AP)
• US top court drops Noriega extradition appeal (AFP)
• 1,400 planes waiting to bring aid to Haiti (AP)
• French call for veil ban in public buildings (AP)
• EU backs British bank aid (AFP)
• Obama vows to reverse job loss "epidemic" (Reuters)
• Campaign Finance Ruling: What's Next? (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Will Preview Package of Middle Class Tax Cuts (B
• White House confident Senate will OK Bernanke (AP)
• Republicans head to Waikiki to work on strategy (AP)
• US can't immediately authenticate bin Laden words (AP)
• Geithner 'very confident' on Bernanke (Politico)
• The first reality show era senator (Politico)
• Axelrod: No White House shake-up in the works (AP)
• White House says no reset button for Obama (AP)
• Obama 'confident' of repeat Fed term for Bernanke (AFP
• AP Exclusive: Feds detail Christmas Day attack (AP)
• '50s-inspired Kenzo models take to the street (AP)
• UN: Haiti gov't declares quake rescue phase over (AP)
• Cape Wind's fate unclear, even in Obama's hands (AP)
• Lobbying, global warming portend U.S. nuclear renaissance
• Hayworth to Challenge McCain (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Brings Back Campaign Aide Plouffe to Help Elect Democ
• Biden: US to appeal dismissal of Blackwater case (AP)
• Obama hunkers down as health care falters (AP)
• Biden confident Iraqis to settle election dispute (AP)
• Obama: Ruling 'strikes at our democracy' (Politico)
• Bernanke no sure bet in the Senate (Politico)
• 5-4 split is the rule in high court's big cases (AP)
• 1 year in, Obama facing perilous economic choice (AP)
• Poll: Voter anger fueled Brown victory in Mass. (AP)
• Airliner forced to land after colliding with bird (AP)
• Obama blasts Supreme Court campaign finance ruling (AP
• Probation for passport snooping (AP)
• Russia: Arms talks with US to resume in February (AP)
• US, UN sign accord on their formal roles in Haiti (AP)
• Obama blasts Supreme Court on campaign finance (AFP)
• Goldman under investigation for its securities dealings
• Pre-Primary Bankrolls: Foster's the Million-Dollar Man
• Bayh Says Obama May Call for Freeze on Discretionary Spendi
• Obama takes latest jobs message to hard-hit Ohio (AP)
• Officials: 35 detainees face trial or commission (AP)
• Dean: Dems can pass limited health care overhaul (AP)
• Right cheers Air America's demise (Politico)
• Obama's financial reform falls short (Politico)
• White House still believes Bernanke gets 2nd term (AP)
• Government posting wealth of data to Internet (AP)
• Senate chairman suggests breather on health care (AP)
• NTSB: Install recorders in train locomotive cabs (AP)
• Roberts Delivers ‘Jolt’ in Overturning Campaign-F
• General: 1,400 planes waiting to land in Haiti (AP)
• Official: Russian ship with 30 crew 'could sink' (AP)
• Boat carrying 124 refugees lands on Corsica (AP)
• Obama's pushback on banks sends stock lower again (AP)
• Ruling could magnify special interests' role in U.S. politi
• Obama's Top Errors and Resetting Priorities (CQPolitic
• Obama Calls for Limiting Size, Risk-Taking of Financial Fir
• Pelosi: House lacks votes to OK Senate health bill (AP
• Court eases business, union election spending rule (AP
• Obama calling for tougher regulations for banks (AP)
• Court decision opens floodgates for corporate political spe
• Krugman leads liberal revolt (Politico)
• Obama gets voters' message: It's jobs, jobs, jobs (AP)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Gitmo closing deadline missed (AP)
• Supreme Court ruling a landmark for corporate political cas
• Federal panel takes up commuter train wreck (AP)
• Obama studying court ruling on corporate donations (Re
• Michigan defense contractor has God in its sights (AP)
• EU, US discuss airport security with body scanners (AP
• American scientist wins geoscience prize (AP)
• Obama proposes new risk rules for banks (Reuters)
• Supreme Court ends limits on corporate campaign spending
• Supreme Court Knocks Down Corporate Spending Limits (C
• China Losing to U.S. Among Investments of Choice (Bloo
• Time to get to work, says Sen.-elect Brown (AP)
• Gut-check for Obama and Dems on health care (AP)
• Intel chief faults questioning of bomb suspect (AP)
• Erickson: Kennedy responsible (Politico)
• McCaskill: No forced Senate bill (Politico)
• NFL players lobby Congress in battles with league (AP)
• Reid promises to press ahead on health care (AP)
• Intel chief says Christmas bomb case mishandled (AP)
• Troubles at every turn in Hasan's medical training (AP
• Court upholds death sentence for Ala. man (AP)
• US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,373 (AP)
• Pirate skull stolen from German museum (AP)
• French court rules Russia can recover (AP)
• Obama agenda imperiled by Republican Senate gain (Reut
• Republican Brown wins Kennedy's Senate seat in Massachusett
• 'Change' Message Worked Against Obama's Party (CQPolit
• For Obama, Message in Massachusetts Is Agenda Threat (
• Both sides look to turn out voters in Senate race (AP)
• Senate race in Mass. draws millions to pay for ads (AP
• AP sources: Obama in TV ad for Coakley (AP)
• Mass. race lacks key element: Romney (Politico)
• Brown win could spark legal battle (Politico)
• Obama joins honors for slain civil rights leader (AP)
• Merkel backs more sanctions against Iran (AP)
• Spain to take in 2 Guantanamo prisoners (AP)
• Pinera victory could complicate Chile's diplomacy (AP)
• Obama stumps for a desperate Democrat in Massachusetts
• Franni Franken adjusting to new life as senator's spouse
• Obama Says Massachusetts Race Critical for Democratic Polic
• AP ENTERPRISE: 2009 — year of terror charges in US (A
• Obama makes last-ditch attempt to save Senate seat (AP
• Obama attending Vermont Ave. Baptist Church (AP)
• Echoes of 1991 health care upset (Politico)
• 'St. Elizabeth's' friends ask: How would you have acted?
• Health overhaul leaves gap for disabled workers (AP)
• George W. Bush says he doesn't miss the spotlight (AP)
• McConnell: Mass. Senate race a health referendum (AP)
• Supreme Court to rule on famed death penalty case (Reu
• US releases names of 645 detainees in Afghanistan (AP)
• U.S., UN Seek Ways to Speed Aid Supplies to Suffering Haiti
• No agreement on Iran sanctions (AP)
• Boston mayor: Coakley opponents want Obama to fail (AP
• Obama taps former Presidents Clinton and Bush for Haiti rel
• US death toll in Haiti quake rises to 15 (AP)
• Food, water coming to earthquake-ravaged Haiti (AP)
• Clinton heads to Haiti, ex-presidents visit Obama (AP)
• More D.C. books controversy coming (Politico)
• Industries asked to pay up for reform (Politico)
• Obama confident bank tax plan will pass Congress (AP)
• AP Exclusive: Tobacco's plea — no big US payments (AP
• Mass. Senate candidate Brown bashes Obama bank tax (AP
• Haiti: Where will all the money go? (AP)
• Ford makes tough bid for liberal NYers' affections (AP
• US could take larger security role in Haiti (AP)
• Paris prosector opens probe of Angolan separatist (AP)
• Cyprus police arrest 3 over publisher's murder (AP)
• Obama, Bush and Clinton launch Haiti aid appeal (Reute
• It isn't going to get easier for Obama in second year
• Rating Change: Arizona Seat Less Safe for GOP (CQPolit
• Health Bill Can Pass Senate With 51 Votes, Van Hollen Says
• Bin Laden's photo digitally updated for age, beard (AP
• Obama pledges full support to Haitian president (AP)
• Health talks in overdrive with Obama pushing (AP)
• Rush 'meant' what he said about Haiti (Politico)
• Dems fear challenge to Obamacare (Politico)
• US begins ferrying water and supplies (AP)
• IRS: Online tax filers can get refunds in 10 days (AP)
• Rating Change: Massachusetts Senate Race a Tossup (CQP
• Ukraine candidates relying on US advisers (AP)
• Obama thanks Dominican Republic's leader for help (AP)
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• Justice Department eyes possible fraud on Wall Street
• Making Them Talk (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Bank-Tax Proposal Has Populist Appeal, Political Crit
• George W. Bush, Bill Clinton asked for Haiti help (AP)
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• Obama says US stands with Haiti, pledges $100M aid (AP
• Rush, Robertson take heat (Politico)
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• AP Sources: Tentative deal on health bill tax (AP)
• Kennedy's widow does ad for Mass. Senate candidate (AP
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• Court halts broadcast of California gay marriage case
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• Dutch fashion designer Edgar Vos dies at age 78 (AP)
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• Obama to Haiti: U.S. will not forsake you (Reuters)
• National Archives' new director is a kid in a candy store
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• Pelosi, LaHood laud US investment in autos (AP)
• Obama Confronts Labor, Lawmakers on Plan to Tax Health Bene
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• Steele Calls on Reid to Step Aside (CQPolitics.com)
• CQ Transcripts: Sen. Feinstein, Rep. Hoekstra on CBS's 'Fac
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• Affair between 'Mrs. Robinson' and teen rocks N. Ireland
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• Geithner is asked to testify to Congress about AIG's payout
• Steele: 'God Has Placed Me Here for a Reason' (CQPolit
• Republican Lugar Calls Cheney’s Criticism of Obama âÂ
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• Obama orders up more air security, intel sharing (AP)
• Gates, holdover from Bush team, to stay at Defense (AP
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• Obama pivots to jobs as key theme (Politico)
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• Obama's Political Travel to Pick Up In New Year (CQPol
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• Report: US had intel to stop Christmas bomb plot (AP)
• Poll shows dissatisfaction with German government (AP)
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• Obama takes responsibility, won't order firings in bomb plo
• Gerlach Will Run for Re-Election (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Orders New Security Measures to Foil Future Terror Pl
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• Obama ordering changes after anti-terror foul-ups (AP)
• AP Source: More names going on terror watch list (AP)
• Exclusive: Koppel may return to ABC (Politico)
• Unresolved questions for 2010 (Politico)
• Report: High rate of sex abuse at juvenile centers (AP
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• Obama Presses House Democrats to Back Insurance Tax (B
• APNewsBreak: Feds to review courthouses' security (AP)
• Court tosses death sentence for man who killed 3 (AP)
• AP source: 'Significant blast' killed CIA agents (AP)
• EU members divided on use of airport body scanners (AP
• Anthrax outbreak linked to heroin (AP)
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• New U.S. push for Mideast peace faces old obstacles (M
• Pa11rating (CQPolitics.com)
• Senate Democrats’ Departures Fuel ‘Vicious’
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• 3 Democrats — 2 senators, 1 governor — to retire (AP
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• Dems woo Ed Schultz for Senate (Politico)
• Dorgan decision spotlights Pomeroy (Politico)
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• AP source: Double agent provided intel for strikes (AP
• Hundreds rescued as heavy snow slams Britain (AP)
• Outlawed NIreland association says it has disarmed (AP
• US intel chief vows action after Obama rebuke (AFP)
• Obama: Feds knew more about terror suspect, but didn't act
• Connecticut's Dodd to Announce Retirement Wednesday (C
• Obama Says U.S. Agencies Failed on Airline Plot (Bloom
• Obama to discuss plans to thwart terrorist attacks (AP
• AP sources: Bomber at CIA base was a double agent (AP)
• GOP chief: Republicans 'screwed up' after Reagan (AP)
• Steele: GOP won't win House (Politico)
• Gingrich: 'We are not safe' (Politico)
• Watch lists grow; Obama to meet with security team (AP
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• McCain warns of growing Qaeda threat from Yemen (AFP)
• AP sources: Las Vegas suspect sued Social Security (AP
• Supreme Court drops key case on limits of immunity for pros
• Lawyer questions plan to tear down Afghan prison (AP)
• Colm Toibin takes Costa Book Awards fiction prize (AP)
• Serbia files genocide suit against Croatia (AP)
• Obama, Democrats forge ahead on health care overhaul (
• Cosenateratings (CQPolitics.com)
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• Obama ends Hawaiian holiday, returns to Washington (AP
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• GOP makes Obama foil in state races (Politico)
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• Yemen: 2 al-Qaida militants killed in clash (AP)
• Staff quits after Ala. congressman switches to GOP (AP
• Pope's aide visits woman who knocked him down (AP)
• Reports: Cartoonist attacker earlier held in Kenya (AP
• Feds probe Obama effigy in Jimmy Carter's hometown (AP
• Mortgage foreclosures still swamping federal efforts to hel
• Ohioratings (CQPolitics.com)
• Senate Likely to Have Edge as Democrats Craft Final Health
• US, UK close Yemen embassies over al-Qaida threats (AP
• Obama adviser says Cheney is wrong in criticism (AP)
• Obama adviser: No smoking gun in airline bomb plot (AP
• GOP cash woes threaten House bids (Politico)
• Low favorables: Dems rip Rasmussen (Politico)
• Obama adviser says TSA nominee should be confirmed (AP
• Official: Review of Yemeni detainees will continue (AP
• GOP leader says US leaders can overcome problems (AP)
• Austrian official: Kidnapped girl tried to escape (AP)
• Number of illegal migrants arriving in Spain falls (AP
• No "smoking gun" in plane incident: Obama aide (Reuter
• Obama links al Qaida to Christmas Day plane bombing attempt
• CQ Transcripts: White House Adviser Brennan, Sen. Bond on '
• Obama cites apparent al-Qaida link in bomb plot (AP)
• 2010 situation grows more difficult for Democrats (AP)
• Clinton foundation draws eclectic donor list (AP)
• 25 politicians to watch in 2010 (Politico)
• Labor chief moves on job safety, workers' rights (AP)
• GOP leader says US will overcome war, recession (AP)
• McConnell Cites 'Common Faith' to Overcome Challenges
• Judge tosses Blackwater case, Iraqis angry (AP)
• Key dates surrounding the Christmas Day attack (AP)
• Sri Lanka dismisses EU trade move (AFP)
• Spain takes reins of revamped EU (AFP)
• Obama blames Al-Qaeda affiliate for airliner attack (A
• Obama Pledges Renewed Fight Against Terrorism (CQPolit
• APNewsBreak: Saudi, Norway gov'ts give to Clinton (AP)
• Judge cites gov't missteps, tosses Blackwater case (AP
• Law enforcement deaths for 2009 reach 125 (AP)
• GOP banks on repeal push for 2010 (Politico)
• Intelligence claim draws fire (Politico)
• CIA bombing raises question about safety protocols (AP
• Labor moves quickly on job safety, workers' rights (AP
• Ex-Minn. senator seeks revival in governor's race (AP)
• TSA ends journalist subpoenas over leaked memo (AP)
• Montana 3rd state to allow doctor-assisted suicide (AP
• Bhutto assassination inquiry extended: U.N (Reuters)
• Lithuania shuts Soviet-era nuclear reactor (AP)
• Obama wishes US a happy New Year (AP)
• Obama sets Tuesday meeting on air bomber security failures
• Obama Reviewing Initial Reports on Christmas Day Air Incide
• AP source: CIA base chief killed in attack (AP)
• AP-GfK Poll: Americans seek silver lining in 2010 (AP)
• Obama to receive preliminary airline attack report (AP
• The top 10 weirdest moments of 2009 (Politico)
• Critics bemoan 'familiar' intel issues (Politico)
• 13 state AGs threaten suit over health care deal (AP)
• AP source: CIA officers believed killed in attack (AP)
• Judge rules for Ringling Bros. in elephant case (AP)
• US grandparents lose international custody battle (AP)
• Obama orders review of watchlist and air safety (AP)
• Airline hero says failed bombing mirrors script (AP)
• Lithuania begins nuclear reactor shutdown (AP)
• Obama awaits intelligence reports on foiled attack (AF
• Details of one Goldman deal reveal lopsided conflicts
• Arkansas (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Pressured on Terrorism as Safety Gaps Emerge (Bl
• Obama wants answers after botched terror attack (AP)
• GOP senator says Dems trying to rush TSA nominee (AP)
• Analysis: Many question 'system worked' comment (AP)
• Clinton edges Palin for most admired (Politico)
• Anxious Dems divide over path forward (Politico)
• Dutch to use full body scanners for US flights (AP)
• Obama moves to curb federal secrets (AP)
• No re-election bid for NC pol who shot intruder (AP)
• Mother Teresa, Gene Autry on upcoming US stamps (AP)
• Guantanamo prison may have to stay open until 2011 (AP
• China executes British national, sparking outrage (AFP
• Robber takes euro100,000 in jewels from Paris shop (AP
• Wide use of U.S. airport body scanners depends on Obama
• Obama: Intelligence community mishandled air bomber clues
• Georgia (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Says U.S. Missed ‘Red Flags’ on Bomb Attemp
• GOP lawmaker: Threat from terrorism not going away (AP
• Obama orders review of airline safety procedures (AP)
• Anti-terror officials let terror suspect keep visa (AP
• Rove granted divorce in Texas (Politico)
• Complaint filed against Fiesta Bowl (Politico)
• US calling friends, allies on Iran sanctions (AP)
• CAPITAL CULTURE: Big first year leaves Obama tired (AP
• Lawmaker wants military trial for alleged bomber (AP)
• Key security agencies lack permanent leaders (AP)
• US criticizes Sudan parliament on referendum law (AP)
• Israel to build 700 apartments in east Jerusalem (AP)
• Russian YouTube cop charged with fraud (AP)
• Obamas in, reality stars out in desirable neighbors poll
• Who's running the TSA? No one, thanks to Sen. Jim DeMint
• SafeRratings (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Vows ‘Pressure’ as Al-Qaeda Says it Planned
• House Democrats pessimistic about public option (AP)
• Sounds of firecrackers mark failure of terror plot (AP
• New groups join climate lobby fray (Politico)
• Dems revive 'Party of No' attack (Politico)
• US condemns violence in Iran (AP)
• Detroit explosive common, easily detectible (AP)
• Van Hollen 'Very Confident' No More Defections (CQPoli
• Napolitano concedes airline security system failed (AP
• Last Kon-Tiki crew member dies at age 92 (AP)
• France berates China over sentencing of dissident (Reu
• Obama orders security review after failed attack (AFP)
• Obama to probe security gaps that allowed terror suspect on
• Boyd (CQPolitics.com)
• Democrats Say Final Health-Care Bill Will Look Like SenateÃ
• Airliner-attack investigation moving on 2 fronts (AP)
• Napolitano: No indication of larger terror plot (AP)
• Seniors worry about Medicare Advantage cuts (AP)
• New gas wells leave more chemicals in ground (Politico
• Dems to W.H.: Drop cap-and-trade (Politico)
• Alleged terrorist known but not thought a threat (AP)
• Homeland security head: The security system worked (AP
• Democrat eyeing Kennedy seat avoids family legacy (AP)
• Father of Detroit would-be bomber warned US (AP)
• Thailand firm on Hmong return despite US, UN calls (AF
• Russian nightclub death toll reaches 152 (AP)
• Obama advisers consider how terror list used (AP)
• Nigerian charged with attempt to blow up U.S. aircraft
• CQ Transcript: Sens. Lieberman, Shelby, DeMint, Menendez a
• Failed Xmas attack raises new security concerns (AP)
• House and Senate look to final health care talks (AP)
• Top 10 tweets of 2009 (Politico)
• GOP lawmakers change tune on costly health plans (AP)
• Radical Yemeni cleric believed unhurt in airstrike (AP
• Obama vents frustration at Senate delays (AP)
• Woman knocks down pope at Christmas Eve Mass (AP)
• U.N. website details peacekeeper sex abuse claims (Reu
• Obama begins vacation with a terror briefing (AP)
• Taxes are on the agenda, but nobody's talking about them
• Alabama (CQPolitics.com)
• Senate bill could hurt insurers at least initially (AP
• Relatives: US-born Yemeni cleric alive and well (AP)
• Democrats see GOP hypocrisy in health care debate (AP)
• Middle ground shrinks in health debate (Politico)
• Edwards lays low, helps build houses (Politico)
• Senate OK's health care bill in victory for Obama (AP)
• Obama asked to halt wild-horse roundup in Nevada (AP)
• $1.4 billion grants will help fight homelessness (AP)
• 2 rare Siberian tigers among dead circus cats (AP)
• Berlusconi sounds pious note at end of tough year (AP)
• Obamas salute US soldiers in Christmas message (AFP)
• Applause and anger for Senate health care bill (McClat
• Healthads (CQPolitics.com)
• Senate Democrats Move Toward Clash With House on Health Mea
• Senate OKs health care measure, reaching milestone (AP
• Obama hails Senate passage of health care bill (AP)
• Senate 'Liberal Lion' remembered in health debate (AP)
• An early gift as Obamas start vacay (Politico)
• Senate lifts debt ceiling by $290B (Politico)
• A comparison of House, Senate health care bills (AP)
• Obama makes Christmas calls to US troops (AP)
• House-Senate health talks: A difficult final act (Reut
• NC Supreme Court to hear 'life' inmates case (AP)
• Obama: climate change disappointment justified (AP)
• Lawyer: Adams' brother won't surrender in NIreland (AP
• Georgia and Russia to re-open only border crossing (AP
• Schwarzenegger Seeks Obama’s Help for Deficit Relief
• Senate health care vote sets stage for backstage battle
• Kennedy Tributes and Humorous Relief Punctuate Vote (C
• Senate Passes Measure to Overhaul Health-Care System (
• Jubilant Senate Dems ready to pass health care (AP)
• Geithner: Job growth should resume by springtime (AP)
• Watchdog faults US anti-drug effort in Afghanistan (AP
• Obama plans for health care delay, new jobs bill (Poli
• Giuliani exits national stage (Politico)
• Abortion looms as possible health bill deal killer (AP
• Pain before gain in health care overhaul (AP)
• US Senate on cusp of passing health overhaul (AFP)
• Keep IRS auditors away: earn less than $200,000 (AP)
• Brazil court rules for US father in custody feud (AFP)
• Obama: No vacation until Senate passes health bill (AP
• Guinea junta should be 'held to account' for massacre: US
• Ford expects Volvo deal with China's Geely (AP)
• Feds release new plan to revive California delta (AP)
• Senate Republicans agree to earlier health-care vote (
• Tenn (CQPolitics.com)
• Republicans Assail ‘Cornhusker Kickback’ Deals in
• Dems, White House predict success on health care (AP)
• White House confident of health overhaul enactment (AP
• Officials: House Democrat will switch to GOP (AP)
• Exclusive: Rep. Parker Griffith switches to GOP (Polit
• Senate health bill is launch pad (Politico)
• White House prods Iran over nuclear deadline (AP)
• W.H. taps former Microsoft, eBay exec as new cyber czar
• Lawmaker urges NATO to consider arms for Georgia (AP)
• IRS auditing 1 percent of returns under $200,000 (AP)
• Michigan asks for help to block Asian carp invasion (A
• Inside Washington: An anti-whistleblower culture (AP)
• Police: Body found in river missing American man (AP)
• Spanish lottery hands out more than $3 billion (AP)
• Next steps have begun on Iran nuclear issue: White House
• Senate closer to passing health care after early morning vo
• Notable Bills of the '00s (CQPolitics.com)
• Health-Care Measure Advances, Clearing Second Hurdle (
• Gov't imposes 3-hour limit on tarmac strandings (AP)
• Senate Democrats clear health care hurdle (AP)
• Who wins, who loses in Senate health bill (AP)
• Obama tightens reins on contractors (Politico)
• It's time for real health care reform (Politico)
• Top US officer: Force must be option for Iran (AP)
• Obama plan could limit records hidden from public (AP)
• Increase in Debt Ceiling Awaits Senate After Health Care Vo
• Mich AG files suit with Sup Court over Asian carp (AP)
• Obama: 'Meaningful breakthrough' on climate change (AP
• Polish police recover Auschwitz gate sign, damaged (AP
• UN asks Sri Lanka to answer new war crime charges (AFP
• Obama signs bill for defense, jobless benefits (AP)
• Senate Dems vote stops health care debate in prelude to lik
• Networking a la Uncle Sam (CQPolitics.com)
• Senate Health-Care Measure Clears Crucial Test Vote (B
• GOP vows fight as White House defends health bill (AP)
• Do all those government secrets need to be secret? (AP
• US sends 12 Gitmo detainees to their home nations (AP)
• Health deal hinged on abortion (Politico)
• Payoffs for states get Reid to 60 (Politico)
• Mullen worries about Iran running out clock on US (AP)
• Analysis: Hard reality as US pushes Pakistan (AP)
• Senators OK defense budget bill, much left to 2010 (AP
• Paris-London trains suspended after 2,000 stranded (AP
• Demolition of Georgian war memorial kills 2 (AP)
• Axelrod: Compromise, but still health care reform (AP)
• CQ Transcript: Sens. Snowe, Alexander, Brown, Landrieu on C
• Senate Health-Care Bill Poised for Passage In Victory for O
• Senate Dems reach 60 vote threshold on health bill (AP
• Senate sends big Pentagon budget bill to Obama (AP)
• What's in health care proposals for 5 Americans (AP)
• Democrats strike health care deal (Politico)
• Senate approves $626B Defense bill (Politico)
• Health bill revives abortion issue for young women (AP
• Grab the parkas, snow boots: Senate's in session (AP)
• Abortion opponents watching Nelson on health care (AP)
• Suspected al-Qaida leader in Yemen escapes raid (AP)
• NC Supreme Court halts release of 2 murderers (AP)
• Adm. Mullen says hacked drones caused no damage (AP)
• US says China agrees to end brand subsidies WTO case (
• Fifty Serbian citizens leave on first visa-free EU visit
• Obama health plan gets boost as Christmas deadline looms
• Frustrated liberals voice discontent with Obama (McCla
• Congress' Big Mac Attack (CQPolitics.com)
• Nelson Says He Will Support Health Bill, Become 60th Yes Vo
• Obama scrambles at summit, but frustration shows (AP)
• It's now Democrat vs. Democrat on health care (AP)
• Lack of basics slows effort to build Afghan forces (AP
• Franken objects to Lieberman talking (Politico)
• Obama: 'Time for talk is over' (Politico)
• Mullen in Iraq: US drawdown on schedule (AP)
• AP Interview: SC senator stumps for climate change (AP
• House Republicans warn Obama on climate steps (Reuters
• 3 Al-Qaida suspects charged in African drug case (AP)
• NC lawyers try to block release of 2 killers (AP)
• How the AP-GfK poll on Obama was conducted (AP)
• German police: Missing US man fell drunk in river (AP)
• French judge targets Chirac over party jobs scam (AP)
• Obama Says U.S., Russia Getting Close on Nuclear Arms Agree
• Boehner: Guantanamo could be deal breaker on Afghan funds
• Three Days, Six Figures, One New Rival in Tennessee (C
• Nelson Says He Can’t ‘See How’ to Back Healt
• Holdout senator rejects abortion compromise (AP)
• 100 million swine flu doses out by week's end (AP)
• Pentagon: Insurgents in Iraq hack into U.S. Predator drones
• Perry: Gore has 'gone to hell' (Politico)
• Olbermann joins call to kill bill (Politico)
• AP-GfK Poll: Gains for Obama, not his Afghan plans (AP
• Democrats vow to close Medicare 'doughnut hole' (AP)
• Senate panel backs Bernanke for second term (Reuters)
• Judge: Gangs more deadly than some Gitmo detainees (AP
• Vt. court eyes value of love of man's best friend (AP)
• US sees Iran edging closer to nuclear arms knowhow (AP
• Russian FM: US-Russian arms deal not ready (AP)
• Romanian president reappoints Emil Boc as PM (AFP)
• Union frustrated with Obama on Senate health bill (AP)
• Pelosi open to health bill without public option (McCl
• Clinton Says U.S. Would Take Lead on $100 Billion Climate F
• Emanuel Tests Limits of His Persuasion in Health-Care Overh
• Credit Suisse Group to pay $536M in Iran case (AP)
• Dems ready to push health bill despite setbacks (AP)
• Flight attendant's call caught pilots unaware (AP)
• Chaos at climate conference (Politico)
• Bernanke: Time Person of the Year (Politico)
• White Americans' majority to end by mid-century (AP)
• Dean urges defeat of emerging health care bill (AP)
• Highlights of House wrapup legislation (AP)
• Treasury receives $9.45 million for TCF warrants (AP)
• 4 white rhinos to move from Czech zoo to Kenya (AP)
• Man shoots and kills court employee in Austria (AP)
• Top US lawmaker urges Obama punish Iran (AFP)
• Obama might not get wish of health bill by Christmas (
• Kerry Assures Copenhagen Delegates Congress Will Pass Clima
• Obama Presses Senators to Defy Past, Vote Health Bill
• Obama to work to solidify support for health bill (AP)
• Poll: Action on climate will heat up economy, jobs (AP
• Female vets face homelessness, dearth of services (AP)
• W.H. OKs Gitmo detainees' move to Ill. (Politico)
• Obama, don't join the populist parade (Politico)
• Ill. prison to get Gitmo detainees (AP)
• AP source: Feds eye NY trial for Gitmo suspect (AP)
• House Democrats plan short-term debt-limit hike (Reute
• Popularity of texting edging out cell phone calls (AP)
• Ohio justices: Cell phone searches require warrant (AP
• US reveals fund for green tech in poor nations (AP)
• China rejects US, EU calls for dissident's release (AF
• Contractor arrest may ruffle Obama's Cuba overture (Re
• Senate appears ready to drop Medicare expansion (McCla
• Rating Change: GOP Says Aloha to Hawaii Special Election
• Senators May Omit ‘Public Option,’ Medicare Expan
• Top US officer fears Taliban-Pakistan militants (AP)
• Clinton: US outreach to Iran has yielded little (AP)
• Court to review employer access to worker messages (AP
• Poizner pumping $15M into campaign (Politico)
• Al Gore arrives in Copenhagen (Politico)
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• Bipartisan budget group says deficit curbs needed (AP)
• Tenn. Rep. Gordon won't seek re-election next year (AP
• High court to rule on deportation issue (AP)
• White House unhappy with Iranian nuke proposal (AP)
• UN: 2 UN hostages freed from Darfur (AP)
• Spain: Catalan villages vote for independence (AP)
• After 'fat cat' jibe Obama meets bankers (AFP)
• In Afghanistan, Marines live a tough camp life (McClat
• Bart Gordon To Retire (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Prods Banking Executives on Business Lending (Bl
• Republicans play up Democratic health care rifts (AP)
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• Aides say Obama is pressing to ease credit again (AP)
• Scoring Obama's nat'l security team (Politico)
• Fight's on to be right's TPM, HuffPo (Politico)
• Senator says opposition grows to Medicare buy-in (AP)
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• McConnell's Fighting Words (CQPolitics.com)
• A parent's dilemma: a child with ties to terrorism (AP
• Sperm whale pod beached on Italian shore; 5 die (AP)
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• Senate GOP denied on spending filibuster attempt (AP)
• Ahmadinejad to get U.N. podium (Politico)
• Top U.N. official: Climategate 'exaggerated' (Politico
• GOP: US competitiveness at risk from climate pact (AP)
• Obama blasts banks for opposing financial overhaul (AP
• AP sources: FBI questions students, eyes charges (AP)
• Mullen: 16,000 troops have orders to Afghan war (AP)
• Police: Body of Cyprus president stolen from grave (AP
• Romania's court orders void votes re-examined (AP)
• Hawaii abuzz about Obama's expected holiday return (AP
• Obama wants stimulus projects to hire more minorities, wome
• Looking At Democrats Who Defected On Regulation Vote (
• U.S. Coordinates With Pakistan on Troop Surge, Holbrooke Sa
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• Senators propose new approach to climate issue (AP)
• US health care tab to keep growing under overhaul (AP)
• Jenny Sanford files for divorce (Politico)
• Proposal slashes emission levels (Politico)
• US official: Pakistan expected to deport US youths (AP
• Dem leader urges debt limit increase of $1.8-1.9T (AP)
• US House set to approve sweeping financial overhaul (A
• Judge finds Pentagon in contempt in Gitmo case (AP)
• NOAA: El Nino changes in Pacific getting stronger (AP)
• Gates, EU leaders say Iran to face new sanctions (Reut
• EU pledges $10 bln to climate battle (AFP)
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• South Carolina's DeMint wades into Texas Senate race (
• Sens. Cantwell, Collins Release Alternative Climate Bill
• McCain Charges Democrats Pandering to Drugmakers on Import
• Obama defends US wars as he accepts peace prize (AP)
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• Geithner defends extension of bank bailout (AP)
• Olbermann: Health deal 'deranged' (Politico)
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• Promotion day arrives for white Conn. firefighters (AP
• US says negotiations continue on nuke treaty (AP)
• Excerpts from President Obama's Peace Prize speech (AP
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• Obama accepts peace prize, defends "just war" (Reuters
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• Americans Want Government to Spend for Jobs, Send Bill to R
• Petraeus warns new surge progress will be slow (AP)
• Obama, congressional leaders sit down to talk jobs (AP
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• Steele gets heated over 'you people' (Politico)
• EPA chief: Timing is a coincidence (Politico)
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• Summary of actions by the Supreme Court on Tuesday (AP
• EPA to unveil new policies on water at schools (AP)
• Terror charges for man in Germany over US targets (AP)
• Somali pirates hijack Pakistan-flagged ship (AP)
• Lawmakers slam office overseeing Afghan rebuilding (AP
• Senate Democrats reach tentative deal on public option
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• 'Danish text' triggers outcry at talks (Politico)
• Gregg: Reid's slavery comment 'foolish' (Politico)
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• Mass. voters taking 1st step to fill Kennedy seat (AP)
• Steele calls Sen. Reid's slavery remark 'ignorant' (AP
• Court: Reconsider death sentence for Kindler (AP)
• Sen: Gov't shouldn't have closed openness workshop (AP
• Russian official: arms deal with US this month (AP)
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• Carney Leads in Race for Castle's Seat (CQPolitics.com
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• EPA: Greenhouse gases endanger human health (AP)
• Pentagon orders 16,000 troops to start surge (AP)
• Court to decide if college group must allow gays (AP)
• 'Tea party' polls better than GOP (Politico)
• U.N. leaders: Clock has ticked to zero (Politico)
• Secret Service report details 91 security breaches (AP
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• Knox trial shows deep flaws of Italian justice: US senator
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• Supreme Court to hear religious group barring gays case
• US applauds Iraq plans for parliamentary elections (AP
• Russia club fire toll reaches 113 as burials begin (AP
• Senate to confront abortion in health care debate (AP)
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• Health-Care Bill Breakthrough Eludes Senate After Week of W
• Jones: Bin Laden still spends time in Afghanistan (AP)
• Obama pushing health bill in Capitol stop Sunday (AP)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: A closed meeting on openness (AP)
• The art of the 'tick-tock' (Politico)
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• Must-pass bills pile up as days wind down (AP)
• How health care bills compare to lawmakers' plan (AP)
• McCain troubled by Afghan pullout target date (AP)
• Obama administration seeks to kill Gitmo lawsuit (AP)
• Gates: US in Afghanistan 2 to 4 more years (AP)
• Knox upset, tired; gets family visit in prison (AP)
• Hermit North Korea faces UN test over human rights (Re
• US to check Al-Qaeda fallout on Yemen, Somalia (AFP)
• Monster mine-clearing tank goes to work in Afghanistan
• CQ Transcript: Afghanistan Objectives on ABC's 'This Week'
• Obama plans to talk health care with Dem senators (AP)
• CAPITAL CULTURE: When folks swarmed People's House (AP
• FACT CHECK: Unprovable claims stoke health debate (AP)
• Obama: Job news good, not enough (Politico)
• Right-wing talkers go for the gold (Politico)
• Senators target insurance exec pay in rare session (AP
• At war, honored for peace: Obama's tricky moment (AP)
• Lawmakers get little reaction to Obama's war plan (AP)
• Study: Slowdown in warming last year not permanent (AP
• No. 2 Justice Dept. official leaving for law firm (AP)
• Prosecutor says new charges possible in Darfur (AP)
• At least 7,000 fresh NATO troops to bolster war (AP)
• Protests add pressure for Copenhagen climate deal (Reu
• U.S. action on climate policy is key to international treat
• Obama Promises Focus on Jobs; GOP Returns to Health Care Cr
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• Obama: Jobs report a sign 'better days are ahead' (AP)
• Gibbs: Obama encouraged by new employment report (AP)
• Campaign manager for ex-Conn. rep accused of theft (AP
• Palin embraces anti-abortion role (Politico)
• Tough road for Obama envoys (Politico)
• Clinton says allies can help turn the Afghan tide (AP)
• Kremlin agrees with US to maintain expiring pact (AP)
• Health care issues: Medical cost inflation (AP)
• Report: No fault with forest workers in fatal fire (AP
• Texas executes killer of 11-year-old girl (AP)
• Mullen: 18-month target for Afghanistan flexible (AP)
• UK chief rabbi calls for environmental Sabbath (AP)
• Obama seeks answers to rising joblessness, sinking polls
• Shays' Ex-Campaign Manager Indicted (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Health Overhaul May Fail to Cut Spending on Medical C
• Senate casts 1st votes to overhaul health care (AP)
• Congress worries about Obama's plan for Pakistan (AP)
• Pelosi: Bailout money to fund jobs initiative (AP)
• Thompson may push Salahi subpoena (Politico)
• Warning signals for House Democrats (Politico)
• Obama rejoining economic debate with jobs summit (AP)
• FBI adds 4 hijackers to wanted terrorists list (AP)
• Pelosi opposes possible "war tax" (Reuters)
• High court hears Florida beach dispute (AP)
• White House: Social secretary will not testify (AP)
• Israel think-tank warns EU off "Swedish proposal" (Reu
• Chemical weapons watchdog pursues holdout nations (AP)
• Miss. man gets probation for Facebook threats (AP)
• Financial overhaul bill moves to full House (McClatchy
• Kansas (CQPolitics.com)
• Gates Defends ‘Gradual’ U.S. Afghanistan War Exit
• Gates: 'Severe consequences' for Afghan failure (AP)
• WH gatecrashers went without confirmed invitation (AP)
• Panel OKs key regulatory measure; House vote next (AP)
• Arena Digest: Cheney's Obama slam (Politico)
• The aftermath: A new reality for Obama (Politico)
• Sec'y Clinton: Obama's Afghan policy right for US (AP)
• Iranian pleaded guilty in smuggling case (AP)
• Need stronger U.S. regulators for swaps: Senate chair
• Reaction to Obama's Afghanistan war plans (AP)
• Beachfront property dispute at Supreme Court (AP)
• Europe welcomes Obama speech but few pledge troops (AP
• Demjanjuk trial day canceled due to illness (AP)
• Obama's Afghan withdrawal timeline under fire (Reuters
• Congress casts wary eye on Obama's Afghanistan buildup
• Tanner To Retire; Herron Switches Races, Will Run For House
• Obama Calls Afghan War ‘Vital’ Interest in Appeal
• Official: Afghan buildup involves 30,000 troops (AP)
• Defense official communicated with WH crashers (AP)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Friday is still WH 'trash day' (AP
• Poll: U.S. too politically divided (Politico)
• Obama 'accelerates' 30,000 troops to Afghanistan (Poli
• Salahi denies he and wife were gate-crashers (AP)
• Women's insurance amendment gets first Senate vote (AP
• Gauging Gillibrand's Vulnerability in 2010 (CQPolitics
• Timeline of Afghanistan War (AP)
• Trial ordered after high court age bias ruling (Reuter
• US welcomes Israeli settlement moratorium (AP)
• Audrey Hepburn's Givenchy gowns hit auction blocks (AP
• Kosovo tells court its independence is permanent (AP)
• Obama, Karzai hold videoconference, talk strategy (AP)
• Obama faces steep challenges in new Afghan policy (McC
• Robocalls (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama’s Troop Increase Means He ‘Owns’ Afgha
• Obama facing tough selling job on Afghan policy (AP)
• GOP senator says health care bill can't be fixed (AP)
• Clinton daughter Chelsea engaged to be married (AP)
• 7 stories Obama doesn't want told (Politico)
• Ron Paul gains mainstream steam (Politico)
• Court sides with Gov't in detainee photo case (AP)
• Court won't disturb $82.6M award in SUV rollover (AP)
• US Senate to kick off historic health care debate (AFP
• Drug courts successful for few who get in (AP)
• Supreme Court to decide reach of securities law (Reute
• Karadzic challenges war crimes court's legitimacy (AP)
• U.N. seeks $7.1 billion for emergency relief in 2010 (
• Gov't increases pressure on mortgage industry (AP)
• Political Economy: Troubling Misconception (CQPolitics
• Obama Plan Must Help Speed Build-Up of Afghan Army, Levin S
• Senator: Delay health care to focus on Afghan war (AP)
• Senators: Take action against White House crashers (AP
• Turbulence ahead: Senate opens health care debate (AP)
• MIT analysis backs Obama health plan (Politico)
• Obama 'realism' faces Afghan test (Politico)
• Huckabee leaning against another presidential run (AP)
• Senate report: Bin Laden was 'within our grasp' (AP)
• Rumsfeld decision let Bin Laden escape: Senate report
• Eligible people receiving food stamps by state (AP)
• China's Wen meets with eurozone leaders (AFP)
• German trial is new twist in Demjanjuk saga (AP)
• Obama prepares to announce Afghan surge (AFP)
• Obama: A good communicator, but not yet a great one (M
• Dinner crashers shook hands with President Obama (AP)
• Twists and turns snagged missing pilot case (AP)
• Health overhaul: Understanding the pros and cons (AP)
• USSS head takes heat for breakdown (Politico)
• Military divorces increasing from war stress (AP)
• Big challenge for Obama: retain Hispanic support (AP)
• Nader noncommittal to Conn. Senate run (AP)
• Pope lauds '84 Argentina-Chile peace agreement (AP)
• Swedish FM discounts Greek EU veto on Macedonia (AFP)
• Gate crashers met Obama at state dinner with India (Re
• Secret Service takes blame for White House party crashers
• Youngguns (CQPolitics.com)
• Party Crashers Said to Have Met Obama in Dinner Receiving L
• Crashers probe may become criminal investigation (AP)
• Military divorces edge up again in 9th year of war (AP
• White House endorses IAEA censure of Iran (AP)
• Party crashers recorded by Bravo crew (Politico)
• Obama must sell base on unpopular war (Politico)
• Off the mound, Pirates pitcher pursues farm policy (AP
• Insuring young key to health care overhaul plans (AP)
• No decisions in high court's horn of plenty (AP)
• Retired admiral says Russia losing its navy (AP)
• German minister quits over Afghan strike fallout (AP)
• Feinberg’s Pay Decisions May Shield White House From B
• Pakistan military moving to undercut Zardari over his close
• Pelosi (CQPolitics.com)
• Couple slips though security to crash state dinner (AP
• Lawyers: government misconduct in Blackwater case (AP)
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Stream of WH health care visits (AP
• Great moments in Thanksgiving politics (Politico)
• Can Obama save Copenhagen talks? (Politico)
• Obama telephones thanks to 10 US service members (AP)
• New climate targets may not change daily life much (AP
• Kirk's low-key approach in Senate drawing notice (AP)
• India's PM Singh warns Pakistan on terrorism (AP)
• Honduras Supreme Court backs Zelaya ouster (Reuters)
• Interior: Oil and gas lease plans include Alaska (AP)
• International court seeks to open Kenya probe (AP)
• UN group arrives in Guinea to investigate killings (AP
• US probes gatecrash at Obama-Singh state dinner (AFP)
• Will talk of Afghan 'off-ramps' prompt Taliban to hang toug
• 'Michael J' Working to Help ADA Move On Up (CQPolitics
• Obama to Take 17% U.S. Emission Cut Vow to Copenhagen
• Obama to outline US climate goals at Copenhagen (AP)
• Obama's first pardon: A turkey named 'Courage' (AP)
• Toyota to replace 4M gas pedals that could jam (AP)
• Dobbs: I'm Latinos' greatest friend (Politico)
• McCain: Palin attacks 'vicious' (Politico)
• White House: Exit plan from Afghanistan is key (AP)
• Indian PM warns Pakistan on terrorism (AP)
• 2010 New York Senate: Giuliani 53%, Gillibrand 40% (Ra
• Despite pact, few blacks at Coast Guard school (AP)
• Court: Ky. must readopt lethal injection protocol (AP)
• Iraq was not UK's main worry prior to invasion (AP)
• Putin's rare Siberian tiger goes missing (AP)
• Obama to announce Afghan plan on Dec 1 (AFP)
• Obama vows to 'get the job done' in Afghanistan (McCla
• Kiddie Lit: Setting a Partisan Tome (CQPolitics.com)
• Health-Care Bill May Be Stalled by Year-End Legislative Cru
• CPSC chief: Agency moved too slowly on crib safety (AP
• Obama hails US-India ties amid talks with Singh (AP)
• CAPITAL CULTURE: 60 years of US meals for India (AP)
• Senators to pair up on financial reform (Politico)
• Obama to address nation next week (Politico)
• Strong banks, weak credit: Treasury rethinks TARP (AP)
• SPIN METER: Legislation inflation grips GOP (AP)
• Senator's affair revealed in text message (AP)
• Goodbye jobs, hello mom and dad, say young adults (AP)
• FAA says equipment outage caused 819 flight delays (AP
• Over 33 million infected with AIDS virus: U.N. (Reuter
• Belgian says he was alert but mute for 23 years (AP)
• Obama 'doing nothing' on Mideast peace: Abbas (AFP)
• Obama will send 34,000 U.S. troops to Afghanistan (McC
• Kansasrating (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama to Give Afghan Strategy Decision on Dec. 1, Official
• More anti-gay, religious-motivated crimes reported (AP
• Clinton says Iraqi election might be delayed (AP)
• Schumer: Dems ready to go-it-alone on health care (AP)
• It's time to take up Kennedy's mantle (Politico)
• Forecast for Dem primaries: Ugly (Politico)
• Indian PM to be feted by Obama at state visit (AP)
• Kan. Congressman Moore won't seek re-election (AP)
• Obama drops by daughter Sasha's school for event (AP)
• French ship Russia wants to buy in St Petersburg (AP)
• Brown warns leaders on climate change (AFP)
• Obama asks for patience on economy (Reuters)
• Winning hearts and minds with raisins and prayer rugs
• Primary Could Cost Kosmas Cash (CQPolitics.com)
• Democrats Show Signs of Disunity as Senate Health Debate Lo
• Democrats: Health care bill saves money and jobs (AP)
• Analysis: Fed under fire as public anger mounts (AP)
• Sizing up the Kennedy dynasty's next generation (AP)
• How health care reform could fall apart (Politico)
• Democrats hold line, but cracks show (Politico)
• Historic health care bill clears Senate hurdle (AP)
• Former NIH chief: Ignore new mammogram guideline (AP)
• Durbin says deadline looming for health care bill (AP)
• Gates says Afghan surge could happen swiftly (AP)
• Belgian ex-premier meets party chiefs as hunt begins for ne
• Italian police arrest 2 linked to Mumbai attacks (AP)
• Obama health drive clears key Senate hurdle (AFP)
• CQ Transcript: Sens. Coburn, Nelson on ABC's 'This Week'
• Senate to Debate $848 Billion Health-Care Overhaul (Bl
• Health care bill faces a crucial Senate vote (AP)
• Terror trials differ in civilian, military courts (AP)
• Obama trumpets Asia trip as boost to US economy (AP)
• GOP eyes McDonnell strategy (Politico)
• What to watch for in today's debate (Politico)
• Levin: could be more e-mails from Ft. Hood suspect (AP
• Obama health drive faces critical vote (AFP)
• US to drop shooting case against Blackwater guard (AP)
• Obama, revisiting Nixon, says 9/11 suspect guilty (AP)
• UN committee targets Iran's rights violations (AP)
• Kidnapped Britons say Somali pirates may kill them (AP
• Obama touts Asia trade to create jobs (AFP)
• Is imam a terror recruiter or just an incendiary preacher?
• Iowa3 (CQPolitics.com)
• Upper-Bracket Tax May Be Needed for Afghan War Cost, Levin
• Senate Dems moving ahead on crucial health vote (AP)
• Ethics committee: No punishment for Burris (AP)
• Analysis: Outlook for tough Iran sanctions is dim (AP)
• Palin embraced in Indiana GOP hub (Politico)
• Obama takes friendly fire on economy (Politico)
• US envoy pans media coverage of Obama China visit (AP)
• Report: 20-somethings can go 2 years between Paps (AP)
• FEC fines Fieger firm over campaign donations (AP)
• FAA says flight computers working again (AP)
• Midday shooting in central Paris kills 1, wounds 2 (AP
• Ashton defends EU appointment (AFP)
• Republicans urge Obama decision on Afghan strategy (AF
• Pentagon launches new probe of Fort Hood shootings (Mc
• Coakley (CQPolitics.com)
• Giuliani Said to Consider Run for Gillibrand’s U.S. Se
• FAA glitch causes widespread US air travel delays (AP)
• Stimulus watchdog: Job creation data flawed (AP)
• GAO: Fraud in gov't contracts for disabled vets (AP)
• Obama rewards big donors with plum jobs overseas (Poli
• Going mum: GOP governors on Palin (Politico)
• Obama says US, allies discussing Iran sanctions (AP)
• Senate girds for historic debate on health bill (AP)
• US Senators target plastic surgery in health overhaul
• Go 'Rogue' in brief: Alaska, campaign, family, oil (AP
• Black firefighters object to white promotions (AP)
• White House: Israeli housing plans dismaying (AP)
• WTO to rule on US food labelling challenge (AFP)
• WTO authorizes Brazil sanctions over U.S. cotton (Reut
• Feinstein seeks national energy standards for TVs (AP)
• Obama salutes U.S. troops in S. Korea before heading home
• Carolina Candidate Gets Fundraising Help From Huckabee
• Obama Says He Seeks to Break Pattern With North Korea
• Senate Dem leader bringing out new health bill (AP)
• Obama: Professed 9/11 mastermind will be convicted (AP
• A Great Wall: Obama tours China's iconic site (AP)
• Rep.: Expand fed regulators' power (Politico)
• Palin: Obama policies 'back assward' (Politico)
• Black power has arrived — with some new challenges (A
• AP Poll: Gov't health plan divides public (AP)
• Senate Democrats plan to unveil healthcare bill (Reute
• Detective says chief ordered mass arrests (AP)
• Justice Scalia speaks about Constitution in Ohio (AP)
• Pomp meets politics as British govt unveils agenda (AP
• Dalai Lama expresses concern about Tibetan cause (AP)
• Main 9/11 plotter will be convicted: Obama (AFP)
• Obama says Afghan decision weeks away, visits S. Korea
• AdHead (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama, Hu Vow Cooperation Amid Divisions Over Trade (B
• Obama, Hu vow cooperation but produce few deals (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Tobacco execs quickly find tax loophole (AP
• Army suicides to top 2008, but progress reported (AP)
• When a hug becomes a kiss of death (Politico)
• The diplomacy of deference (Politico)
• SPIN METER: Did Obama grovel? (AP)
• AP Poll: Americans fret over health overhaul costs (AP
• Conservative 'unconcedes' in NY US House race (AP)
• Reports: Army to probe alleged shooter's career (AP)
• CAPITAL CULTURE: Sotomayor adds celebrity to court (AP
• Clinton welcomes 9/11 trials in New York City (AP)
• Somali pirates seize chemical tanker: EU (AFP)
• Obama orders task force to fight financial crime (Reut
• Should employers be required to offer health insurance?
• Waysmeans (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Urges China to Heed Commitment on Currency Appreciati
• Obama to China: Uncensored society is healthy (AP)
• AP Poll: Fine print in health care prompts worries (AP
• Millions will have to repay part of tax credit (AP)
• Obama calls for a more open China (Politico)
• Medicare Part D: A health care success (Politico)
• Henderson: GM to begin repaying aid by year-end (AP)
• Radical Imam says he didn't pressure Fort Hood shooter
• AP NewsBreak: Mass. senator driven home by cops (AP)
• Supreme Court won't hear Redskins name case (Reuters)
• Judge frees Rwandan, overturns genocide conviction (AP
• Czech, US officials discuss missile defense (AP)
• Outrage in Washington over Obama's Japan bow (AFP)
• Report links donations, lawmakers' support of Cuba embargo
• Norquist (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Says U.S.-China Trade Spurs Prosperity for Both
• Dozens of Gitmo detainees finally get day in court (AP
• Dems, GOP split on NY trials of alleged terrorists (AP
• Clinton: Specific demands will accompany US help (AP)
• Judges could free detainees in U.S. (Politico)
• Dems risk losing Catholics over abortion (Politico)
• Obama arrives in China for first-ever visit (AP)
• US, Russia say sanctions a posssibility for Iran (AP)
• Virginia Freshmen Diverge on Path to Re-Election (CQPo
• Excerpts from rulings in Guantanamo Bay cases (AP)
• Russia's Putin wins approval for gas pipeline to EU (R
• Kenya harvest example on reversing food shortage (AP)
• Obama may not meet Guantanamo deadline: top aide (AFP)
• In China, Obama will glimpse world's new center of gravity
• Obama's Door-to-Door Sales Team (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Says Time Running Out for Iran in Negotiations (
• 2012 already? GOP wannabes jockeying early (AP)
• In Asia, Obama pushing arms control with Russians (AP)
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Abortion rights groups rebound (AP
• Palin's five book tour goals (Politico)
• 'America's first Pacific president' (Politico)
• Obama urges Congress to put off Fort Hood probe (AP)
• Govt: Medicare paid $47 billion in suspect claims (AP)
• Republican bashes Dems over health care proposals (AP)
• A risky setting for NYC trial of 9/11 suspects (AP)
• 9/11 plotters face death penalty in New York trial (AF
• Russian says troops kill 20 militants in Chechnya (AP)
• Obama pledges greater U.S. engagement in Asia (Reuters
• Civilian terror trials provoke worries about safety, acquit
• Top GOP Challengers Pass Conservative Litmus Test (CQP
• Plan to Try Terror Suspects Sends ‘Mixed Message,â€Â
• Holder: US likely to ask death for 9/11 defendants (AP
• Army: Morale down among troops in Afghanistan (AP)
• Obama: Decision soon on troops for Afghanistan (AP)
• Palin: AP 'erroneously reporting' (Politico)
• Polls: Dodd's fighting for political life (Politico)
• Sarah Palin goes after McCain camp in new book (AP)
• Napolitano pronounces US border more secure now (AP)
• Health care issues: US costs vs. other countries (AP)
• FAA: Military to be alerted sooner of lost contact (AP
• AP source: US envoy objects to troop increase (AP)
• UK: Toddler hit by playmate gets payout (AP)
• Swine flu causes surge of garlic sales in Serbia (AP)
• Republicans blast Obama decision on Gitmo (Reuters)
• Counsel Craig is first to leave Obama White House (McC
• Pelosi To Endorse Capuano In Senate Primary (CQPolitic
• Obama Says U.S., Japan Must Solve Base Dispute ‘Expedi
• CIA said to have won turf war against intel chief (AP)
• Obama faces daunting challenges in Far East tour (AP)
• Gates: Obama picking best ideas among many options (AP
• Dede: GOP not based on 'substance' (Politico)
• ACORN sues over funding cut (Politico)
• Obama announces December forum on finding jobs (AP)
• Obama said to want revised Afghanistan options (AP)
• Health care issues: Controlling medical costs (AP)
• AP poll: Family dinner survives, with distractions (AP
• Retired Justice O'Connor's husband dies (AP)
• Recent federal civilian and military executions (AP)
• War criminal praises ministate she helped create (AP)
• Spain tries 11 over alleged Islamic terror plot (AP)
• Obama announces December jobs crisis talks (AFP)
• Experts want to make state jobs program national (McCl
• Analysis: 2010 To Be Referendum On Obama (CQPolitics.c
• U.S. Afghan Envoy Said to Advise Against More Troops (
• Obama honors veterans at Arlington cemetery (AP)
• Gov't says brown pelicans are endangered no longer (AP
• Husband of retired Justice O'Connor dies (AP)
• Jenny Sanford endorses in gov race (Politico)
• We shouldn't be attacking our own (Politico)
• Public signing cards for troops on Veterans Day (AP)
• Military sees increase in wounded in Afghanistan (AP)
• AP's Davis wins Dirksen Award for bailout coverage (AP
• Jerry Brown again? Some Calif. Dems express unease (AP
• EU to choose first president on Nov 19 (AFP)
• US urges Asian nations to push Myanmar on elections (A
• Now it's the Senate's turn for financial legislation (
• Where Deep Pockets Might Matter Most in 2010 (CQPoliti
• Clinton Warns Senate on Failure as Health-Bill Timeline Sli
• Obama narrows Afghan strategy to 4 options (AP)
• FBI reassessing past look at Fort Hood suspect (AP)
• White House communications chief to step down (AP)
• Dodd pitches major financial overhaul (Politico)
• Committees launch Ft. Hood probes (Politico)
• AP sources: Bill Clinton to speak to Dem senators (AP)
• Pres. Obama pressed into role as nation's healer (AP)
• GOP ex-candidate leaves NY Assembly leadership job (AP
• Israeli prime minister calls for peace talks (AP)
• Supreme Court reinstates death penalty of Ohioan (AP)
• Iran, North Korea top Clinton's overseas agenda (AP)
• Merkel wants climate action from US, China, India (AP)
• Berlusconi's allies move to shield him from trials (AP
• Housing plan reaches 1 in 5 borrowers (AP)
• Republicans hope for influence in Senate health debate
• 'Elephant Gun To A Mouse Fight' In Connecticut (CQPoli
• Abortion Issue Threatens Health-Care Overhaul Plan (Bl
• Radical imam praises alleged Fort Hood shooter (AP)
• Advice for Obama: 'Start knocking heads' on health (AP
• Court won't hear case with conflict question (AP)
• GOP takes aim at vulnerable Dems in health war (Politi
• Tears, tempers fly in Pelosi campaign (Politico)
• Terror training camps smaller, harder to target (AP)
• US, Germany increase pressure on Afghan's Karzai (AP)
• Health care issues: Tax increases for overhaul (AP)
• High court looks at life in prison for juveniles (AP)
• Obama arrival in Tokyo delayed by a day (AP)
• Kraft makes new, lowered bid for Cadbury (AP)
• Obama to meet Netanyahu in shadow of Mideast crisis (A
• Iraqi parliament passes crucial election law (McClatch
• Will Politics Ever Be Color Blind? (CQPolitics.com)
• Betting Against Obama Health Care Increases as Time Grows S
• GOP lawmaker says Dems put agenda ahead of country (AP
• Tough road ahead in Senate for health care bill (AP)
• Senator: Senate will investigate Army shootings (AP)
• All eyes on Reid (Politico)
• House passes historic health bill (Politico)
• Casey: Shootings leading to a hard look at Army (AP)
• Casey says war in Afghanistan needs more US troops (AP
• House backs anti-abortion amendment (Reuters)
• Details emerge about Fort Hood suspect's history (AP)
• High court to look at life in prison for juveniles (AP
• Obama to speak to House Dems as health vote nears (AP)
• Medvedev: Arms control deal with US can be reached (AP
• Giant dominoes form tribute to Berlin Wall's fall (AP)
• Democrats gird for next step in health care fight (AFP
• As oceans fall ill, Washington bureaucrats squabble (M
• CQ Transcript: Reps. Van Hollen, Pence, Sen. Lieberman Gov.
• Pelosi Says House Will Pass Health-Care Legislation (B
• Details emerge about Fort Hood suspect background (AP)
• Obama says don't jump to conclusions on shooting (AP)
• Obama signs homebuyer, jobless bill assistance (AP)
• Pelosi still dealing as vote nears (Politico)
• Dems see lessons in defeat of Deeds (Politico)
• Family calls suspects actions deplorable (AP)
• House Dems say Sat. vote on health care may slip (AP)
• Focus on House wins, counsels Kaine (Politico)
• Former NASA official sentenced to probation (AP)
• SC high court says gov's ethics probe is public (AP)
• Pilots who overshot airport appeal license revocation
• Russian FM optimistic on arms control treaty deal (AP)
• Taliban turns screws on UN in Afghanistan (AFP)
• Flags lowered to half-staff after attack: Obama (AFP)
• Senate rejects effort to block civilian trials for 9/11 sus
• Love and Marriage, Law and Reality (CQPolitics.com)
• Palin May Visit Iowa as Republican Hopefuls Plant 2012 Seed
• Seniors' lobby endorses House Dem health care bill (AP
• Majority leader: House will pass health bill (AP)
• Senate Democrats advance climate bill without GOP (AP)
• Bachmann calls for 'scare' tactics (Politico)
• Election result: Red-state Dems worried, rethink agenda
• Congress set to expand homebuyer tax credit (AP)
• Congress set to clear aid to jobless, homebuyers (AP)
• Hoyer expects House to pass healthcare bill (Reuters)
• Govt criticizes Toyota press release on floor mats (AP
• US Supreme Court hears judicial misconduct cases (AFP)
• Holder, Gates oppose restrictions on Gitmo trials (AP)
• New delay in search for crashed Rio-Paris plane (AP)
• EU leader: Cuba must make human rights gestures (AP)
• Obama promises to include US Indians in 'American dream'
• Warning sign for Democrats: They're losing independents
• Vahouse (CQPolitics.com)
• Republican Wins May Make Democrats Cautious on Obama Agenda
• House Democrats clear the way for health care vote (AP
• Former HP CEO Fiorina announces bid for US Senate (AP)
• White House monitoring crackdown in Iran (AP)
• Strong public option a cure for system (Politico)
• Dems seek limits on payday loans (Politico)
• White House hoping violence in Iran won't spread (AP)
• Clinton: US wants Israel settlement halt 'forever' (AP
• Utah AG Shurtleff suspends US Senate campaign (AP)
• SPIN METER: Rankings unfair to US higher ed? (AP)
• Court worries about stifling prosecutors (AP)
• Schools improve certification for school lunches (AP)
• Georgia's FM renounces Russian citizenship (AP)
• Cameron to unveil fresh EU policy (AFP)
• White House: Tuesday's GOP wins not about Obama (AP)
• Why did blue-chip Goldman take a walk on subprime's wild si
• Close Call on Maine Gay Marriage Ban (CQPolitics.com)
• Republicans Ride Economic Woes to Wins in Two States (
• Races an early test of Obama influence (AP)
• GOP senators absent at start of climate debate (AP)
• Merkel calls for strong deal on climate change (AP)
• Edelman buys digital advocacy firm (Politico)
• Five things to watch in Virginia (Politico)
• House GOP offers 230-page health bill (AP)
• NIH official vouches for safety of flu vaccine (AP)
• US Senate Republicans skip open of climate change talks
• Poll: generation gap in Eastern Europe on politics (AP
• Sniper attorneys to appeal execution to high court (AP
• Mexico extradites 11 fugitives to US (AP)
• New video on missing British girl Madeleine McCann (AP
• Group: Congo military killed hundreds of civilians (AP
• Obama hosting EU-US summit at White House (AP)
• Goldman left foreign investors holding the subprime bag
• Goodman (CQPolitics.com)
• New Jersey, Virginia Vote as Palin Stumps in N.Y. (Blo
• Obama: Private, public sectors must create jobs (AP)
• High court won't review civil rights-era case (AP)
• Court to decide if two-person Labor Board legal (AP)
• Critics raise concerns at Commerce (Politico)
• Conservatives take aim at leaders, Crist, other races
• Audit: KBR must trim Iraq work force or face fines (AP
• Rule would boost unions at airlines, railroads (AP)
• Biden campaigns for Democrat in NY House race (AP)
• Diplomat: US engaged in 'civil war' in Afghanistan (AP
• Court seems unlikely to get involved in fee fight (AP)
• Limbaugh says Obama 'in over his head' (AP)
• Tower of London Beefeaters suspended for bullying (AP)
• UN: Congolese army killed 62 civilians in E. Congo (AP
• Obama warns more job losses coming (Reuters)
• Goldman now seizing homes subprime mortgages bought (M
• Conservative Party Candidate Leads in New York (CQPoli
• Senate, House Move Closer on Health Bills as Battle Goes Pu
• Top Republican pushes for decision on war strategy (AP
• A few elections, a few clues about our politics (AP)
• Govt says swine flu vaccine catching up to demand (AP)
• Fiasco: N.Y. Republicans deliver again (Politico)
• Base sends GOP warning shot in NY-23 (Politico)
• Geithner: Economy rebounding, but job growth lags (AP)
• Limbaugh: Obama wants to take big chunk of economy (AP
• GOP House leader says moderates wanted in party (AP)
• Afghan official: 8 linked to UN attack arrested (AP)
• Statesmen meet in Berlin for reunification event (AP)
• Obama community college proposal may not be enough (AP
• Palin's much-anticipated book inspires -- well, copies
• Scozzafava Ends Campaign in N.Y. Special Election (CQP
• Abdullah Withdraws From Afghan Presidential Run-Off (B
• Standard time back to the standard on Sunday (AP)
• Third party challenges in NJ, NY are warning sign (AP)
• After all the fuss, govt health plan to cover few (AP)
• This week in playback (Politico)
• Scozzafava bows out of NY-23 race (Politico)
• Obama highlights fresh signs of economic growth (AP)
• No trick: 2,000 kids knocking on White House door (AP)
• Republican in NY House race suspends campaign (AP)
• Military notified too late to launch fighter jets (AP)
• World's largest cruise ship sails for US port (AP)
• UN guard killed in Afghanistan hailed as hero (AP)
• Obama assures economy moving in 'right direction' (AFP
• Health care: Some agreement, then there's the public option
• New York: Third-Party Candidate In Tight Race With Democrat
• Afghan Leader Karzai Seeks Change, U.S. Confidence, Kerry S
• Obama lifts ban on US entry for those with HIV (AP)
• Gov't says stimulus saved or created 650,000 jobs (AP)
• Senate, White House agree on reporter protections (AP)
• Ethics list heavy on defense spenders (Politico)
• Lawmakers targeted in ethics probe (Politico)
• Clinton faces Pakistani anger at Predator attacks (AP)
• Congressional ethics report leaked, reveals names (AP)
• Health care issues: Public plan compromises (AP)
• An hour more sleep — must be standard time again (AP)
• Pa. high court dismisses juvenile convictions (AP)
• Support for Blair as EU president fading: reports (AFP
• EU agrees climate funding deal (AFP)
• Obama to talk Afghanistan troop numbers with military brass
• Library of Congress stands by report on Honduras coup
• Lobbying From The Great Beyond (CQPolitics.com)
• ‘Tribal Chiefs’ Pressure Reid to Spend More on He
• Obama restores private intel board's key power (AP)
• Obama extolls new GDP figures as 'welcome news' (AP)
• Clinton to meet Abbas, Netanyahu in Middle East (AP)
• Pelosi starts clock on House health bill (Politico)
• High hopes for new GOP app (Politico)
• Obama: Health overhaul a boon to small businesses (AP)
• Pelosi: New health care bill is 'historic moment' (AP)
• US House Democrats unveil health care overhaul plan (A
• US judge: Russia defaults on Jewish document suit (AP)
• EU seeks to lift last treaty obstacle, look to future
• Obama admin urges Congress extend homebuyer credit (Re
• Pelosi to unveil House version of health care bill (Mc
• The Risks of Success: Watering Down The Public Option
• House Health Plan Has Public Option, Millionaire Tax (
• Pay czar: No need to take on more authority (AP)
• House panel votes for new rating agency rules (AP)
• Obama hails Brooke as Congress bestows high honor (AP)
• Let the House fully debate health care (Politico)
• Deal breakers? (Politico)
• Clinton offers Pakistan help, sympathy after blast (AP
• As NJ election nears, voters rapt on World Series (AP)
• House panel approves Iranian fuel sanctions bill (Reut
• FAA grounds wayward Northwest Airlines pilots (AP)
• Hawaii Supreme Court ending ceded lands case (AP)
• Obama putting $3.4B toward a 'smart' power grid (AP)
• Russian space chief proposes nuclear spaceship (AP)
• Brown 'happy' to back Blair as EU chief (AFP)
• McCain exhorts Obama to make Afghan decision now (AP)
• Palin got at least $1.25 million for book, forms show
• Tennessee (CQPolitics.com)
• Reid Lacks Votes for Health Insurance Public Option (B
• House leader applauds Reid public option move (AP)
• Obama announces $3.4B for 'smart' power grid (AP)
• Report: Amtrak loss comes to $32 per passenger (AP)
• Baucus criticizes Boxer climate bill (Politico)
• Obama to announce smart grid plans (Politico)
• Long-term care insurance program gains in House (AP)
• Gov't may say recession over but not job losses (AP)
• Oregon congressman back to work after H1N1 virus (AP)
• Senate hearing kicks off climate bill (AP)
• Justice Scalia: Rival doctrine seeks rigidity (AP)
• EU gives go-ahead for Pepsi bottler deal (AFP)
• Nazi hit man goes on trial in Germany (AP)
• H1N1 National Emergency: Time for Concern, Not Panic (
• Lawmakers wary of some Obama bank oversight plans (McC
• Politics of Health Care: Republicans Vs. AARP (CQPolit
• Obama to Announce $3.4 Billion in Electric ‘Smart-Grid
• HHS' Sebelius: Ample flu vaccine will be available (AP
• AP Source: 3 DEA agents killed in Afghan crash (AP)
• FBI, police rescue 52 kids in prostitution probes (AP)
• What to do with extra PAC money? (Politico)
• Police powers are the wrong tool (Politico)
• Scientist pleaded guilty to overbilling NASA, DOD (AP)
• FACT CHECK: Health insurers' profits 35th of 53 (AP)
• AFL-CIO head flexible on taxing high-value plans (AP)
• Biden to discuss future of former GM plant in Del. (AP
• U.N. diplomats press Afghan commission for election changes
• Conservative Anglican leaders urge change (AP)
• 57% Say Health Care Plan Will Increase Costs, 53% Say It Wi
• Democrats brace for end of Virginia winning streak (Mc
• Political Economy: Derivatives Unmasked (CQPolitics.co
• Reid Lacks Consensus on Public Option as House Fine-Tunes P
• FACT CHECK: Health insurer profits not so fat (AP)
• Lawmakers split on timing of Afghan decision (AP)
• Senate GOP leader: More swine flu help if asked (AP)
• Anti-incumbent wave pounds city halls (Politico)
• In his own image: Obama's DNC (Politico)
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Bill Gates sways govt dollars (AP)
• Senator: Public option is close to gaining votes (AP)
• Nuclear energy becomes pivotal in climate debate (AP)
• 2 Supreme Court justices taking stage in DC opera (AP)
• White House opens Web site programming to public (AP)
• UN nuclear inspectors head to Iran to visit site (AP)
• Russian president defends vote that helped Kremlin (AP
• Obama asked Spain to deliver message to Cuba: report (
• Costs for U.S. project in Afghanistan balloon, benefit hype
• CQ Politics Ratings Update: The West (CQPolitics.com)
• Afghan Envoy Says Karzai Is Open to UN-Run Election (B
• Obama declares swine flu a national emergency (AP)
• Patients — and patience — in health care end game (A
• Al-Qaida and the Taliban: Knowing your enemy (AP)
• This week in video (Politico)
• Bernanke's trillion-dollar decision (Politico)
• Recyclers want more time to dispose of clunkers (AP)
• EPA: Climate bill could add $100 year in costs (AP)
• Republicans bash Dems over health care proposals (AP)
• Pilot that overshot airport: Crew wasn't napping (AP)
• Thomas to other Supreme Court justices: Hush! (AP)
• Asian nations look to 'lead world' (AFP)
• Canada hits out at EU over visa spat (AFP)
• Obama declares swine flu emergency (AFP)
• Iran waffles on accepting international nuclear agreement
• Race for Fallin Seat a Three-Way Rumble (CQPolitics.co
• Obama Adviser Emanuel Set to Speak to Critics at U.S. Chamb
• Senate bill may have public insurance plan (AP)
• Abortion divides House Dems in health care debate (AP)
• NATO considering beefing up Afghan war support (AP)
• Pelosi lacks votes for most sweeping public option (Po
• Obama is breaking his war vow (Politico)
• Obama Cabinet members often stop in Reid country (AP)
• Politics at play as Obama talks energy at MIT (AP)
• House health reform will have public option: Pelosi (R
• Pilots should have had warning of airport approach (AP
• US, SKorean defense ministers: NK still a threat (AP)
• Czech President warms to EU treaty compromise (AFP)
• Sarkozy's son wins board post after scandal (AP)
• New bill on "too big to fail" fix seen Monday (Reuters
• Bribery allegations surface against Alaska Rep. Young
• One 'No' Too Many? (CQPolitics.com)
• Snowe Rejects Public Option as Senate Democrats Weigh Measu
• Drug raids targeting Mexican cartel nab 300-plus (AP)
• House panel approves consumer protection agency (AP)
• Treasury to order bailed-out firms to slash pay (AP)
• Arena Digest: Is Obama's offensive overdue or overdone?
• Partisanship puts Dems in peril (Politico)
• Key senators may rebuff Obama on health care (AP)
• Gates to seek Afghan aid without talking troops (AP)
• Deal on Medicare payments boosts House health bill (AP
• Groves worried about cost overruns in 2010 census (AP)
• Top US court urged to reject Gitmo Uighur appeal (AFP)
• Obama hits campaign trail for NJ Gov Jon Corzine (AP)
• AU official: China most concerned with resources (AP)
• Slovak PM criticizes US over Iraq war (AP)
• Obama pay czar to slash executive salaries (AFP)
• Republicans press census to add citizenship question (
• Newyork (CQPolitics.com)
• House Targets Insurers With Antitrust Challenge, Public Opt
• Health insurers may lose antitrust exemption (AP)
• 'Possible' Obama Afghan announcement before Nov. 7 (AP
• House panel says states can protect consumers (AP)
• Alexander to Obama: No 'enemies list' (Politico)
• Dissent can forge a path to prudence (Politico)
• CDC concedes vaccine production behind schedule (AP)
• Karzai needed convincing twice on new election (AP)
• Group tries to blunt right wing on closing Gitmo (AP)
• Government eyes off-road recreational vehicles (AP)
• Top US court to hear Guantanamo Uighur case (AFP)
• Analysis: Another Afghan vote masks U.S. predicament (
• UN investigator urges protection of detainees (AP)
• Vatican seeks to lure disaffected Anglicans (AP)
• Obama to press Thais on 'Merchant of Death': official
• After Obama's defense rebuff, Poland to get missile interce
• Vagov (CQPolitics.com)
• Republicans Look to Farmer From Frog Jump to Retake U.S. Ho
• Roberts speaks out on drunk driving case (AP)
• Obama welcomes Karzai standing again for election (AP)
• Virginia governor race a snapshot of US attitudes (AP)
• Housing credit extension on track (Politico)
• Arena Digest: Is Fox News legit news? (Politico)
• US scientist accused of trying to sell secrets (AP)
• High court to consider Uighurs' plea for freedom (AP)
• Analysis: Courting doctors in special interest war (AP
• Report: Students need more veggies, fewer calories (AP
• Supreme Court to hear Guantanamo Uighurs appeal (Reute
• Biden heading to Central Europe to quell doubts (AP)
• EU OKs tougher penalties for illegal fishing (AP)
• Biden to reassure Poles during European trip (AP)
• Afghan run-off as Obama mulls troop decision (AFP)
• Health care bills would end gender differences in rates, bu
• Congressman Breaks With Party To Endorse Bloomberg (CQ
• Reid Leads Democrats In Carving Out Favors for States on He
• Feds to issue new medical marijuana policy (AP)
• Health care bill makes Sen. Roland Burris relevant (AP
• Analysis: Washington's overplayed hand on Russia (AP)
• Chamber victimized by climate hoax (Politico)
• The GOP's Rangel dilemma (Politico)
• Adviser: Obama awaiting finished health care bill (AP)
• Adviser: Obama waits on finished health care bill (AP)
• Reid Acts Lax As Race Heats Up (CQPolitics.com)
• June 21 retrial set for former lobbyist (AP)
• Sotomayor says nomination tightly scripted (AP)
• Lavrov, EU leaders focus on bilateral ties (AP)
• U.S. keeps Sudan sanctions but offers dialogue (Reuter
• U.S. to ease medical marijuana prosecutions (McClatchy
• Senate Candidates Rack Up Seven Figures In Three Months
• Summers Tells Finance Executives to Stop Fighting Tougher R
• White House says stimulus money still kicking in (AP)
• Aides: Obama not demanding government-run option (AP)
• Emanuel: Can Afghan govt be effective US partner? (AP)
• Axelrod: Fox 'not really news' (Politico)
• Dems see path for Deeds in Virginia (Politico)
• Dodd says Wall Street compensation is outrageous (AP)
• White House advisers say Fox News is not news (AP)
• NY House race seen as test for GOP, Obama (AP)
• Pigs may have tested positive for H1N1 (AP)
• German coalition parties see deal within next week (Re
• Masked gunmen kill Darfur police at U.N. compound (Reu
• Obama deserving of the 'hype' and the Nobel: Bono (AFP
• How Moody's sold ratings -- and sold out investors (Mc
• Spending Escalates in New York Special (CQPolitics.com
• Hitting early, swine flu claims 11 more kids in US (AP
• Obama praises Senate committee's health care vote (AP)
• Obama administration shifting policy on Sudan (AP)
• AFSCME's McEntee takes on W.H. (Politico)
• Christie takes aim at Daggett (Politico)
• Obama urges people to serve their communities (AP)
• Peanut products doing just fine after health scare (AP
• Look at health care plans in House, Senate (AP)
• DA asks court to reject OJ co-defendant appeal (AP)
• UN panel to investigate Guinea killings (AP)
• Kosovo, Macedonia sign border deal (AP)
• Obama hails progress on health reform (AFP)
• Democrats' ethics problems spark GOP election hopes (M
• Second Stopgap Funding Measure on House Agenda (CQPoli
• Obama Administration Pushes Back at Bank Lobbying on Regula
• NRC: Up to Congress to stop nuke waste imports (AP)
• Investigators find flaws in Army body armor tests (AP)
• Obama and elder Bush team up on call to service (AP)
• Ensign pulls in less than $33K (Politico)
• Health reform's pre-existing condition (Politico)
• Figure in Abramoff scandal gets a year in prison (AP)
• STIMULUS WATCH: Stimulus boon for South, Southwest (AP
• House Democrats paring cost of health care bill (AP)
• State list of jobs created or saved after stimulus (AP
• U.S. justice Ginsburg hospitalized for drowsiness (Reu
• Berlin brothel cuts rates for 'green' customers (AP)
• Pope calls for 'determined' action on hunger (AP)
• Bomb kills four US soldiers in Afghanistan (AFP)
• One industry that's booming: debt collection (McClatch
• Gingrich Steps Up For GOP in Special Election (CQPolit
• Rockefeller Says Democrats Can’t Tailor Health Care to
• Obama signs major Pakistan aid bill (AP)
• Federal contractors report 30,000 stimulus jobs (AP)
• Pelosi makes case for government-run health option (AP
• Breaking the last racial taboo (Politico)
• Adm. Roughead favors older ships (Politico)
• Justice Ginsburg hospitalized overnight, released (AP)
• Report: Smoking bans protect nonsmokers' hearts (AP)
• Obama, liberals split on security and media issues (AP
• It's official: No Social Security increase in 2010 (AP
• Court statement about Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg (AP)
• Math scores by state (AP)
• UN cuts food rations for refugees in Nepal (AFP)
• Google to launch Google Editions platform (AP)
• Obama signs huge Pakistan aid package into law (AFP)
• Still a long way to go before health bill becomes law
• Newyork23 (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Becomes Target on Afghan Troop Review as Pressure Ris
• Math tests: Fourth-grader progress stalls (AP)
• From Baghdad to Boston, Biden re-redefining VP job (AP
• Another GOP senator open to health care overhaul (AP)
• Gore coming to Va. for Deeds (Politico)
• Dem gives back Murtha money (Politico)
• Clinton urges Russia to open up, embrace dissent (AP)
• House panel begins push on financial overhaul (AP)
• Pakistani official: US aid won't hurt sovereignty (AP)
• NTSB to review crash of organ transplant plane (AP)
• Supreme Court to hear appeal by Enron's Skilling (AFP)
• Explorers: North Pole summers ice free in 10 years (AP
• Russian gays express disappointment in Clinton (AP)
• Harsh Gaza report yields unintended consequences (AP)
• Senate Finance panel approves health-care overhaul (Mc
• CQ Profile: Rep. Robert Wexler, Publicity-Loving Liberal
• Senate Has ‘Miles to Go’ on Health Care After Vot
• In a skeptical age, Obama is government's face (AP)
• Russian FM: Threats of Iran sanctions won't work (AP)
• Baucus: 'Time to get the job done' on health care (AP)
• What is Olympia Snowe thinking? (Politico)
• Divorcing the GOP establishment (Politico)
• Supreme Court will hear appeal of Enron's Skilling (AP
• Dems scramble after warning from health insurers (AP)
• Southcarolina (CQPolitics.com)
• Job data to show stimulus aided teachers, laborers (AP
• Supreme Court to hear appeal by Enron's Skilling (Reut
• 2 convicted in Germany of supporting terror group (AP)
• Milan police detain 2 more in barracks attack (AP)
• Lawyers seek order to release Kuwaiti at Guantanamo (R
• Partisan split likely in key Senate health care vote (
• Wrangle Over Rangel Shows Signs of Strain (CQPolitics.
• Insurers Attack Health Overhaul Before Senate Vote (Bl
• Cities lag in preparations for high-stakes census (AP)
• Clinton says Nobel a recognition of Obama's vision (AP
• Key senator says Afghanistan mission in jeopardy (AP)
• What's with all the @#%! language? (Politico)
• Think Progress makes its mark (Politico)
• Clinton in Belfast seeks power-sharing progress (AP)
• Insurers mount attack against health reform (AP)
• Climate plan sends air of unease across Rust Belt (AP)
• Amtrak ridership down, but still near record high (AP)
• Obama: One more push for health care cooperation (AP)
• Top German court receives Demjanjuk appeal (AP)
• Americans Ostrom, Williamson win Nobel economics (AP)
• Energy Secretary Chu hopeful about climate bill (Reute
• Women Lawmakers Put a Personal Stamp on Health Overhaul
• Health-Care Plan Future Rests on Snowe, Democrats (Blo
• Weapons failed US troops during Afghan firefight (AP)
• Key Democrat urges better strategy for Afghanistan (AP
• Air of unease across Rust Belt from climate plan (AP)
• Tea partiers turn on GOP leadership (Politico)
• Graham signs on to climate bill (Politico)
• Senate GOP leader says he would back troop request (AP
• Clinton downplays threat to Pakistan nuke arsenal (AP)
• Potential Reid Challenger Will Report Banking $1.3 Million
• Calif. top justice slams state referendum process (AP)
• Axelrod: Afghanistan plan deeper than troop surge (AP)
• Afghan vote fraud 'significant': UN special envoy (AFP
• Winners of the Nobel economics prize (AP)
• Gay rights advocates march on DC, divided on Obama (AP
• Obama vows unqualified support for gay-rights agenda (
• CQ Transcript: Sens. Reed, McConnell on CBS's 'Face the Nat
• Obama Says He’ll End Military’s ‘Don’t
• Russians praise, GOP mocks, Obama's peace prize (AP)
• Wait for benefits is 3 years if health care passes (AP
• Solar power outshining Colorado's gas industry (AP)
• Can Obama win over the gay community? (Politico)
• Obama: Consensus and obstructionism on health care (AP
• Rep. Frank says DC gay rights march misses mark (AP)
• Congress set to act to keep abuse photos hidden (AP)
• Highway deaths at record low in first half of 2009 (AP
• UK's Brown reveals he has 2 retina tears (AP)
• Polish president ratifies EU reform treaty (AP)
• Fidel Castro calls Obama Nobel positive measure (AP)
• Graham moves to block Obama from trying 9/11 suspects in U.
• Deeds: Obama Will Campaign Again in Virginia (CQPoliti
• Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize Elicits Surprised, Divided R
• Obama says he'll accept Nobel as 'call to action' (AP)
• Analysis: Obama's Nobel honors promise, not action (AP
• Gore calls Obama's Nobel Prize win well deserved (AP)
• Obama: I will accept as 'call to action' (Politico)
• Limbaugh: 'Greater embarrassment' than losing Olympics
• GOP member shoots target with Fla. rep's initials (AP)
• NASA probes hits moon twice; few pictures yet (AP)
• Obama, Democrats court women on health overhaul (AP)
• GOP chairman scoffs at Obama winning Peace prize (AP)
• Sharp debate at high court over cross on US land (AP)
• Gov't: Over 60 percent of kids exposed to violence (AP
• US, EU officials give Bosnians advice (AP)
• Baby born in Germany to woman in coma (AP)
• Americans greet Obama prize with joy, derision (AFP)
• Watchdog: Obama's mortgage relief efforts aren't good enoug
• 'Joe the Plumber' to Plug Eagar's Senate Bid (CQPoliti
• Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize for Reviving Diplomacy (B
• AP Poll: Health care overhaul has a pulse (AP)
• EPA to review health risk from popular weed killer (AP
• Court hears arguments about cross on park land (AP)
• NRCC hits Pelosi for Afghan remarks (Politico)
• Is double-dip recession on the horizon? (Politico)
• Gov. Pawlenty headlining Iowa GOP event next month (AP
• Sebelius: Americans must get swine flu vaccination (AP
• Majority of House Democrats Oppose ‘Cadillac’ Hea
• $50B in high-speed rail applications submitted (AP)
• Age bias bill responds to Supreme Court ruling (AP)
• CAPITAL CULTURE: Modern art hits 1600 Pa. Ave. (AP)
• New PM promises Greeks "time to breathe" (AP)
• Caravaggio painting to be restored in public (AP)
• Democratic leaders to meet Obama on economy (Reuters)
• Republicans press Obama to send more troops to Afghanistan
• Florida Senate: Ex-Miami Mayor In The Mix (CQPolitics.
• Chicago Violence Haunts Obama as Gun-Control Backers Left C
• Del. GOP rep to seek Biden's former Senate seat (AP)
• Schwarzenegger supports health overhaul goals (AP)
• Court takes up free-speech case of pit bull videos (AP
• Cabinet secretaries say reevaluation makes sense (AP)
• Polish anti-corruption chief faces charges (AP)
• UK Conservatives push unpopular plans to cut debt (AP)
• Obama to consult lawmakers on Afghan war strategy (AFP
• Obama orders feds to cut energy use, emissions (McClat
• California: Whitman Questions Voting Story (CQPolitics
• Obama Weighs Spending to Stem Job Cuts Without Second Stimu
• UN: Russia should reform immigration practices (AP)
• UN index rates life best in Norway, worst in Niger (AP
• Obama prods Congress on health reform (AFP)
• CQ Transcript: U.S. Ambassador Rice on NBC's 'Meet the Pres
• Companies Seek Turnaround at Supreme Court as Sotomayor Joi
• Nerd surge: Tech execs flock to ballot (Politico)
• Obama aide hopes Gitmo closing deadline can be met (AP
• GOP senator silent on whether Ensign should stay (AP)
• No. 2 Republican keeps mum about Ensign probe (AP)
• Cybersecurity starts at home and in the office (AP)
• U.S. court term has major gun rights, business cases (
• Clinton to visit Britain, Ireland, Russia (AP)
• Pope: materialism, extremism harm Africa's future (AP)
• Vote offers Balkans EU hope despite new problems (Reut
• Suspects in Mass. church fire face new charges (AP)
• Several mortgage firms getting federal funds have spotty re
• Political Economy: False Dichotomy (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Pressured to Return to Copenhagen for Climate Talks
• Judge orders release of Cheney interview with FBI (AP)
• Pelosi: Hot rhetoric interferes with health-reform efforts
• Baucus hopes to wrap health bill Thursday (AP)
• A matter of style in special election (Politico)
• Carper quietly devises third option (Politico)
• Jobless benefits extension hits snag in Senate (AP)
• House votes against releasing detainee abuse pics (AP)
• Pelosi: Hot rhetoric interferes with Hill's work (AP)
• Political scientists report drop in US standing (AP)
• Supreme Court takes a fresh look at handgun laws (AP)
• New inquiry ordered into deadly Afghanistan battle (AP
• Greek PM faces tough fight for 3rd mandate (AP)
• Supreme Court justices sworn in ahead of opening (AP)
• Lula Vies With Obama for Olympics by Courting Africa (
• GOP equates Democrat's words to Wilson's, demands apology
• Senate Panel Faces Final Hurdle Over How to Fund Health Pla
• Top court to decide how far gun rights extend (Reuters
• Biden commemorates Violence Against Women Act (AP)
• EU report: Georgian attack started war with Russia (AP
• Save the Children targets infant mortality (AP)
• Boehner blasts Obama's Olympic move (Politico)
• Judge's order to release Kuwaiti detainee puts Obama in a b
• Minnesotans Need More Time To Figure Out Franken (CQPo
• Stacie Ritter Cries ’Shame’ at Insurers Winning i
• Public plan debate could pit Democrat vs. Democrat (AP
• Congress examines supplements with steroids (AP)
• US income gap widens as poor take hit in recession (AP
• Secret Service probing Facebook poll on Obama (AP)
• Peacekeeper killed in Darfur (AFP)
• EU says war on Somali pirates not over (AP)
• Israeli envoys to US for talks on peacemaking (AP)
• Hoffman Hauls in Endorsements in N.Y. Special Race (CQ
• NATO: Change of tactics needed in Afghanistan War (Blo
• Job losses, early retirements hurt Social Security (AP
• 3 Gitmo prisoners transferred to Ireland, Yemen (AP)
• EU to set volume limits on MP3 players (AP)
• Bosnian jailed in Serbia for war crimes (AP)
• Obama to Copenhagen for Chicago 2016 Olympic bid (AFP)
• Supreme Court faces decisions on two key terror cases
• Vermont GOP's Gov Hopes Hinge on What Dubie Will Do (C
• Schumer, Rockefeller to Test Baucus on Public Option (
• Early retirements strain Social Security system (AP)
• Clinton: Hard for Iran to make peaceful nuke claim (AP
• Gates: Closing Gitmo more complicated than thought (AP
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• US deadline to close Guantanamo 'tough': Gates (AFP)
• House ally criticizes Obama over advice he gave governor
• CQ Transcript: Secretary of State Clinton, Sen. Graham on C
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• Analysis: Seniors' fears key part of health debate (AP
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• U.S. alone can't solve world's problems, Obama tells U.N.
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• Democrats nix putting pre-vote health bill online (AP)
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• New stamps for 4 Supreme Court justices (AP)
• Fact check: It's a tax that enforces the health care requir
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• Far-right party goes after German candidates (AP)
• CFTC chief urges broad oversight of derivatives (AP)
• More U.S. troops to Afghanistan? Obama's caught in a vise
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• Report: More troops needed for Afghan war success (AP)
• Wanted: A Senate health-care leader (Politico)
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• House moves to extend unemployment benefits (AP)
• Obama: US will have the most college grads (AP)
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• Gov't investigates health insurance company mailer (AP
• Ohio court rules voter OK needed for video lottery (Re
• AP sources: Intel report drove new missile plan (AP)
• State funeral in Italy for troops killed in Kabul (AP)
• Soviet spy Yelizaveta Mukasei dead at 97 (AP)
• Obama lashes out at banks over student loans (Reuters)
• Political Economy: Freshening an Old Feud (CQPolitics.
• Obama Says He Has Been ‘Humbled’ by Tough Health-
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• Obama: First family to follow rules on flu vaccine (AP
• Obama says health plan 'not radical' (Politico)
• Obama 'skeptical' about more troops (Politico)
• Obama: Missile defense decision not about Russia (AP)
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• Rep. Rangel: Popular lawmaker with ethics issues (AP)
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• U.N. confident Afghan vote resolved before winter (Reu
• Swiss confirm officials visited Guantanamo camp (AP)
• Obama warns of 'serious issues' in Afghan election (AF
• Trade ruling adds fuel to aerial-tanker contract fight
• Senate Finance Panel Members Seek Health Plan Changes
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• Toughest test coming up for health care overhaul (AP)
• Obama rolling into week of high diplomatic stakes (AP)
• Missile defense winners and losers (Politico)
• Obama's first dance at the U.N. (Politico)
• GOP lawmaker warns against health care changes (AP)
• Obama: G-20 summit good time to assess economy (AP)
• A look at members of the Senate Finance Committee (AP)
• Reports: FCC to propose 'Net neutrality' rules (AP)
• Court temporarily halts 2nd execution attempt (AP)
• US raps UN Gaza report (AP)
• Organizers cancel Serbia's gay pride march (AP)
• Danish soldier killed in southern Afghanistan (AP)
• Ex-CIA directors urge Obama to drop abuse probe (AFP)
• U.N. session will test whether Obama can deliver (McCl
• Revolving Door Still More Red than Blue (CQPolitics.co
• Clinton warns Iran over nuclear program (AP)
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• More fights ahead in Congress over health care (AP)
• ACORN could open Pandora's box (Politico)
• Conservatives use liberal playbook (Politico)
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• IG: Improvements in VA endoscopic equipment use (AP)
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• Mass. House approves Sen. Kennedy succession bill (AP)
• Supreme Court asked to stop 2nd Ohio execution try (AP
• First lady speaks and shops at farmers market (AP)
• Nuclear conference criticizes Israeli nukes (AP)
• Theater, TV make drama from world financial crisis (AP
• Conservative Christians assail Obama agenda (Reuters)
• Baucus health plan gives nod to some Republican ideas
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• Obama Missile Plan Wins Russia Praise, No Iran Shift (
• Obama scraps Bush's European missile defense plan (AP)
• Gates: US intelligence caused change in plans (AP)
• Obama pitches health care at college campus (AP)
• Gates changes course on tanker bids (Politico)
• Arena Digest: Jimmy Carter's comments (Politico)
• Pelosi worried about angry health care rhetoric (AP)
• White House seeks ways to curb malpractice suits (AP)
• Panel begins inquiry into financial meltdown (AP)
• Cheney hospitalized for elective back surgery (AP)
• Must-know figures could change for Texas students (AP)
• EPA limits pollution from medical incinerators (AP)
• East Europe: Rancor, relief on missile shield plan (AP
• UN expert: Sri Lanka video needs impartial probe (AP)
• U.S. drops Bush plan for Europe missile shield (Reuter
• Obama scraps controversial missile defense shield (McC
• No Time to Waste in N.Y. 23 House Special (CQPolitics.
• Obama Wins Higher Ratings From Average Americans Than Inves
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• FBI director says turf problems with ATF linger (AP)
• Ethics panel defers probe on Jesse Jackson Jr. (AP)
• A look at health care plans in Congress (AP)
• Clinton to lead weapons conference delegates (AP)
• EU's Barroso wins strong mandate for new term (Reuters
• Karzai's office slams EU over vote fraud suspicions (A
• Obama: no immediate decision on troops for Afghanistan
• Baucus releases health care blueprint with no public option
• Obama unveils new clean air and fuel-economy standards
• Obama Gets 56% Job Approval Amid Deficit Concerns, Poll Sho
• Mullen says more forces needed for Afghan war (AP)
• Administration to unveil new fuel economy rules (AP)
• GOP's Wilson faces rebuke Tuesday from House Dems (AP)
• Request for more troops 'very soon' (Politico)
• So far, Obama's failing miserably (Politico)
• FBI warns police depts after NYC anti-terror raid (AP)
• Obama tells autoworkers his policies help them (AP)
• Specter tells AFL-CIO he backs organizing bill (AP)
• Intel official: US safer from al-Qaida (AP)
• Sandra Day O'Connor: End judge elections in Wash. (AP)
• Stanford lobbied for Cubans to play in tournament (AP)
• Medvedev not ruling out run in 2012 elections (AP)
• No we can't? UK think tank says US power is fading (AP
• Obama administration submits salmon plan (AP)
• Family health costs outpace inflation and wage growth
• Obama To Unveil New Clean Air Fuel-Economy Standards Tuesda
• Obama Sees Job Losses Ending, Vows to Push on Wall Street R
• Obama touts Wall St. changes on Lehman anniversary (AP
• Guard photos could harm US effort in Afghanistan (AP)
• FBI: Murder, violent crime dropped in 2008 (AP)
• Huckabee: Journalism is dead (Politico)
• Fresh eyes for poverty guidelines (Politico)
• AP Poll: A year later, worries linger on economy (AP)
• Company says it should have told US of misconduct (AP)
• Senate plan to create winners and losers (AP)
• Bin Laden reportedly calls Obama 'powerless' (AP)
• Top US court refuses to block California inmates' release
• Obama deplores shooting of anti-abortion activist (AP)
• At 92, Dame Vera Lynn has Britain's No. 1 record (AP)
• Sweden urges US Senate to act on climate bill (AP)
• Obama urges financial industry to rebuild trust (AP)
• Defiant Rep. Wilson: I won't apologize again (McClatch
• No Need for More Apologies, Wilson Says (CQPolitics.co
• Obama Says New Financial Regulations Needed as Crisis Eases
• Sebelius: Swine flu shots may start early October (AP)
• Dems seek to play down role of public option idea (AP)
• Rep. Wilson: No second apology for `You lie' words (AP
• Obama: National debate is 'coarsening' (Politico)
• Has anything changed on Wall Street? (Politico)
• Election trouble brewing for House Dems in 2010 (AP)
• More in Congress question Afghanistan policy (AP)
• Lawmaker won't apologize to Obama in Congress (Reuters
• OJ still hopeful about appeal despite bail setback (AP
• US certifies Colombia's rights record (AP)
• Election fever heightens Ukraine political chaos (AP)
• Russian officials: 7 die in Caucasus violence (AP)
• Obama heckler refuses to apologize in the House (AFP)
• Rep. Joe Wilson, gentleman lawmaker or lout? (McClatch
• GOP's Brown Gets Massachusetts Senate Boost as Card Bows Ou
• Illegal Immigrants Trigger Fight by Foes Over Obama’s
• Obama: I've every reason to get health care right (AP)
• Senator's death in duel prefaced Civil War carnage (AP
• US penalizes Chinese tires, infuriating Beijing (AP)
• Obama on health bill: 'I own it' (Politico)
• Mass. Dems wary of succession (Politico)
• Avoiding the abyss: Success without glory (AP)
• US, partner nations accept Iran's offer for talks (AP)
• Health care faces some big legislative bottlenecks (AP
• Census Bureau severs ties with ACORN in 2010 count (AP
• High court won't extend Calif. prison deadline (AP)
• Intercepted Coast Guard message led to confusion (AP)
• EU meets Mugabe to ease tension with Zimbabwe (AFP)
• World honors 9/11 heroes, but divided over war (AP)
• Obama urges action on health care reform (AFP)
• Big bucks pour into campaign after Wilson's 'You lie'
• RESOURCE: Status of Obama's Budget Cuts (CQPolitics.co
• Sept. 11 training exercise sparks confusion in DC (AP)
• Obamas lays wreath at Pentagon to observe 9/11 (AP)
• Health negotiators focus on illegal immigrants (AP)
• Coast Guard defends exercise (Politico)
• America can't overlook energy issues (Politico)
• Analysis: 'You lie!' further erodes discourse (AP)
• Health negotiators look at malpractice changes (AP)
• House Democrats Threaten Admonishment Unless Wilson Apologi
• Chinese legislator warns against protectionism (AP)
• O'Connor helping lead talks on changes for Arizona (AP
• US unhappy with Iran's latest proposal for talks (AP)
• Biden Honors NYC 9/11 Victims as Obama Hosts Memorial
• Dutch clear man of daughter's genital mutilation (AP)
• Obama to urge economic regulatory reform (Reuters)
• Calling someone a liar isn't new, but Wilson set a new stan
• 'You Lie' Fallout: Foe Hauls in Quick Half-Million (CQ
• Illegal immigrants trigger fight by foes over health overha
• Pelosi: Upping troops to Afghanistan unpopular (AP)
• Time to get vaccine against regular winter flu (AP)
• Sex complaints double against US prison workers (AP)
• Dodd to run on Wall St. crackdown (Politico)
• Advice for Obama (Politico)
• Obama: Statistics show need for overhauling health (AP
• Pentagon lawyer hedges on closing Gitmo by January (AP
• Congress must extend unemployment benefits: Pelosi (Re
• Number of uninsured rises to 46.3 million (AP)
• US Supreme Court may loosen election cash rules (AFP)
• Internal probe in handling of Philly voting case (AP)
• Space tourist uses $35M trip to back water issues (AP)
• EU to warn Honduras of further sanctions over coup (Re
• Obama looks for new momentum on healthcare (Reuters)
• Instant fame for South Carolina GOP Rep. who heckled Obama
• Obama Woos Democratic Moderates on Health Care Bill (C
• Obama Hits Reset on Health Debate to Win Wavering Democrats
• Poll: U.S.-Europe ties improve (Politico)
• Health care's path strewn with policy landmines (AP)
• Questions, answers on requiring health insurance (AP)
• Senate panel omits funding for alternate F-35 engine (
• Sebelius announces new food safety Web site (AP)
• Supreme Court considers corporate spending on elections
• Education secretary bemoans dropout rate (AP)
• Details emerging in Italian probe of Berlusconi scandal
• Chavez expected to discuss arms deals in Moscow (AP)
• Geithner pushes changes to college savings plans (AP)
• Study finds good, bad news on health care bill (McClat
• Obama Seeks To Refocus Health Care Debate (CQPolitics.
• Obama Takes on Health Care at ‘Critical Moment’ f
• Defense declines request for Guantanamo group tour (AP
• Ed Sec'y Duncan bemoans 30 percent dropout rate (AP)
• Adviser losing patience with Obama (Politico)
• Newt: 'Every child' should read speech (Politico)
• SPIN METER: Once Medicare's foe, GOP now boosts it (AP
• Time running out for bipartisan health compromise (AP)
• Key Dem moderate turns against public plan (AP)
• Study: Terrorists shifting focus to 'soft' targets (AP
• Obama 'fired up' for health care speech Wednesday (AP)
• Merkel: no premature judgments on Afghan airstrike (AP
• 6 killed, 3 missing in flash floods in Turkey (AP)
• Obama's back-to-school address under fire (AFP)
• Joseph Kennedy Will Not Run for Senate (CQPolitics.com
• Democrats, Obama Make Bid to Regain Momentum on Health Care
• Obama exhorts kids to pay attention in school (AP)
• Analysis: Furor over speech typifies polarization (AP)
• 'He's the only 1 we've got'; Obama at 8 months (AP)
• Down and dirty in New Jersey (Politico)
• Experts on rewriting the W.H. script (Politico)
• Obama says US still faces complex economic crisis (AP)
• Better care, pay less: Some communities find a way (AP
• Senate chair proposes fee on insurance companies (AP)
• UK opposition seeks US ties on defense projects (AP)
• UNICEF furious as spokesman expelled from S.Lanka (AFP
• Obama tells Yemen its security 'vital for US' (AFP)
• Obama Ready to Stress Areas of Health Agreement (CQPol
• Jones Resigns as Obama Aide, Citing ‘Vicious Smear Cam
• White House: public health care plan is negotiable (AP
• Duncan says furor over Obama speech 'silly' (AP)
• CDC chief says swine vaccine for my kids, too (AP)
• Axelrod: Firm on public option (Politico)
• Van Jones and the W.H. casualty list (Politico)
• Controversy over fiery remarks fells Obama adviser (AP
• Arms dealer's arrest exposes Iran's smuggling (AP)
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: A lawmaker's long reach (AP)
• Case of Abramoff protege puts lobbying on trial (AP)
• Campaign finance laws before the Supreme Court (AP)
• US approves $500M to dealers for 'Clunkers' (AP)
• Obama debut, Gaddafi, Ahmadinejad a potent U.N. brew (
• G20 leaders left to-do list ahead of summit (AFP)
• Some Schools Opposed to President Obama's Address (Tim
• Amid noisy health care debate, free clinics struggle to kee
• Political Economy: Slow Growth Ahead (CQPolitics.com)
• Jones Resigns as Obama Aide, Citing ‘Smear’ Campa
• White House will publicly release visitor logs (AP)
• White House sees progress in slowing job losses (AP)
• Hidden pockets of elderly said to be in poverty (AP)
• Calm - then sudden death in Afghan war (Politico)
• Boehner asks for GOP response (Politico)
• Gov't urges day cares to be vigilant against flu (AP)
• Gibbs: Furor over school speech is `silly season' (AP)
• Health care lobbyists target returning Congress (AP)
• Number of Americans on food stamps rises (AP)
• Canada's top court to hear Guantanamo inmate case (Reu
• Pentagon extends Army unit in Afghanistan (AP)
• NGOs: More funding needed for women's health (AP)
• Denmark to send 140 peacekeepers to Lebanon (AP)
• Growing Anger Could Jeopardize Obama's Standing (U.S.
• Assessing CIA culpability in detainee deaths will be tricky
• Obama Works Phones For Health Care Bill (CQPolitics.co
• Obama Reverses Course, Will Release White House VisitorsâÂ
• Dealers should be paid on 'Clunkers' by Sept. 30 (AP)
• Obama facing hurdles to nuclear disarmament goals (AP)
• Mass. AG announces candidacy for Kennedy seat (AP)
• Study: Loggerhead turtles put at risk by fishing (AP)
• Oracle ask Supreme Court to watch over Alinghi (AFP)
• US envoy's Asia trip won't include NKorea (AP)
• Russia warns Georgia against Abkhaz 'sea blockade' (AP
• EU reveals probe into Oracle bid (AFP)
• Obama to lay out specifics on healthcare: Biden (Reute
• Biden: Many stimulus projects happening ahead of schedule
• Obama To Address Joint Session of Congress (CQPolitics
• Obama Steps Into Congressional Health-Care Fight With Speec
• 6 nations meet on Iran's nuclear program (AP)
• Hindu and Jew urge Madonna to take up Gypsy cause (AP)
• Report: Hatoyama, Obama speak by telephone (AP)
• As support fades, Obama attempts to reinvigorate agenda
• Big California Primary Win Boosts Garamendi Toward House
• Obama to Begin New Health-Care Offensive, Aide Says (B
• Gov't struggles to find answer to pilot fatigue (AP)
• Clinton told of security failings in Afghanistan (AP)
• Study: Swine flu easily overtakes other strains (AP)
• Kennedy replacement has no time to prep (Politico)
• Interrogation drama plays on (Politico)
• Obama to get first look at Afghan report this week (AP
• AP Exclusive: Video shows chicks ground up alive (AP)
• Mass. AG apparently first to seek Kennedy's seat (AP)
• Twitter, texting useful for disaster communication (AP
• Turkish FM: Turkey, Armenia still have far to go (AP)
• Europe marks anniversary of WWII beginning (AP)
• Comedy in the Obama Age: A Hard President to Joke About
• Health care debate exposes regional rift for Democrats
• Virginia Candidate Says Some Views Have Changed Since 1989
• Obama’s Threat to Bypass Republicans on Health May Be
• Gates: Report details highs, lows of Afghan fight (AP)
• US officials cancel contract to profile reporters (AP)
• Ridge: Talk of terror-alert politics exaggerated (AP)
• Palin gets 1,070+ invitations (Politico)
• Experts see double-digit Dem losses (Politico)
• Analysis: Obama keeps Bush nominees in top posts (AP)
• US seeks to oust Michigan man over Nazi-era charge (AP
• Former Pa. powerbroker Fumo reports to prison (AP)
• Cheney says he and Bush disagreed at times (AP)
• Pope accepts Scranton bishop's resignation (AP)
• Trade ministers head for fresh Doha talks (AFP)
• Sri Lanka reporter gets 20 years on 'terror' charge (A
• Kennedy Death Lessens Chances of Broad Health Bill, Hatch S
• Cheney: Differences with Bush no big deal (AP)
• Democrats: Honor Kennedy through civil debate (AP)
• Return of swine flu: What's ahead for Americans? (AP)
• Kennedy's dogs will be missed on Hill (Politico)
• New GOP tactic: The counter-town hall (Politico)
• Obama drops in store as vacation winds down (AP)
• Advice on when flu needs TLC or a doctor's care (AP)
• Former Pa. state senator headed to prison Monday (AP)
• Blackwater tapped foreigners on secret CIA program (AP
• Texas justice's wife cleared of arson charges (AP)
• Top officer says US bungling Muslim outreach (AP)
• For Basque patriots, soccer team is a unique icon (AP)
• Gunmen kidnap two UNAMID workers in Darfur (AFP)
• Kerry: Kennedy would compromise if necessary (AP)
• VA won't pay benefits to Marine whose injuries came from va
• Ted Kennedy Jr. lovingly memoralizes dad at Mass (AP)
• Obama, other leaders honor Kennedy at funeral Mass (AP
• GOP senator signals fading hopes on health care (AP)
• Next step not clear for Vicki Kennedy (Politico)
• US faces smaller, smarter enemy in Afghanistan (AP)
• Obama: No turf wars, red tape in Katrina recovery (AP)
• SC GOP vents anger over gov's extramarital affair (AP)
• More post offices may face cuts (AP)
• Conn. diocese wants Scalia to look at case (AP)
• Two Gitmo detainees sent to Portugal (AP)
• WHO says swine flu down in Southern Hemisphere (AP)
• Concerns dispelled over Gaddafi tent in New Jersey town
• Obama health reform turns spotlight on Canada (AP)
• Cheney condemns Obama's probe of CIA interrogations (M
• Profile: Next Florida Senator a `Crist Republican' (CQ
• Fla. governor taps ex-aide to replace US senator (AP)
• US warned Scotland bomber could get hero's welcome (AP
• Kennedy embodied bygone era of bipartisan dealing (AP)
• No-helmet Obama sparks ire (Politico)
• Mass. mulls place in post-Kennedy era (Politico)
• Nixon dug deep for dirt on Ted Kennedy (AP)
• SPIN METER: College aid bill may fall short (AP)
• Ex-Crist Aide Appointed to Florida Senate Seat (CQPoli
• NTSB: Controller didn't warn plane in midair crash (AP
• Ohio court backs company in breast-pumping case (AP)
• Military monitoring reporters' work in Afghan war (AP)
• Suicide bombing in Chechnya kills 2, wounds 6 (AP)
• Cardiologists Crying Foul Over Obama Medicare Cuts (Bl
• Judge's order challenges executive branch secrecy (McC
• Reid Endorses Appointment for Kennedy Replacement (CQP
• State Democrats Pushing Interim Kennedy Successor by Next M
• Memos: CIA pushed limits on sleep deprivation (AP)
• FEC allows Visclosky to use funds for staff (AP)
• Third-party safety tests not required for Mattel (AP)
• In book sales, Obama's the new Oprah (Politico)
• Arena Digest: Tribute to Teddy (Politico)
• Patrick mum on people interested in Kennedy seat (AP)
• Elderly have their own worries on health overhaul (AP)
• Governor backs Kennedy call to appoint new senator (AF
• 3,900 stimulus checks went to prison inmates (AP)
• Supreme Court orders bail for Mass. man in beating (AP
• Obama grabs fried shrimp, clams with family (AP)
• Survivors, officials remember Lodz ghetto inmates (AP)
• UN envoy slams 'entrenched' racism in Australia (AFP)
• Free NYC concert to mark 1st 9/11 Day of Service (AP)
• In Kennedy's death, some see hope on health care (McCl
• Even in illness, Kennedy achieved legislative successes
• Fight Likely for Kennedy’s Senate Seat With No Clear S
• Kennedy called 'singular figure' in America's life (AP
• Obama mourns Kennedy, greatest senator of our time (AP
• Ted Kennedy: Family senator, patriarch, dead at 77 (AP
• Kennedy memoir hits shelves in Sept. (Politico)
• VIDEO: Biden chokes up over Kennedy (Politico)
• Republicans join Democrats in mourning Kennedy (AP)
• AP Source: Kennedy to be buried at Arlington (AP)
• VA ends Gulf War illness research contract (AP)
• Swine flu test authorized for troops overseas (AP)
• SupCo ruling unfavorable to Conn. diocese (AP)
• CIA's interrogation program hastily put together (AP)
• Paris hopes Americans boost flagging tourism (AP)
• Ex-Bosnian Serb chief: US helped Iran arm Muslims (AP)
• Kennedy-Obama Bond Put Health Care on Fast Track (CQPo
• Ted Kennedy, last of the legendary brothers, dies (McC
• SLIDE SHOW: Edward M. Kennedy: A Life in Photos (CQPol
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• Obama breaks vacation, keeps Bernanke at Fed (AP)
• White House, Congress projects record deficits (AP)
• Inside the CIA's patchwork interrogation program (AP)
• Obama vows further deficit cutting (Politico)
• Cheney: new doubts about Obama (Politico)
• Analysis: Obama in crosswinds on detention policy (AP)
• Sebelius: Closing schools wouldn't ward off virus (AP)
• Congress projects smaller deficit than White House (AP
• Obama supporters plan pro-health overhaul push (AP)
• Young Obama backers AWOL from health care fight (AP)
• Africa Builds United Position on Climate Change (OneWo
• Diplomats: Iran's enrichment program stagnates (AP)
• NKorea invites US envoys for talks, report says (AP)
• Latest budget deficit forecast threatens Obama's economic a
• Obama Names Bernanke to Second Term as Fed Chief (CQPo
• Obama Bets Afghan Farmers Can Help Yield Victory Over Talib
• Analysis: Health overhaul tactics need overhaul (AP)
• Congressional crazy talk (Politico)
• Can W.H. clean up executive pay? (Politico)
• Afghanistan poses tough choices for Obama (AP)
• Remember me? Wall Street repackages debt for sale (AP)
• Sen. Lieberman to Alec Baldwin: 'Make my day' (AP)
• Conn. Supreme Court rejects appeal in 1997 murder (AP)
• EU to draft new immigration policy by October (Reuters
• One-man play by U.N. official draws ire in Israel (McC
• U.S. sends Guantanamo detainee to Afghanistan: lawyer
• Guantanamo detainee judge ordered released is back in Afgha
• So Much for the 'Dog Days' of August (CQPolitics.com)
• Mullen Says Afghan Security Situation ‘Serious,’
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• Top military officer `appalled' that bomber freed (AP)
• Mullen: Afghan fight 'serious and deteriorating' (AP)
• Obama vacations where the elite meet (Politico)
• Kennedy illness symbol in health debate (Politico)
• US military leader concerned by Baghdad bombings (AP)
• Martha's Vineyard, here comes the Obama family (AP)
• Talk of Senate voting maneuvers on health care (AP)
• Social Security cost of living increases since '75 (AP
• AP sources: $2 trillion higher deficit projected (AP)
• Winner picked in Italy's record euro147 million lotto
• Germany: 100 professors suspected of Ph.D. bribes (AP)
• Obama seeks shelter from storm on vacation (AFP)
• A Borderline Issue in California House Special (CQPoli
• Obama May Abandon Effort to Reach Health Deal With Republic
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• Chance of Obama visit highlights bond with Kennedy (AP
• Competition lacking among private health insurers (AP)
• 'I've never seen anything like this' (Politico)
• Obama calls for 'honest debate' on health care (AP)
• AP sources: Report shows CIA interrogation methods (AP
• Senate negotiators aim to cut costs in health bill (AP
• North Korea scholar draws criticism, praise (AP)
• Candidate's fake-disappearance conviction upheld (AP)
• Ridge: Fellow Cabinet members pushed terror alerts (AP
• US families of Lockerbie victims plan next move (AP)
• Over 100,000 people displaced by Yemen fighting: U.N.
• Hurricane Bill nears US after brush with Bermuda (AP)
• We've heard from health plan's opponents, so who supports i
• At-Risk Democrats More Apt to Split House Votes (CQPol
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• Holiday unlikely to be restful for President Obama (Re
• Despite low turnout, Afghan vote declared a success (M
• FEC Could Set New Precedent With Visclosky Ruling (CQP
• Pelosi: 'No way' health bill will pass without public optio
• A dozen new indictments against Mexican cartels (AP)
• Gibbs says Afghan outcome won't change policy (AP)
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• Pawlenty: Voters 'ticked off and scared' (Politico)
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• VW recalling 13,500 vehicles over transmission (AP)
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• Romney: Liberals given too much say in health care (AP
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• Underwater robots reach site of Indian Ocean crash (AP
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• Attacks, threats appear to push down Afghan voter turnout
• Kennedy Seeks Rule Change for Appointing His Successor
• Town-Hall Turmoil Causes Trauma for Obama Health-Care Overh
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• UBS to divulge 4,450 account names, more expected (AP)
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• White House: Obama would go to moon for his goal (AP)
• House Dems seek info from health insurers (AP)
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• 'Wise Latina' wins pop culture support (AP)
• Prosecutors say man stole 130M credit card numbers (AP
• Glaciers melt, Swiss get some territory from Italy (AP
• German government: 1 million electric cars by 2020 (AP
• Pakistani Taliban's deputy head takes over (AP)
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• Former Gov. Dean calls public option indispensable (AP
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• Israelis sour on Rahm (Politico)
• Risky rescue missions can complicate US diplomacy (AP)
• Obama to update veterans on Iraq, Afghanistan (AP)
• GOP gains steam as health bill sputters (Politico)
• Dean: Public option a must for health care reform (AP)
• U.S. justices grant Georgia death row inmate's appeal
• US renews calls on Iran to release Americans (AP)
• UK train robber Ronnie Biggs goes to nursing home (AP)
• US ambassador to UK arrives in London (AP)
• Obama to offer update on Afghan war (AFP)
• Triage: Some Obama promises put on hold (CQPolitics.co
• Webb Wins Release of U.S. Activist, Urges Freedom for Suu K
• White House appears ready to drop 'public option' (AP)
• AP ENTERPRISE: Schools gear up for swine flu shots (AP
• Congressman says Obama able to keep tax pledge (AP)
• GOP drafts NFL talent (Politico)
• Good news could spell trouble for GOP (Politico)
• Shelby: Insurance co-ops worth looking at (AP)
• Specter: town hall ire not reflect public opinion (AP)
• GOP senator: People have lost confidence in gov't (AP)
• New images released in London jewel thief hunt (AP)
• 2 police officers killed in Dagestan shootings (AP)
• Egypt's guessing game: How long can a leader last? (AP
• Obama Says Special Interests Are Misleading U.S. on Health
• Gun law complaints trail Obama during park tours (AP)
• Tax dodgers scramble to come clean amid crackdown (AP)
• Controller bantering about dead cat before crash (AP)
• Sestak big winner in Netroots straw poll (Politico)
• Party prepares liberals to accept deal (Politico)
• Consumer agency is blocked from some import data (AP)
• US senator secures American's release from Myanmar (AF
• Clinton stays mum on tart response to questioner (AP)
• Britons unite to defend health care amid US debate (AP
• Britain imposes direct rule on Turks and Caicos (AP)
• Obama blasts insurers, again (Politico)
• Who's behind the attacks on a health care overhaul? (M
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• Obama Must Set ‘End Game’ for Health-Care Measure
• Vilsack calls for renewed emphasis on forests (AP)
• Clinton: US sent 'tough love' message to Africa (AP)
• Suspension lifted for contractor tied to Murtha (AP)
• FEC split on targeting Specter donors (Politico)
• Can Obama keep town halls cool? (Politico)
• Efforts to reform BCS face tall order in Congress (AP)
• Obama visits Mountain West, knowing vulnerability (AP)
• US senators oppose Lockerbie bomber release on Libya visit
• Controller was on phone during crash (AP)
• Crow Chief receives Medal of Freedom (AP)
• US Army reduces soldiers' murder sentences (AP)
• EU doubts missing ship was victim of pirates (Reuters)
• U.S. business welcomes Obama export control review (Re
• In Afghan district, U.S. will face 'toughest environment'
• End-of-Life Provision Discarded in Senate Overhaul Bill, Gr
• Climate Change Measure Should Be Set Aside, U.S. Senators S
• ExxonMobil pleads guilty to killing birds (AP)
• Clinton shows US support in Liberia visit (AP)
• SPIN METER: $3 billion buys not-so-green vehicles (AP)
• Palin doubles down on 'death panels' (Politico)
• Massive campaign for Obama hits air (Politico)
• Rep. Kennedy: Dad's illness has united family (AP)
• Analysis: Lawmakers are asking the wrong questions in attor
• Plain-spoken US Senator Webb to visit Myanmar (AFP)
• Just who are these health care protesters? (AP)
• Justice Sonia Sotomayor celebrated at White House (AP)
• White House criticizes swastika outside Ga. office (AP
• Corsican teen says he killed family as they slept (AP)
• German court rules on display of Nazi symbols (AP)
• 'Death to Obama' sign holder in Md. detained (AP)
• Georgia senator finds himself at center of health care deba
• Appointment? Sorry, You Don't Have An Appointment (CQP
• Obama May Risk Prestige to Boost Chicago’s Bid to Host
• Obama pitching health care plan to the insured (AP)
• Hudson air corridor among most challenging in US (AP)
• Clinton demands end to sexual violence in Congo (AP)
• Specter faces fury: 'You work for us!' (Politico)
• Eunice Kennedy Shriver dies at 88 (Politico)
• Obama calls Shriver 'an extraordinary woman' (AP)
• Clinton: Conviction of Myanmar's Suu Kyi wrong (AP)
• Lawmaker faces angry Pa. crowd on health care (AP)
• GM says mercury pollution not its problem anymore (AP)
• Supreme Court turns down Conrad Black bail request (AP
• Ex-German officer guilty of Italian WWII killings (AP)
• UK's Royal Opera House to perform 'Twitter' opera (AP)
• Obama to Push Health Plan After Town Hall Disruptions
• U.S. commander seeks civilian 'surge' in Afghanistan (
• Special Election: NY Democrats Go With Rookie (CQPolit
• Clinton Asks Congo to Stop Militias’ Link to Mining
• Obama and Mexico, Canada leaders launch talks (AP)
• Clinton visits Congo on Africa tour (AP)
• White House: Afghan war not in crisis (AP)
• Obama opens viral front in health war (Politico)
• Hilton preps its party venues (Politico)
• Air Force used Twitter to track NY flyover fallout (AP
• Top insurance lobbyist: August key in health drive (AP
• Immune system cancer found in young 9/11 officers (AP)
• UN chief says climate change biggest challenge (AP)
• Drugs gangs, flu dominate North American summit (AFP)
• Chafee On Ballot Would Complicate Rhode Island Race (C
• Clinton Meets Angolans as Minister Calls $70 Oil ‘Not
• Clinton: No illusions Iran will return to talks (AP)
• GOP senator warns against pulling a 'Rumsfeld' (AP)
• Obama attending first US-Canada-Mexico summit (AP)
• Republicans banking on 2012 (Politico)
• White House: Iran confirms 3 US hikers in custody (AP)
• US willing to hold direct talks with North Korea (AP)
• GOP leader says no more stimulus spending needed (AP)
• Now that she's sworn in, Sotomayor a rookie again (AP)
• Lethal drone strike bolsters use of such attacks (AP)
• Medvedev: Defeat of Georgia showed Russian might (AP)
• UK says its embassy staffer on trial in Tehran (AP)
• Clinton: 'We are under no illusions' (Politico)
• Where did that bank bailout go? Watchdogs aren't entirely s
• Sotomayor takes oath from Chief Justice Roberts (AP)
• Obama's health care plan helped by drug industry (AP)
• Clinton declares US-South Africa ties on the mend (AP)
• Obama: Don't buy health 'rumors' (Politico)
• Sotomayor, veteran judge, is rookie on high court (AP)
• Obama says `worst may be behind us' on recession (AP)
• NY's Gillibrand gets clearer path to 2010 election (AP
• AP Enterprise: Faulty speed sensors found on jets (AP)
• Sotomayor becomes first Hispanic Supreme Court justice
• No criminal charges in electrocution death (AP)
• Particle collider: Black hole or crucial machine? (AP)
• Russian court refuses new Politkovskaya inquiry (AP)
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Chamber at odds with Obama (AP)
• Health care debate degenerates into brawls, death threats
• INTERACTIVE: Supreme Court: Filling a Vacancy Can Take Mont
• Sonia Sotomayor Sworn In as Supreme Court Justice (Blo
• GOP Sen. Martinez tells supporters he's resigning (AP)
• Official: US increasingly certain of Mehsud death (AP)
• Maloney won't challenge Gillibrand for NY Senate (AP)
• Mel Martinez resigning (Politico)
• Unemployment rate drops (Politico)
• White House still warns of 10 percent jobless rate (AP
• Gov't reassures schools on staying open with flu (AP)
• Congress may extend unemployment benefits (Reuters)
• US attorney in Alexandria, Va., nominated (AP)
• Sotomayor's swearing in to court set for Saturday (AP)
• Millions in Nepal face food shortages: UN (AFP)
• Convicted smuggler returns to UK (AP)
• Obama signs 'cash-for-clunkers' extension into law (AP
• Senate approves $2 billion more for 'cash for clunkers'
• Sotomayor Confirmed to Supreme Court (CQPolitics.com)
• Durbin Says August Recess Will Help Democrats Sell Health B
• Clinton suggests US could join war crimes court (AP)
• Steele: Dems using 'fear-and-smear' (Politico)
• No free health-care ride for Congress (Politico)
• Activists say no letup for health protests (AP)
• Senate to consider $2B 'clunkers' refill (AP)
• US Senate to vote on saving 'Cash for Clunkers' (AFP)
• Wealthy Hollywood producer paid for NKorea flight (AP)
• Historic US court pick Sotomayor faces final vote (AFP
• President and first lady make best dressed list (AP)
• Spanish police arrest alleged ETA member (AP)
• French star Deneuve booed at Italy performance (AP)
• Obama launches economic counter-attack (AFP)
• U.S. to spend $2.4 billion to boost use of electric vehicle
• Health Debate Produces Angry Protests, Angry Retorts (
• North Korea Wanted Only Bill Clinton for Mission to Free Wo
• GOP Sen. Bond says he'll vote for Sotomayor (AP)
• Obama promises health care overhaul this year (AP)
• Feeney says Justice has ended ethics investigation (AP
• How Bill Clinton got the job (Politico)
• Palin calls divorce report 'made up' (Politico)
• Former President Clinton hails journalist release (AP)
• Obama hails journalists' release from North Korea (AP)
• Gov't insurance would allow coverage for abortion (AP)
• Post office's losses reach $2.4B for third quarter (AP
• Senate women join in praise of Sotomayor (AP)
• WWII bomb shuts down Hamburg harbor (AP)
• Retrial in Politkovskaya murder opens in Moscow (AP)
• Obama promises healthcare reform this year (Reuters)
• Democrats on health care struggle: 'We're in this . . . tog
• Obama Motivates Senate Democrats to Promote Overhaul During
• White House Says Opponents ‘Manufacturing’ Health
• Biden says economic stimulus meeting its goals (AP)
• Clinton begins Africa tour in Kenya (AP)
• Bill Clinton follows familiar path (AP)
• Obama vs. Drudge (Politico)
• Jobs czar thinks a different green (Politico)
• White House uses Web against Drudge attack (AP)
• Senate opens debate on Sotomayor for Supreme Court (AP
• US Senate debates Sotomayor confirmation (AFP)
• Post office looks at changing hundreds of offices (AP)
• Pa. high court: Save records of judicial scandal (AP)
• Further tests on body of Navy pilot from Gulf War (AP)
• Georgia urges US, EU to defuse Russia tensions (AFP)
• Prosecutor: suicide rules will apply everywhere (AP)
• U.S. bank regulators dig in against Obama shake-up (Re
• Senate Republicans aren't buying 'cash for clunkers' (
• Specter's Primary Fight Officially On (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Standing Firm on No Middle-Class Tax Increase, Gibbs
• Cameron: strong case for more troops to Afghan (AP)
• 50 Palestinians evicted from their Jerusalem homes (AP
• Rights groups urge scrutiny of Obama pick over Sudan role
• Political Economy: Logic Prevails (CQPolitics.com)
• Lawmakers Move to Sell Health-Care Plan to Voters (Blo
• LaHood: Car rebates will stop unless Senate acts (AP)
• McCain gives Obama credit on economy (Politico)
• Geithner: New taxes may be needed (Politico)
• White House adviser won't say no to tax increase (AP)
• AP sources: Military-civilian terror prison eyed (AP)
• FACT CHECK: Distortions rife in health care debate (AP
• US Marshals seize sanitizer for bacteria problems (AP)
• McCain undecided on vote for Sotomayor (AP)
• Six chosen for Medal of Honor (AP)
• Pre-dawn art festival wakes up Paris (AP)
• Pope meets swimming worlds athletes (AP)
• Merkel urged to stand up to Obama on Opel jobs (AFP)
• Swiss help sought for missing Americans in Iran (AP)
• Too few Medals of Honor for Iraq, Afghan valor? (AP)
• Obama campaign style unchanged as president (AP)
• Obama's favorite phrase: 'Let's be clear' (Politico)
• Doc dump details AF1's NYC mishap (Politico)
• NRA opposition fails to sway senators on Sotomayor (AP
• Obama: 'Spirit of innovation' key to the future (AP)
• Obama hails `historic step' on health care changes (AP
• Bias suit by black US Capitol officers revived (AP)
• Franken relishes policy role in new position (AP)
• Florida man sees security exercise, calls police (AP)
• UN: Civilian deaths up 24 percent in Afghanistan (AP)
• Bitter Turkey marks 50 years at Europe's door (AFP)
• US hails Aquino as Philippines democracy icon (AFP)
• Washington sprints to expand 'cash for clunkers' program
• Sen. Dodd Diagnosed With Prostate Cancer (CQPolitics.c
• Obama Says U.S. Has ‘Many More Months’ Before Ful
• Obama: health plan to include consumer protections (AP
• Gates: Some US troops may be leaving Iraq early (AP)
• New CBO score boosts Senate bill (Politico)
• Plan still $820 billion above target (Politico)
• Health care onus on Westerners Baucus, Reid (AP)
• 4 Senate pages display swine flu symptoms (AP)
• Senate negotiators pare cost of health overhaul (AP)
• IMF to boost funds for poor countries (AP)
• Obama Supreme Court pick Sotomayor clears panel (Reute
• US, China pledge closer cooperation (AP)
• Turkey works on plan regarding Kurdish conflict (AP)
• Unmanned Russian cargo ship docks at space station (AP
• Obama Health-Care Interview: On His Push for Reform (T
• More funding is sought for hurricane research (McClatc
• CQ Ratings Change in New Jersey as Corzine Slips (CQPo
• Senators Claim They’re Making Progress on Healthcare
• Israeli officials: No option off table on Iran (AP)
• Obama: US-China relations to shape 21st century (AP)
• GOP Sen. Sessions to oppose Sotomayor (AP)
• Health care talk sinks ratings (Politico)
• Aftershocks still linger in Ensign saga (Politico)
• White House hopes Gates, Crowley come for beer (AP)
• US defense chief vows new sanctions if Iran balks (AP)
• Top Republican: No to Sotomayor (AFP)
• AP INVESTIGATION: Main Street's soaring sour loans (AP
• British teen sentenced for US hoax bomb call (AP)
• New Bulgaria PM takes helm, vows war on corruption (AF
• Obama calls for US, China to shape future (AFP)
• 2010 House Outlook: Democrats Look Secure (CQPolitics.
• Democrats Face ‘Peril,’ Opportunity After Health-
• US hopes China talks spur economy, job creation (AP)
• Clinton: Iran pursuit of nukes 'futile' (Politico)
• Health bill boils down to August battle (Politico)
• Clinton says Israel should be patient on Iran (AP)
• Democrats: We will move forward on health overhaul (AP
• Pelosi does not favor second economic stimulus (Reuter
• New direction in terror fight may stem from case (AP)
• Ala. senator mum on his decision about Sotomayor (AP)
• Obama pressures states to embrace schools overhaul (AP
• Kilts and controversy as Scottish clans gather (AP)
• Last UK veteran of WWI trench battles dies at 111 (AP)
• US envoy: Obama determined to see Mideast peace (AP)
• Why U.S.-allied refugees are still branded as 'terrorists'
• Political Economy: Same Old Song and Dance (CQPolitics
• Grassley, Ross Say Passage of Health-Care Bill Likely This
• SPIN METER: Few health exec visits to WH public (AP)
• Obama hawks health care overhaul, citing study (AP)
• Report: Bush mulled sending troops into Buffalo (AP)
• POTUS and FLOTUS at the Marine Corps Evening Parade (P
• Obama tries to retake race high ground (Politico)
• Clinton's 'defense umbrella' has murky history (AP)
• US: Parade of officials to Israel coincidental (AP)
• Lobbyists the silver lining in health care storm? (AP)
• GOP Sens. Cornyn, Hatch to vote against Sotomayor (AP)
• Spain on alert as fires hit south Europe (AP)
• 10 people killed in storms in Central Europe (AP)
• Black scholar accepts White House meeting offer (AP)
• Regretting word choice on Gates, Obama sees 'teachable mome
• Chairman Wants Health Deal By Tuesday (CQPolitics.com)
• Grassley, Ross See Health-Care Bill Likely This Year (
• Geithner defends financial oversight reform (AP)
• Appeals court demands accounting for Indian trusts (AP
• Frank defends oversight of Fannie, Freddie (AP)
• Congress needs to pass Pay-Go (Politico)
• Exiting the Sarahsphere (Politico)
• Palin's standing slips in Post-ABC News poll (AP)
• AP NewsBreak: Sports leagues sue to block betting (AP)
• Democrats threaten floor vote to break impasse (AP)
• Agent Orange linked to heart disease, Parkinson's (AP)
• Utah's Hatch opposes Sotomayor nomination (AP)
• Obama says Senate's delay in health care bill 'OK' (AP
• Michael Jackson called a 'wonderful humanitarian' (AP)
• Chechen gov't, separatist leaders meet for talks (AP)
• US envoy warns of imperfect Afghan poll (AP)
• Iraq's Maliki: We may still need help after 2011 (McCl
• Pulaski Resolution Approved -- Finally (CQPolitics.com
• Obama Health-Care Effort Bogged Down in Senate, House
• Gov't calls for volunteers to test swine flu shots (AP
• Sen. Kyl, No. 2 Republican, to oppose Sotomayor (AP)
• Clinton pushes for NKorea denuclearization (AP)
• Thune's pro-criminal gun amendment (Politico)
• Government needs an IG in chief (Politico)
• Pace of reconciliation tops Obama-al-Maliki talks (AP)
• Obama may have to wait for health care passage (AP)
• Panel approves $128 billion for Iraq, Afghanistan (AP)
• Report: Shortage of cyber experts may hinder govt (AP)
• Del. court overturns death penalty conviction (AP)
• STIMULUS WATCH: Foreign firms eye Obama rail plan (AP)
• Former Ukrainian official arrested in murder case (AP)
• Workers lock up execs in new French 'bossnappings' (AP
• The Trouble With Healthcare Reform, In Numbers (U.S. N
• Bailout recipient Bank of America continues lobbying effort
• Obama Following Bush Example, Democrats Complain (CQPo
• Obama Wrangles With Own Party Over Health-Care Plan (B
• Clinton worried about North Korean ties to Myanmar (AP
• Panel delays Sotomayor vote as GOP support grows (AP)
• Obama defends August deadline for health care bill (AP
• Collins says she'll support Sotomayor (Politico)
• Appropriations rules break traditions (Politico)
• Obama auto task force warns against dealer plan (AP)
• Drug industry, Pfizer lead in health lobbying (AP)
• Senate Republicans delay Sotomayor vote (Reuters)
• Gates announces Army being increased by 22,000 (AP)
• Russian pupils to have choice of religion, ethics (AP)
• Scuffles at Warsaw market over eviction plan (AP)
• Obama concedes health plan needs work (Reuters)
• Senate Judiciary Committee delays vote on Sotomayor a week
• Senate Panel Sets July 28 Vote on Sotomayor (CQPolitic
• Obama’s Policy Hurdles Rise After Six Months of Record
• Soldier held in Afghanistan is 23-year-old Idahoan (AP
• Senate GOP chief: Sotomayor won't get my vote (AP)
• Starting to get crowded in 100-year-olds' club (AP)
• Obama feels the heat, changes the play (Politico)
• India stands firm against binding emissions limits (AP
• GOP leader: Health care overhaul too drastic (AP)
• White House stands by August goal for healthcare (Reut
• Obama offers support to Indonesia's president (AP)
• World's oldest man, WWI veteran dies (AP)
• Witness at Italy trial challenges DNA evidence (AP)
• Examples of how tax increases could hit the rich (AP)
• Political Economy: Blinkered Regulators (CQPolitics.co
• Orszag Says Opponents Try to Delay Health-Care Bill (B
• Official: US may create terror interrogation unit (AP)
• Despite critics, Obama stays course on health care (AP
• Sotomayor would lend different experience to court (AP
• Obama responds to health reform foes (Politico)
• Obama: Don't squander chance to reform health care (AP
• Clinton defends US demands for anti-terror help (AP)
• Obama to Congress: Don't lose heart on health care (AP
• Feds arrest felon in sale of gun in McNair killing (AP
• Court nominee Sotomayor wins over 3 Republicans (Reute
• Interior plans offshore drilling despite questions (AP
• Police arrest suspect in NY cleaning woman's death (AP
• UN chief pays tribute to Mandela on his 91st birthday
• Obama taps Lee Feinstein as ambassador to Poland (AFP)
• Atheists sue to keep 'In God We Trust' off Capitol Visitor
• CBO: Health Bill Would Hike Deficit by $239 billion (C
• House Panels Approve Health Plan With Tax on Wealthy (
• Sanford flies high on taxpayers' dime (Politico)
• Exclusive: Conservative group offers to sell endorsement fo
• AP Sources: Feds arrests one in McNair killing (AP)
• At least 8 Americans wounded in Jakarta blasts (AP)
• House Dems push ahead on portions of health bill (AP)
• FAA safety oversight of small operators criticized (AP
• Sotomayor on track for quick vote (Reuters)
• Clinton: reports of my demise premature (AP)
• UK man convicted over suicide bomb plot (AP)
• UN health agency gives up on counting swine flu (AP)
• Obama strongly condemns Jakarta bombings (AFP)
• Lugar first Republican to say he'll vote for Sotomayor
• Lugar is First GOP Senator to Endorse Sotomayor's Confirmat
• House Panel Approves Health-Care Overhaul, Taxes Rich
• Sotomayor signals support for Supreme Court TV (AP)
• Sotomayor defies Coburn on gun rights argument (AP)
• Democrats to set first Sotomayor vote next week (AP)
• Obama losing his cool? (Politico)
• Some secrets just need to be kept (Politico)
• Republicans keep citing Sotomayor firefighter case (AP
• Specter to Sotomayor: Confirmation seems certain (AP)
• House panel opposes privatizing West Point jobs (AP)
• Senate confirms ex-astronaut Bolden to head NASA (AP)
• Legalese in Sotomayor hearing explained (AP)
• Clinton acts to retake foreign policy center stage (AP
• Greens baulk at Blair for EU president over Iraq (AFP)
• Lawyers, activists and reporters killed in Russia (AP)
• Obama prods Congress on healthcare; Senate panel acts
• Poll: Americans split on health care as Obama's approval si
• GOP Escalates Effort to Link Health Bill, Abortion (CQ
• Pelosi Says ‘High-End’ Tax Surcharge Could Be Red
• Obama didn't ask abortion views, Sotomayor says (AP)
• Senate health committee clears insurance overhaul (AP)
• State officials push for prison cell phone jamming (AP
• Clinton: 'Clear-eyed' handling of foes (Politico)
• Fix loan system for a stronger future (Politico)
• DHS chief backs cheaper secure driver's license (AP)
• Clinton aims to retake foreign policy center stage (AP
• Key NY Senate coup figure gets back chairmanship (AP)
• Sleep disorder likely factor in trolley crash (AP)
• Calm Sotomayor cautious on abortion issue (AFP)
• White House turns up heat on Arizona senator (AP)
• EU urges Canada to allow Czechs visa-free travel (Reut
• Earl Haig, son of field marshall, dies at 91 (AP)
• Obama May Rely on Partisan Vote for Health-Care Bill (
• Sotomayor dodges detailing her views on abortion (McCl
• Senate Republicans Press Sotomayor on Abortion, Discriminat
• Sotomayor Pledges Stability as Trailblazing Justice (B
• Sotomayor explains her 'wise Latina' comment (McClatch
• Sotomayor Says Personal Views Won't Affect Judging (CQ
• Sotomayor Says She Followed Precedent on Firefighters
• Graham predicts Sotomayor OK 'barring meltdown' (AP)
• Sotomayor hearing: Early grace notes, soon to fray (AP
• Graham: Sotomayor's in unless she has meltdown (AP)
• At hearing, GOP-ers surprisingly tough (Politico)
• Dems plan Obama homecoming (Politico)
• Obama vows to complete health care this year (AP)
• Obama chooses Ala doctor as next surgeon general (AP)
• Sotomayor confirmation hearing excerpts (AP)
• Officials: CIA program targeted al-Qaida leaders (AP)
• Abortion protester whisked out of hearing (AP)
• After 2 tough summits, Obama savors Ghana moment (AP)
• 5 militants, 2 police killed in Russian south (AP)
• SAS plane makes 2 unscheduled landings in Norway (AP)
• Clinton chafes at White House vetting process (AP)
• Democrats, Republicans draw lines as Sotomayor hearings beg
• Dueling Sotomayor Narratives Emerge at Nomination Hearing
• Sotomayor Impartiality Questioned as Senators Clash (B
• Feinstein: CIA concealment may have broken the law (AP
• Sessions: Sotomayor must show she can be neutral (AP)
• McCain opposes probe of interrogation practices (AP)
• Sotomayor's unlikely backer (Politico)
• New justice battle may jolt GOP (Politico)
• Cornyn: Sotomayor must explain 'Latina' remark (AP)
• Durbin: Probe possible Cheney concealment (AP)
• Lawmakers say health overhaul has been slowed (AP)
• Homeland unveils immigration enforcement plan (AP)
• Sotomayor hearing opens Supreme Court debate (Reuters)
• Congress asked to probe troops extremist fringe (AP)
• Resource-rich Xinjiang crucial to China (AFP)
• Italy: Hostage freed in Philippines after 6 months (AP
• Black culture lights up Broadway's Great White Way (Re
• Sotomayor, tough-minded yet true to her roots, defies simpl
• Political Economy: Poll Positions (CQPolitics.com)
• Conrad Says Health-Care Plan Will Clear Finance Panel by Au
• Swine flu summit: Gov't checks on state readiness (AP)
• Monkeys live longer on low-cal diet; would humans? (AP
• House Dems look at taxing the rich for health care (AP
• Letterman's 'naughty' Palin thoughts (Politico)
• W.H. rebuffs Waxman claim on Rx deal (Politico)
• Study: Sotomayor tough on white-collar criminals (AP)
• Pelosi: Resolution on Michael Jackson unnecessary (AP)
• GM, Chrysler fight reopening of closed dealerships (AP
• Groups say states violating voter registration law (AP
• Analysis: Sotomayor record thin on executive power (AP
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Business, health split forming (AP
• French academic in Iran prison healthy but worried (AP
• Dollar recovers versus yen (AFP)
• Obama job approval dips: poll (AFP)
• Former astronaut vows to restore NASA's glory (McClatc
• White Committee Chairmen Have Fewer Black Aides (CQPol
• Obama Health, Energy Bills Face Democrats’ Questionabl
• Obama, summit partners, eye intense global talks (AP)
• White House among targets of sweeping cyber attack (AP
• White House, hospitals reach deal on health care (AP)
• For Palin, rules have never applied (Politico)
• The next chapter for Palin books (Politico)
• Obama hails historic US-Italian ties, friendship (AP)
• Watchdog: FEMA still lacks housing plan (AP)
• Boehner: Biden's lying about stimulus (Politico)
• Federal Web sites knocked out by cyber attack (AP)
• Sotomayor critics step up rhetoric before hearing (AP)
• Brides-to-be rave run of Elie Saab catwalk (AP)
• Swiss ready to seize UBS data to stifle Washington (AP
• Obama not talking about second stimulus: official (Reu
• Banks remain at the heart of the economy's challenge (
• House Chairman Says CIA Lied to Lawmakers (CQPolitics.
• Obama Faces Discord in Debut as Climate-Change Leader
• Top Republican hits Sotomayor on firefighters case (AP
• Obama asks Russians to forge partnership with US (AP)
• Obama officials urge Senate to act on climate (AP)
• Steele to Palin: 'Sarah, come on in' (Politico)
• Obama's tough talk for Russia (Politico)
• Palin: Politically speaking, 'If I die, I die.' (AP)
• Hospitals, Democrats near deal on health care (AP)
• U.S. must be open to second economic stimulus: Hoyer (
• IRS temporarily suspends some small business fines (AP
• American Bar Association gives Sotomayor top rating (R
• Former Defense Secretary McNamara dies (AP)
• Worst of social, political crisis ahead: WTO chief (AF
• Prosecutors appeal al-Bashir genocide decision (AP)
• U.S. boosts Zelaya with Obama comments, Clinton talks
• Obama offers Russia cooperation, criticizes 'old assumption
• ABA Rates Sotomayor "Well Qualified" (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Calls for ‘Fresh Start’ in Message to Russi
• Right wins Bulgaria vote on anti-corruption ticket (AP
• Russia, Obama clinch deals to revive ties (AFP)
• Obama in Moscow: can a tense relationship be "reset"?
• Votes Mostly Go Obama's Way (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama health plan sparks unease among middle-class (Bl
• US-Russia framework deal on arms control expected (AP)
• Biden: US not stand in Israel's way on Iran (AP)
• Rove: Palin resignation part of a 'risky strategy' (AP
• Biden: Iraqis on own if violence flares (Politico)
• Obama's Vineyard days to come (Politico)
• Biden: `We misread how bad the economy was' (AP)
• Powell says Iraq surge should have come earlier (AP)
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Archives' record-keeping lapse (AP)
• Colin Powell attacks critics of Sotomayor (AP)
• Treasury seizes assets of extremist organization (AP)
• Fourteen Afghan mine clearers abducted: ministry (AFP)
• UK spy chief's family details posted on Facebook (AP)
• Biden Says Obama Administration ‘Misread’ Economy
• People want new programs, but are wary of 'Big Government'
• Many Vulnerable Lawmakers Vote Independent Line in House
• Palin Resignation Leaves Party ‘Weaker’ as It See
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Archives' many missing items (AP)
• Obama's trip: 3 more countries, 1 broad mission (AP)
• Colin Powell cautions Obama on big government (AP)
• Out of failure, the American Dream (Politico)
• Palin shocker a boon to her lieutenant (Politico)
• Colin Powell: Celebrate Michael Jackson's art (AP)
• 60 votes not so super for Obama, Senate Democrats (AP)
• Group Sotomayor advised fought job tests (AP)
• MOUNTAIN OF DEBT: Rising debt may be next crisis (AP)
• OAS chief tells Honduras to let Zelaya go back (Reuter
• Education secretary challenges NEA on teacher pay (AP)
• Iranian cleric says UK embassy staff face trial (Reute
• AU to shelter Beshir from war crimes warrant: delegates
• Offensive is first test for Obama's Afghanistan strategy
• Did hacker threaten Sanford and lover over affair? (Mc
• Both Parties Try to Cash In on Passage of Climate Change Bi
• Palin Stirs Debate About Her Political Future With Resignat
• Pentagon: Military cooperation on hold after coup (AP)
• Adviser: Maloney to take on Gillibrand in primary (AP)
• OAS gives 3-day deadline to Honduran coup leaders (AP)
• Sebelius: jokester? (Politico)
• Reading Obama's mind on health care (Politico)
• Obama White House not appealing transgender ruling (AP
• Mississippi's still fattest but Alabama closing in (AP
• Calif. Democrat Henry Waxman hospitalized (AP)
• Panel: judge should reconsider Quecreek Mine fines (AP
• Court rulings loom on campaign funds, civil rights (AP
• White House: US pullback important step forward (AP)
• Fleet cuts, quotas the buzz at tuna meet (AP)
• Controversial Brazilian bishop retires (AP)
• Russians cool towards Obama visit (Reuters)
• Social Security audit finds dead people getting checks
• New York Freshman Massa Challenged By GOP Recruit Reed
• Franken’s Win Won’t Let Democrats Dominate Senate
• Supreme Court: White firefighters were unfairly denied prom
• White House announces new lighting standards (AP)
• Court fails to decide on anti-Hillary movie (AP)
• Souter bids goodbye to Supreme Court colleagues (AP)
• High court won't block remote storage DVR systems (AP)
• Kirchner loses control of Argentina's Congress (AFP)
• Court takes on international child custody case (AP)
• Clinton's injury still limiting her work schedule (AP)
• Foreign broadcasters walk a fine line in Iran (AP)
• NIreland disarmament chief confirms UVF arms moves (AP
• Honduras Coup: How Should Obama Respond? (Time.com)
• High Court Rules for White Firefighters, Reversing Sotomayo
• Lawmakers Face Growing Pressure as U.S. Health Issues Unset
• Obama officials say talks with Iran still possible (AP
• Obama aide: President has written Jackson family (AP)
• Obama adviser: No ultimatums on health care (AP)
• UN ambassador: US closely monitoring NKorean ship (AP)
• US commander: Iraqi troops ready for city security (AP
• GOP urges more spending restraint in programs (AP)
• NTSB probes 2 incidents involving Airbus A330s (AP)
• Roberts: Supreme Court not setting school rules (AP)
• Duke Univ. official charged in child sex case (AP)
• Amid Jewish revival, Poland gets openly gay rabbi (AP)
• NATO and Russia resume military ties (AP)
• Axelrod: No ultimatum on public plan (Politico)
• Facing competition, West Coast ports lobby for improved rai
• Political Economy: Alphabet Stew (CQPolitics.com)
• Climate-Change Bill Clears U.S. House, Sent to Senate
• Key farm-state lawmaker supports climate bill (AP)
• Web has unofficial "cash for clunkers" sites (AP)
• New GOP tack: Will Sotomayor uphold Constitution? (AP)
• Homeland security kills domestic satellite program (AP
• Obama to meet Pope for first time on July 10 (Reuters)
• China defends export policies against WTO complaint (R
• V-22 Osprey heads to Afghanistan, but critics, questions re
• Spouses in Health Care Affect Members' Views (CQPoliti
• From Blankfein to Back Office, Obama Overhaul May Tax Benef
• NKorea warning hints short to medium-range launch (AP)
• World's 65 and older population to triple by 2050 (AP)
• NTSB: Train in crash was recommended for phaseout (AP)
• Window opens on fateful days of Nixon presidency (AP)
• DC Metro confirms earlier reports of 9 dead (AP)
• Insurance industry lays down marker on health care (AP
• 60,000 inmates sexually abused every year (AP)
• Compromise Prevails in U.S. High Court Voting Ruling (
• Clinton cancels overseas travel due to injury (AP)
• Kercher trial: Witness heard no screams (AP)
• Gazprom is king of the hill in Russian region (AP)
• Ford, Nissan, Tesla to get U.S. technology loans (Reut
• Congress stuffs war-funding bill with cash for other items
• GOP Pushes Amendment to Pressure Iran by Targeting Gasoline
• Obama Invokes His Personal Struggle as He Signs Tobacco Law
• High court rules narrowly in voting rights case (AP)
• Obama aide to visit Afghanistan, Pakistan, India (AP)
• Court says public must pay for private special ed (AP)
• Court will not revive Plame's lawsuit (AP)
• Court to rule on federal sex offenders law (AP)
• Democrats may go it alone on gov't insurance plan (AP)
• Court won't decide if fake money should look real (AP)
• Obama to sign anti-smoking bill in Rose Garden (AP)
• AU supports Somalia plea for foreign troops (AP)
• Breaking tradition, Sarkozy speaks to parliament (AP)
• Top Obama aide to visit Afghanistan, Pakistan, India (
• GOP senator says Obama 'timid, passive' over Iran (AP)
• Dodd, Graham spar over health care (AP)
• McCain favors boarding NKorean ship (AP)
• Netanyahu declines to second-guess Obama on Iran (AP)
• US exports to Iran up in Obama's first months (AP)
• McCain: Obama has 'done well' as president so far (AP)
• Clinton full recovery expected after elbow surgery (AP
• Thousands in France rally to back Iran exile group (AP
• Reports: Coroner testifies at Italian trial (AP)
• McCain Praises Obama’s ‘Stronger’ Statement
• Agents say DEA is forcing them illegally to work in Afghani
• Political Economy: Embracing Risk (CQPolitics.com)
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Excuse me! Lobby wins on burps (AP
• Obama may need firmer hand on health care debate (AP)
• Obama tells men what kind of dads they should be (AP)
• House Dems release health care outline (Politico)
• How Obama could lose health fight (Politico)
• GOP criticizes Dems on cost of health overhaul (AP)
• Obama puts critics of financial overhaul on notice (AP
• Congress Backs Iran Protests (CQPolitics.com)
• Gov't delays release of report on interrogations (AP)
• Sotomayor quits women's club after GOP criticism (AP)
• Big particle collider restart delayed till October (AP
• A glance at the new Acropolis Museum (AP)
• 'World is watching,' Obama warns Iran (AFP)
• In stark legal turnaround, Obama now resembles Bush (M
• Health Care Overhaul Full of Contentious Provisions (C
• Obama Says Proposed Agency Will Protect Financial Consumers
• Senate passes apology for slavery, segregation (AP)
• Senators begin amending health care bill (AP)
• Duncan: States could lose out on stimulus cash (AP)
• Strategy corner: reform done right (Politico)
• Time to let John Hinckley go? (Politico)
• Investigated prosecutor removed from case (AP)
• Lawmakers wonder if Fed is best mega-regulator (AP)
• Democrats plan to pass financial overhaul quickly (AP)
• Former Democratic chief supports US stance on Iran (AP
• Court finds convicts have no right to test DNA (AP)
• Evaluation ordered for man accused of Obama threat (AP
• Omar Bongo, longtime leader of Gabon, buried (AP)
• Israel accuses IAEA chief of bias on Syria (AP)
• Senator raps Obama stalling on trade deals (Reuters)
• Obama rolls out sweeping financial regulation package
• Ensign's Mea Culpa Wins Praise From Image Experts (CQP
• Biggest Shift in U.S. Health Care Needs 45-Day Sprint
• Obama: New rules will keep 'worst traits in check' (AP
• Couple accused of spying for Cuba seeks release (AP)
• Cost a major issue as Senate starts health care (AP)
• Grapes of wrath (Politico)
• Ensign leadership position in question (Politico)
• Top senator: NSA not violating surveillance law (AP)
• AP Sources: Better training urged in Afghan probe (AP)
• Nevada GOP Sen. Ensign admits extramarital affair (AP)
• Fewer become refugees but many who do find trouble (AP
• Mich. court gives judges say in witnesses' dress (AP)
• White House: IG canned because he was 'disruptive' (AP
• US says it will not accept NKorea as nuclear state (AP
• EU summit focus on treaty revival, jobs (AP)
• Obama lays out financial regulation overhaul plan (Reu
• Obama to propose new financial regulator, stronger Fed
• House GOP Tries to Keep Pelosi-CIA Controversy Alive (
• Biggest Shift in U.S. Health Care May Emerge in 45-Day Spri
• Obama urges doctors to back his health care plans (AP)
• High court won't review 'Cuban 5' espionage case (AP)
• Analysis: GOP using buzz words to taunt Dems (AP)
• SKorean president arrives for talks with Obama (AP)
• Court refuses to hear challenge to FCC rule (AP)
• Sebelius says Obama plan would lower health costs (AP)
• Khodorkovsky: Court reform crucial for Russia (AP)
• Indian fires on Vienna police during search (AP)
• Pakistan declares war on Taliban leader Mehsud (McClat
• The Unelected: New York's Gillibrand Makes the Most of Brie
• Obama to Tell AMA Health Plan Will Seek Efficiency (Bl
• Biden has doubts about Iran's presidential vote (AP)
• Obama eyes tighter controls on banks, Wall Street (AP)
• Biden: Important to enforce NKorean sanctions (AP)
• Frank the Firefighter is no Joe (Politico)
• Remembering Tim Russert (Politico)
• Gov't going forward with swine flu vaccine plans (AP)
• Miss. governor tests 2012 GOP waters in Iowa, NH (AP)
• Conrad says gov't insurance plan short of support (AP)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Indian health care's victims (AP)
• Hearing for Supreme Court nominee poses challenges (Re
• White House: US may confront ships near NKorea (AP)
• Senior EU official holds talks with Hezbollah (AP)
• Margaret Thatcher recovers well in London hospital (AP
• Votes seen lacking for Obama healthcare program (Reute
• U.S. jobs rebound is expected to be long, slow and scattere
• Political Economy: Minimally Disruptive (CQPolitics.co
• Obama Outlines $313 Billion in Health-Care Savings (Bl
• Shootings show threat of 'lone wolf' terrorists (AP)
• Health care debate could derail over gov't plan (AP)
• Obama wants new cuts in federal health spending (AP)
• Payback: Bill Clinton's loyalty tour (Politico)
• GOP slams Democrats' climate bill as an energy tax (AP
• Sotomayor impresses in interviews, senators say (AP)
• Rep. Patrick Kennedy again receiving treatment (AP)
• Communities at risk, but coal ash sites secret (AP)
• One year on, Guantanamo cases stall in courts (AFP)
• 3 Gitmo detainees sent home to Saudi Arabia (AP)
• U.N. widens sanctions on North Korea; China joins in (
• Highlights of North Korea Resolution (AP)
• Obama envoy says Syria integral to Mideast peace (AFP)
• Obama ambassadorships go to fundraisers, friends (McCl
• Obama Proposes Big Cuts to Medicare, Medicaid (CQPolit
• Obama Outlines $313 Billion in Savings to Pay for Health Pl
• Georgia's Abkhazia less secure without monitors: U.N.
• Bill regulating tobacco heads to Obama (Reuters)
• Democrats hint compromise to win Senate health care deal
• Patrick Kennedy Checks Into Treatment Facility (CQPoli
• Baucus, Grassley Seek to Salvage Health-Care Bill (Blo
• Authorities: Gunman to be charged with murder (AP)
• Senate to vote on FDA power to regulate tobacco (AP)
• Fenty: Law enforcement saved many lives at museum (AP)
• GOP: Return to message of faith (Politico)
• GOP unveils energy plan (Politico)
• Senator: Sotomayor accepts gun rights ruling (AP)
• FBI: Possible hate-crime charge against suspect (AP)
• Senate pauses to mourn slain museum guard (AP)
• Investigators say the Fed threatened bank CEO (AP)
• Top Republican rips Democrats for Sotomayor 'rush' (AP
• Obama congratulates Lebanon on elections (AP)
• Dutch far right MP snubs EU, refuses to take seat (Reu
• Pete Doherty arrested for suspected drunk driving (AP)
• McAuliffe defeat is another blow to Clinton legacy (AP
• Palau agrees to accept Uighur detainees from Guantanamo
• Pelosi's War Bill Pitch Gets Personal (CQPolitics.com)
• Senators Weigh ‘Public Option’ Compromise in Heal
• Court says judges must avoid appearance of bias (AP)
• Court rejects challenge to 'don't ask, don't tell' (AP
• Court: Iraq can't be held responsible for Saddam (AP)
• Obama ramping up stimulus (Politico)
• Republicans angle for McHugh's spot (Politico)
• Laura Bush glad Obama picked woman for high court (AP)
• Senate panel to question Obama auto task force (AP)
• GOP senators respond to Obama on health care (AP)
• US trading partners complain about protectionism (AP)
• U.S. urges top court to allow Chrysler sale (Reuters)
• AP Source: Obama considers some 9/11 guilty pleas (AP)
• London market down at open (AFP)
• Alexander the Great's statue stirs Balkan passions (AP
• Poll: Few Iranians see US favorably, despite Obama (AP
• Lebanon's pro-Western parties appear to defeat Hezbollah co
• GM Bankruptcy May Turn on $13 Million in Donations (Bl
• Clinton says NKorea reconsidered for terror list (AP)
• GOP senator irked at Obama over heath care (AP)
• Obamas tour Paris as president ends overseas trip (AP)
• Obama's trip raises the bar (Politico)
• Arlen Specter's charm offensive (Politico)
• High court asked to block Chrysler sale to Fiat (AP)
• Gingrich: A president alone can't make big change (AP)
• From Running A State To Minority-Party Freshmen: Johanns an
• AP sources: Cuban spies very difficult to find (AP)
• U.S. top court asked to delay Chrysler sale (Reuters)
• Cuba spy charges surprise neighbors in D.C. (AP)
• Poland honors John Paul II with monument in Warsaw (AP
• UK World War I veteran marks 113th birthday (AP)
• Hezbollah aims to unseat pro-Western coalition (AP)
• At 'Obama beach,' U.S. president salutes W.W. II victors, w
• Political Economy: Driving GM Crazy (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama hails `sheer improbability' of D-Day victory (AP
• AP Source: Guilty pleas weighed in some 9/11 cases (AP
• Obama calls for agencies to set stimulus goals (AP)
• Obama salutes D-Day vets - minus one (Politico)
• Obama: `Very hard look' at next steps on NKorea (AP)
• Sotomayor's courtroom manner a confirmation issue (AP)
• Defending Big Tobacco is a lonely fight these days (AP
• Witness to challenge flight attendant's story (AP)
• Sotomayor's objectivity on bench is key question (AP)
• US looking at its own sanctions against NKorea (AP)
• Berlusconi grabs spotlight in Italy's EU vote (AP)
• Iran says U.N. report shows its nuclear work peaceful
• Obama says must be "tough" with Iran, N.Korea (Reuters
• Ex-State Department official, wife charged as Cuban spies
• A Race But Not a Crowd in Kansas' Open 4th District (C
• Family of slain Briton in Italy for trial (AP)
• Facts about former Buchenwald concentration camp (AP)
• Financial regulator seeks powers to curb excess speculation
• Sotomayor Made 'Wise Latina' Remark Several Times (CQP
• Arabs Welcome Obama’s Speech, Say They Want Action
• Obama calls for new beginning between US, Muslims (AP)
• AP Source: Obama nominee tied to CIA interrogation (AP
• Analysis: Obama offers unclenched fist to Muslims (AP)
• What Obama said and what he didn't (Politico)
• Hoyer backs PMA inquiry (Politico)
• IRS to seek more regulation of tax preparers (AP)
• Backers press for summertime vote on Sotomayor (AP)
• House Republicans offer $23B list of spending cuts (AP
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Gov't studies playground risks (AP)
• First lady cites Sotomayor's example to graduates (AP)
• HUD revises rules for stimulus money (AP)
• Mammoth skeleton unearthed in Serbia (AP)
• Rare baby rhino debuted at Madrid's zoo (AP)
• Treasury nominee says give bailout a chance (AP)
• In speech to Muslims, Obama rejects Israeli settlements
• Obama Gets Specific on Health Care Overhaul, Pushing Public
• Obama Calls for ‘New Beginning’ Between U.S., Mus
• Gov't posts sensitive list of US nuclear sites (AP)
• Gingrich backs off 'racist' label for Sotomayor (AP)
• Little Rock shooter may have had other targets (AP)
• Cheney: Bush passed buck on GM (Politico)
• Scarborough: FT's Freeland in tank? (Politico)
• To open a Muslim dialogue, Obama visits Saudi king (AP
• AP Source: US made bombing errors in Afghanistan (AP)
• Senate panel's alcohol, sweet drink tax proposal (AP)
• Romney raps Obama's speechmaking style overseas (AP)
• Most in US oppose Sotomayor on white firemen case (AFP
• Obama picks Lakers to win pro basketball title (AP)
• British hostage thought killed by al-Qaida (AP)
• New elections set for deadlocked Moldova (AP)
• Obama looks to refurbish U.S. image with Cairo speech
• Q&A: Major changes loom for nation's health care system
• Visclosky to Temporarily Step Down As Chair of Appropriatio
• Obama Arrives in Riyadh on Outreach Trip to Muslims (B
• Ban denies U.N. covered up death toll in Sri Lanka (Re
• Analysts: Several factors involved in missing jet (AP)
• Trade with China could boost U.S. jobs: Kirk (Reuters)
• Egyptians worry that Obama will inadvertently bless repress
• McHugh's Departure Would Present Opening to Democrats
• Sotomayor May Have Some Unlikely Allies on Gun Issue (
• Last survivor of "unsinkable" Titanic dies at 97 (AP)
• Germany: 3 US soldiers die in highway crash (AP)
• Netanyahu rejects US calls for settlement freeze (AP)
• Pakistan to attack the fountainhead of extremism: Rugged Wa
• GOP Senators Favor Slow Deliberations On Sotomayor (CQ
• Sotomayor Comments on Race Troubling, Republicans Say
• Official: US-Cuba talks on immigration to resume (AP)
• Geithner calls for closer economic ties with China (AP
• GOP senator: Sotomayor not better than a white man (AP
• Va. governor's race first among equals (Politico)
• Move over Oprah? Obama sells books (Politico)
• Can it be? Iowa presidential campaigning returns (AP)
• Obama's efforts to engage Cuba facing big test (AP)
• McConnell: Need time to review Sotomayor's record (AP)
• Schumer: Sotomayor is 'filisbuster-proof' (AP)
• Administration opposes Uighurs' release in US (AP)
• US transport boss: Spain's trains are US' model (AP)
• G8 vows legal cooperation to tackle Somali piracy (Reu
• Muslims want tangible change on Mideast from Obama (AP
• Reagan statue knocks 19th-century Californian off his pedes
• Five Republicans Lining Up For Primary In Open Kansas House
• Obama's Gramps: Gazing skyward on D-Day in England (AP
• Obama's day: Soccer, NYC date night with Michelle (AP)
• Obama: Efforts to undermine Sotomayor will fail (AP)
• Tougher negotiations ahead for Obama (Politico)
• Gates: Tougher sanctions against NKorea needed (AP)
• Obama court pick puts spotlight on Sen. Sessions (AP)
• GOP divided over how tough to be on Sotomayor (AP)
• Archives offers $50,000 reward for missing data (AP)
• Obama calls for swift confirmation of Sotomayor (AFP)
• GM bailout has future tax break worth billions (AP)
• Labour faces drubbing in EU vote (AFP)
• Arms body breaks 12 years of deadlock on nukes (AP)
• Retired U.S. general denies seen photos in Iraq flap (
• For all the debate about interrogation, little research exi
• Dodd, Sotomayor Have Thorny Court Case in Common (CQPo
• Google’s Global Policy Head Said to Join Obama Adminis
• Obama: Cyber security is a top priority (AP)
• Analysis: The two sides of Supreme Court nominee Sotomayor
• Black asks high court for release from prison (AP)
• Paper: Sorry for assassination ad (Politico)
• Princeton key to knowing Sotomayor (Politico)
• Shelby assails large gov't role in General Motors (AP)
• Obama urges halt to 'drift' in Mideast peace talks (AP
• Defense contractor with ties to Murtha suspended (AP)
• New Lincoln letter added to archives (AP)
• Sotomayor's views on abortion rights are unknown (AP)
• Clinton says rights a `core pillar' of US policy (AP)
• Russian chemical weapons destruction plant opens (AP)
• Voters increasingly Eurosceptic: poll (AFP)
• Obama to name White House cyber official (Reuters)
• Anti-Pelosi ads, calls to begin in districts GOP has sights
• Tie to Disgraced Ex-Governor Threatens Burris' Future
• Kerry’s Panel Follows the Money in Probes From Iran to
• New Lincoln letter added to archives collection (AP)
• Interest groups already engaged in nominee battle (AP)
• Drugmaker to pay nearly $100 million settlement (AP)
• Who'll be 'Real Housewives of D.C.'? (Politico)
• Who could lose in Sotomayor vote? (Politico)
• Consumers, investors protected under overhaul (AP)
• Abbas pushing pan-Arab peace with Israel (AP)
• Cloud from Illinois continues to hang over Burris (AP)
• More college grads join Teach for America (AP)
• Obama touts economy, Sotomayor, at fundraiser (AP)
• Army chief: Troops could be in Iraq after 2012 (AP)
• Future Swedish prince has kidney transplant (AP)
• Amnesty: Recession leading to repression (AP)
• Treasury: Geither will discuss deficits with China (AP
• Sotomayor's take-no-guff demeanor could alter court dynamic
• Sotomayor Spin Wars Have White House Working Overtime
• Emanuel Pushes Obama Plan to Lawmakers From Gyms to Restaur
• Obama picks first Hispanic for Supreme Court (AP)
• Report: North Korea test-fires 2 more missiles (AP)
• NY judge rises from projects to the Supreme Court (AP)
• How, why Obama picked Sotomayor (Politico)
• Sotomayor starts taking hits from right (Politico)
• Pakistani forces claim advance in Swat valley (AP)
• UN Amb.: NKorea feeling sting of global scorn (AP)
• Judge approves release of Burris conversation (AP)
• Trash depot near LaGuardia runway ruffles feathers (AP
• Court: Suspects can be interrogated without lawyer (AP
• Gay US diplomats to receive equal benefits (AP)
• UK opposition leader Cameron outlines reforms (AP)
• Dalai Lama likely to be honored by Paris mayor (AP)
• Sotomayor Is Obama’s Pick as First Hispanic on Court
• Supreme Court pick gets mixed reactions from lawyers (
• Obama Announces Nomination of Sotomayor for Supreme Court
• Obama Vows to Stand Up to North Korean Nuclear Threat
• Powell Challenges Cheney, Limbaugh for Republican Party Fut
• Powell: In GOP, says party must be more inclusive (AP)
• Mullen: Military to comply if gay ban law changes (AP)
• Military chief: Guantanamo closing still goal (AP)
• Durbin: 'supermax' Gitmo inmates (Politico)
• Steele critics: RNC chair finding his mojo (Politico)
• Ridge noncommittal on White House run in 2012 (AP)
• Military chief: Iran wants nuclear weapons (AP)
• Fix is hard for Medicare, Social Security finances (AP
• Afghanistan's rebuilding looms as sequel to Iraq's (AP
• Obama sees court pick as smart with common touch (AP)
• US sets aside $1 billion for swine flu vaccine (AP)
• South Korea plans public funeral for ex-leader Roh (Re
• Fashion heiress, economist push foreign aid plan (AP)
• Netanyahu defies Obama on Israeli settlement freeze (R
• Fish stocking might end in North Cascades National Park
• GOP Recruits Challenger as DeFazio Eyes Governor's Race
• Mullen Says Iran May Be Able to Keep Inspected Nuclear Prog
• Don't call ex-Vice President Cheney a has-been (AP)
• Obama looking for common touch in next justice (AP)
• Obama hopes for `leaner, meaner' GM and Chrysler (AP)
• Bull's-eye on McAuliffe in Va. race (Politico)
• Obama names first black NASA chief (Politico)
• Senate vote not last word on Guantanamo (AP)
• Obama picks former shuttle commander to lead NASA (AP)
• GOP: Alternative energy alone won't meet US needs (AP)
• Analysis: CIA's Panetta tries to thread the needle (AP
• Conn. court seeks release of church abuse papers (AP)
• Defense chief praises soldier in pink boxers (AP)
• UK mother gives birth to sextuplets (AP)
• Reports: DNA expert in Italy trial of US suspect (AP)
• African American ex-astronaut chosen to lead NASA (AFP
• Pelosi seems to be weathering Republican criticism just fin
• For Reichert, New Opponent, Same Swing District Challenge
• Pope 2.0: Vatican launches Facebook application (AP)
• Russia challenges EU on energy supplies at summit (Reu
• All in the family (The Yahoo! Newsroom)
• Cheney's speech contained omissions, misstatements (Mc
• Conservatives Bash Cornyn, Threaten to Withhold Donations t
• Obama Debates Cheney in Dueling Speeches on Terrorism Polic
• Obama says US prisons tough enough for detainees (AP)
• Cheney defends Bush's national security policies (AP)
• GOP wants investigation into Pelosi CIA claims (AP)
• Cornyn: Cheney will help some GOP (Politico)
• Obama cites 'mess'; Cheney slams 'rhetoric' (Politico)
• Obama: 50 Gitmo detainees cleared for transfer (AP)
• Congresswoman: New FDA looks much like old model (AP)
• House Republicans Seek Bipartisan Probe of Pelosi’s CI
• Methodology for AP-mtvU poll on student stresses (AP)
• AP sources: Obama met with Wood for top court spot (AP
• KBR's chief defends electrical work in Iraq (AP)
• American Airlines pilot fails breath test (AP)
• Bid to better oversee aircraft repair work abroad (AP)
• Delphi attorney says talks continue (AP)
• Photos are fresh evidence of growing Pakistani nuclear prog
• A Recess Appointment Would Be Most Disappointing, GOP Warns
• Jesse Jackson Jr. Pays Campaign Funds to Chicago Alderman W
• Pelosi offers Republicans ‘beautiful target’ in r
• Supreme Court: Mueller, Ashcroft can't be sued by 9/11 deta
• Court candidate Granholm to be at White House (AP)
• Court: Old maternity leave doesn't count (AP)
• Republicans fear Latino flight (Politico)
• Conditions for a coup in Congress (Politico)
• Robert Byrd, the longest-serving senator in history, hospit
• Obama, Netanyahu to tackle Mideast issues (AP)
• EPA urged to act on climate, not wait for Congress (AP
• Court allows suit over deadly railroad derailment (AP)
• AP source: US releases Boumediene from Gitmo (AP)
• Lawyer calls Somali piracy suspect 'Robin Hood' (AP)
• EU cancels substantial aid to Fiji (AFP)
• Obama, Netanyahu hold private one-on-one talks (AFP)
• Byrd 'Responding Well' to Treatment (CQPolitics.com)
• Obama Sees Iran Threat as Motivation for Israeli-Arab Agree
• Kuwaiti women win first parliamentary seats (AP)
• Republicans: Obama may have to wait to close Gitmo (AP
• Protests await Obama's appearance at Notre Dame (AP)
• Speech key for Obama with Catholics (Politico)
• Some on left souring on Obama (Politico)
• GOP looks for justice nominee to rule impartially (AP)
• Netanyahu set to meet Obama for Mideast talks (AP)
• Ky. Sen. McConnell skirts Bunning endorsement (AP)
• Regional airlines' pilot pay, conditions at issue (AP)
• Damaged EU-Russia ties bode ill for summit (Reuters)
• UN Security Council visits Rwanda to see progress (AP)
• Obama budget chief: signs economic free-fall over (Reu
• Environmentalists happy with Obama; industry less so (
• Democrats Keep Faith in Pelosi Amid CIA Memo Flap (Blo
• High court heads to busy finish, Souter retirement (AP
• Utah GOP governor is Obama's pick as China envoy (AP)
• Hot in recession: Chocolate, running shoes, Spam (AP)
• Politi-quotes: The week in one-liners (Politico)
• Poll: More Americans calling themselves pro-life (AP)
• Obama hails efforts on clean energy, health care (AP)
• India's ruling Congress alliance wins election (Reuter
• Airline industry changes raise safety issues (AP)
• Major Supreme Court cases still to be decided (AP)
• Top Marine: Afghan airstrike probe will clear US (AP)
• Africa peacekeeping problems abound for U.N. envoys (R
• Ex-officials of rebel Georgia area: leader corrupt (AP
• Obama names Republican governor as envoy to China (Reu
• Cheney said Gitmo detainees revealed Iraq-al Qaida link
• GOP Primary Brawl Likely to Determine Brownback's Successor
• Axelrod tries a game show (Politico)
• Tobacco road a top target for 2012 (Politico)
• Groves rules out use of sampling in 2010 census (AP)
• Prosecutor questions Rove on fired US attorneys (AP)
• GOP backs CIA in dispute with Pelosi (AP)
• Mother, husband defend co-pilot of downed plane (AP)
• Scotus prospect draws criticism from gay groups (AP)
• IRS gives pension plans fix for tax credit glitch (AP)
• Karadzic wages paperwork blitz in war crimes trial (AP
• Malaysia to resume seafood exports to EU: official (AF
• Obama plans to resume military tribunals (AFP)
• Congress battles over paying for wars, Guantanamo (McC
• Pelosi Controversy Suggests Changes to Congressional Briefi
• Obama Notre Dame Speech May Help Reignite Culture War
• Pelosi says Bush team misled her on waterboarding (AP)
• Gates supports missile defense despite budget cuts (AP
• House Democrats consider aid for health insurance (AP)
• Face-off: Obama impersonators (Politico)
• CFO Alex Sink enters race for governor (Politico)
• House Democrats weigh major health care changes (AP)
• Low-speed warning system for planes suggested (AP)
• FEMA rolls out new disaster housing options (AP)
• America's Cup will be held in February 2010: NY judge
• AP sources: Obama has more than 6 people for court (AP
• Gorbachev: Europe misunderstands Russia (AP)
• Italy cracks down on illegal immigrants, landlords (AP
• Netanyahu sees Abdullah in prelude to Obama talks (Reu
• Republican lawmakers back carbon tax (yes, that's right)
• Gillibrand's Votes May Provide Ammunition for Fellow Democr
• Republicans adopt Emanuel’s tactics (Bloomberg)
• Pelosi: House taking up health care before recess (AP)
• Gates: New presidential helo too expensive (AP)
• Republicans block Obama pick for Interior deputy (AP)
• Obama vs. the 'Speculators' (Politico)
• Republicans: Pelosi could have objected (Politico)
• Pentagon worker charged with leaking info to China (AP
• Senate holds first hearing on harsh interrogations (AP
• Slender lead seen for India's Congress as voting ends
• Pilots in Buffalo crash may have been fatigued (AP)
• Obama's court pick to be shaped by his experience (AP)
• White House: Legislation key for gays in military (AP)
• German officials say Demjanjuk fit for prison (AP)
• Kremlin: Battles over energy may lead to wars (AP)
• Obama says House looks to back healthcare in July (Reu
• Health industry offers to rein spending (AP)
• Analysis: Will health care savings add up? (AP)
• Official: soldier shooting was at 'stress clinic' (AP)
• Utility company leaving NAM (Politico)
• Moderate Dems become decisive factor (Politico)
• White House: Budget deficit to top $1.8 trillion (AP)
• Rapid spread of swine flu justifies warnings (AP)
• Specter open to public health plan (AP)
• AP Sources: Pilot training issue in Buffalo crash (AP)
• New push to bring cameras in Court (Politico)
• Correction: Navy swine flu story (AP)
• Kremlin: Obama to visit Russia July 6-8 (AP)
• Prince William jokes: I am Banksy (AP)
• House Dem: Obama may have oversold road stimulus (AP)
• Cheney derides idea of closing Guantanamo prison (AP)
• Obama aide: Gays in military policy under review (AP)
• Cheney backs Limbaugh over Powell on GOP future (AP)
• Sykes: Rush was the '20th hijacker' (Politico)
• 'John Boehner ... is a person of color' (Politico)
• Obama aide: All options on table for closing Gitmo (AP
• Jones: Airstrikes remain part of Afghan strategy (AP)
• We don't need US troops in cities: Iraq PM tells Pelosi
• Obama renewing sanctions on Syria to mark concerns (AP
• Turkish families seek to adopt massacre children (AP)
• Woman becomes 7th victim of Dutch parade crash (AP)
• Syria criticizes renewal of US sanctions (AP)
• Peel and weep: Stamps costing 2 cents more Monday (AP)
• Obama: Send me credit card legislation this month (AP)
• Key moments, decisions still to come in swine flu (AP)
• Sunday talk show tip sheet (Politico)
• From ACORN, a mighty GOP fight (Politico)
• AP sources: Obama wants Fed to be finance supercop (AP
• Competing demands on health overhaul from groups (AP)
• GOP: Closing Guantanamo prison threatens security (AP)
• RNC chair denigrates Obama desire for empathy (AP)
• Census nominee pledges a politics-free count (AP)
• British MPs expense X-rated movies, horse manure (AP)
• Fiery president faces composed foe (AP)
• Obama to make key Muslim address from Egypt (AFP)
• Obama: Encouraging signs, but too many out of work (AP
• AP sources: Gov't sticks with Bush polar bear rule (AP
• Barack, Miley move up; baby names Emma, Jacob rule (AP
• New role for 'Daily Show' reporter (Politico)
• Reporters have a Jones for NSC profiles (Politico)
• Russia, US strike conciliatory tones after talks (AP)
• Analysis: Obama charts active role in Mideast (AP)
• Obama Needs More Senate Power Brokers to Win Agenda (B
• Biographical information on Margaret Hamberg (AP)
• Supreme Court denies alleged Nazi guard's deportation plea
• Pentagon wants to beef up for cyber warfare (AP)
• Marks & Spencer caves in, cuts prices on big bras (AP)
• Statue of Liberty's crown to re-open July 4 (Reuters)
• Obama renews sanctions on Syria (AFP)
• Obama calls for $17 billion in budget cuts (AP)
• Holder: Terrorists won't be set free (AP)
• Dems give Specter Judiciary subcommittee chair (AP)
• Obama releases budget details (Politico)
• The rise of government 2.0 (Politico)
• Obama budget rescinds oil, gas industry tax breaks (AP
• Gates: Taliban won't get Pakistani nuclear weapons (AP
• Senate GOP plans attack on Obama health care bill (AP)
• 17 percent of US children under 5 may face hunger (AP)
• NJ court strikes down sex offender residency limit (AP
• US hopeful on Yemeni detainee deal (AP)
• Russian court convicts US brothers on spy charges (AP)
• Turkey to review village guards after massacre (AP)
• Pentagon seeks $1.2 billion cut for missile defense (R
• Probe of interrogation memo lawyers nears end (AP)
• Pakistan expects 500,000 to flee Taliban fighting (AP)
• Biden says Israel must back two-state peace deal (AP)
• Complex strands of DNA backlog (Politico)
• Obama seeks larger, pricier consumer commission (AP)
• Conservative to lead GOP fight on court nomination (AP
• Rep. Hoyer says "no consensus" on climate bill (Reuter
• FDA moves against swine flu fraud (AP)
• Groups push for first gay justice (Politico)
• No Child: Obama prepares for overhaul (AP)
• EU takes aim at Canada, bans seal products (AP)
• Spanish judge asks US if it will probe torture (AP)
• Obama, lawmakers agree on "cash-for-clunkers" bill (Re
• Leading US health expert urging cautious approach (AP)
• Mullen says he believes Pakistan nukes are secure (AP)
• Sessions expected for Judiciary (Politico)
• Which door will Castle choose? (Politico)
• Court rules for immigrant in ID theft case (AP)
• High court throws out ruling on Janet Jackson (AP)
• Poll: Sen. Arlen Specter leading in home state as Democrat
• Man faces prison for stealing government laptops (AP)
• Gates: Tough to ask for more troops in Afghanistan (AP
• Fiat CEO aiming to create global auto powerhouse (AP)
• Denmark's French-born princess gives birth to son (AP)
• Obama seeks tax changes for U.S. firms overseas (Reute
• Cautious optimism on flu but US 'not out of woods' (AP
• Senators: Look beyond the bench for a new justice (AP)
• Ethanol test for Obama on climate change, science (AP)
• Assailin' Palin: Complaints deluge gov. (Politico)
• Jack Kemp, former QB and Congressman, dies (Politico)
• Jack Kemp, quarterback turned politician, dies (AP)
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Lobbyists prosper in downturn (AP)
• Specter: GOP moved 'far to the right' (Politico)
• Obama urged to look beyond courts (Politico)
• Opposition Albanian lawmaker shot dead near home (AP)
• African Union panel on Darfur will meet ICC: Mbeki (Re
• Specter: Pick a statesman or stateswoman for court (AP
• Obama's Court pick: What he has to gain (Politico)
• Mixed reviews for W.H.'s FEC pick (Politico)
• Analysis: Flu control tests Obama balancing skills (AP
• GOP: Obama's first 100 days all spending, taxing (AP)
• California's Garamendi Opts for Front-Lawn House Campaign
• Al-Qaida used Hotmail, simple codes in planning (AP)
• Analysis: New justice may reignite social issues (AP)
• Officials cite progress drafting Afghan benchmarks (AP
• Bern shuts its "Bear Pit" as last bear Pedro dies (AP)
• Britain chooses first-ever female poet laureate (AP)
• Venezuela's Chavez condemns US report on terrorism (AP
• Appeals Court cancels 300 NLRB decisions (AP)
• FDA announces recall of diet pill Hydroxycut (AP)
• Feds dropping charges against pro-Israel lobbyists (AP
• AIPAC prosecution dropped (Politico)
• Souter exit starts court war (Politico)
• Swine flu cases pass 100 in US, vaccine pursued (AP)
• Source: Justice Souter retiring from high court (AP)
• Lawmaker compares football's BCS to communism (AP)
• Drawings of 9/11 attacks taken off kids' Web site (AP)
• US Supreme Court Justice Souter to retire: reports (AF
• UN backs Western Sahara informal talks (AP)
• U.N. extends peacekeepers' mandate in southern Sudan (
• Fidel Castro: US wants Cuba to become slaves again (AP
• US swine flu total tops 100 (AP)
• Obama backs Chrysler bankruptcy as wise move (AP)
• Biden tells family to stay off planes, subways (AP)
• Chrysler declaring 'short' bankruptcy (Politico)
• Biden says avoid plane, subways; puts out clarifying statem
• Study: $50B need to fix aging rail transit systems (AP
• Senators press for Gitmo closing details (AP)
• Obama doesn't wield heavy stick on banks (AP)
• 96,000 cribs sold a Toys "R" Us recalled (AP)
• Skepticism at high court on voting rights measure (AP)
• US sees spike in Afghanistan, Pakistan attacks (AP)
• 12 slain in shooting at Azerbaijan oil academy (AP)
• Russia signs border deal with Abkhazia, S. Ossetia (AP
• Stocks cuts gains as Chrysler bankruptcy looms (Reuter
• Sources: Sen. Specter intends to switch parties (AP)
• US: More swine flu cases almost sure to turn up (AP)
• Anti-flu funding sufficient, White House says (AP)
• New for GOP: Resurgent Republic (Politico)
• Watchdogs are heeling for Obama (Politico)
• Obama praises FBI, says country counting on it (AP)
• Court: FCC 'Fleeting Expletive' rule OK for now (AP)
• Sen. Specter changing to run as a Democrat (Reuters)
• US wants ingredient in swine flu vaccine by May (AP)
• U.S. top court upholds TV profanity crackdown (Reuters
• Terrorists moving from Afghan border to Africa (AP)
• Nigeria court gives 27 ex-UN peacekeepers life (AP)
• Russia to fire over 35,000 army officers in 2009 (AP)
• Congress discussing emergency aid to Pakistan (Reuters
• White House to detail govt response to swine flu (AP)
• Senator: Outside probe needed for interrogations (AP)
• Security problems uncovered at US bases in Iraq (AP)
• Clinton meets Lebanese president (Politico)
• Obama's health OK after Mexico trip (Politico)
• Summers: Fiat-Chrysler talks still up in the air (AP)
• Holder seeks Europe's help to close Guantanamo (AP)
• McCain: Politics may fuel interrogation charges (AP)
• Texas case before high court to test voting rights (AP
• New York, Sacramento airports lead in bird strikes (AP
• Q&A: What is swine flu? (AP)
• NYC's new archbishop hits the ground running (AP)
• Ahmadinejad: US not sending clear signals to Iran (AP)
• Clinton to Iraqis: US not going to abandon you (AP)
• Bickering at IMF over new money for lending agency (AP
• Obama: Give me ideas on tightening federal belt (AP)
• Iowa on Obama-No regrets, a few worries (Politico)
• Arab ally says U.S. tortured (Politico)
• 100 days of Obama: Energy aplenty, no miracles (AP)
• High court test for voting rights in Texas case (AP)
• Independent streak flashed by newest Democrats (AP)
• Appeals court tosses Gitmo suit — again (AP)
• A glance at states covered by Voting Rights Act (AP)
• Union activist appointed to Labor Department (AP)
• New California fuel rule may violate NAFTA: lawyer (Re
• WTO's Lamy says Doha round relaunch awaits U.S. (Reute
• Belatedly, White House aide pays for renovation (AP)
• Democrats near agreement on budget (AP)
• Warner: Climate change a national security issue (AP)
• FAA: bird strikes more than double at big airports (AP
• Gore, Gingrich, face off on climate (Politico)
• Palin sets up defense fund (Politico)
• Analysis: Obama walks thin line on interrogations (AP)
• Petraeus: Shippers should consider armed guards (AP)
• Minn. high court won't hear Senate case until June (AP
• Army trying to stem increase in soldiers' suicides (AP
• Obama legal team wants to limit defendants' rights (AP
• Stimulus money may fund summer school, teacher pay (AP
• German doctors remove 40-pound tumor from woman (AP)
• Facts and figures about Iceland (AP)
• Chrysler aims for Fiat but readies bankruptcy plan (Re
• AP Poll: Americans high on Obama, direction of US (AP)
• US lacks civilians for Afghan 'civilian surge' (AP)
• Clinton: Pakistan realizing threat from insurgents (AP
• McCain: Obama starting 'witch hunt' (Politico)
• Public invited to tonight's Dingell forum (Politico)
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Pushing a Mideast nuclear deal (AP
• GAO: States should get help managing stimulus (AP)
• GOP Objection Delays Senate Vote on Sebelius Nomination
• Countries trying to cope with severe global slump (AP)
• Breyer, Thomas on Hill Thursday to discuss budget (AP)
• Method for AP-GfK poll on Obama, politics, economy (AP
• Donors pledge over $250 million for Somalia (AP)
• US suspect sees video of alleged murder victim (AP)
• Obama to prod credit card firms on fee practices (Reut
• Court seems split on reverse discrimination claims (AP
• Clinton: diplomacy on Iran could lead to sanctions (AP
• General: Insurgents targeting southern Afghanistan (AP
• Obama muddles torture message (Politico)
• Acting Freddie Mac chief dead of apparent suicide (Pol
• Some cities make gains in curbing dropouts (AP)
• Report links CIA to military harsh interrogations (AP)
• Credit unions reject Hill plan for mortgage relief (AP
• Safety board objects to FAA secrecy on bird data (AP)
• Court makes it easier to fight deportation (AP)
• 3 lawyers face scrutiny for torture advice (AP)
• Somalia asks for help in setting up coast guard (AP)
• Turkey calls back ambassador to Canada (AP)
• Obama to see Afghan, Pakistan leaders in May (Reuters)
• Obama open to Hill probe of harsh interrogations (AP)
• Justices hear arguments over school strip search (AP)
• FBI's newest 'Most Wanted' terrorist is American (AP)
• Geithner lukewarm on cramdown (Politico)
• Do Texas Dems hold winning hand? (Politico)
• Obama picks Nike veep to run service agency (AP)
• Sebelius wins committee approval as HHS secretary (AP)
• Committee: Bayer engaged in campaign of secrecy (AP)
• Geithner defends bank rescue program amid warnings (AP
• Supreme Court limits warrantless vehicle searches (AP)
• Obama orders Cabinet to cut spending by $100M (AP)
• Young Jews march in memory of Holocaust victims (AP)
• Hawking's family 'looking forward' to recovery (AP)
• U.S. to give Chrysler, GM new aid (Reuters)
• Official: Obama wants agency spending cut by $100M (AP
• Obama says reaching out to enemies strengthens US (AP)
• Court turns down challenge to jury's use of Bible (AP)
• Gingrich slams Obama over Chavez (Politico)
• Obama to order $100 million in cuts (Politico)
• Official: Obama doesn't want interrogation charges (AP
• Congress set to tackle credit cards, health care (AP)
• Senators hope to have health bills by June (Reuters)
• US slaps sanctions on alleged terror leader (AP)
• Court to give same-day audio in voting rights case (AP
• US to boycott United Nations racism meeting (AP)
• Austrian writer on trial for denying Holocaust (AP)
• Britain to attend UN racism conference (AFP)
• Obama to cut budget by $100 mln (AFP)
• White House: US has tools needed to protect nation (AP
• White House: Some banks will show serious woes (AP)
• White House: Obama to address credit card abuses (AP)
• Emanuel offers to work with GOP (Politico)
• Obama plans credit-card push (Politico)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Obama keeps some Bush secrets (AP)
• Emanuel doesn't see need to take over big banks (AP)
• Health care: Deal or no deal? Senators begin work (AP)
• Appeals court cancels plans for offshore drilling (AP)
• Reverse discrimination case could transform hiring (AP
• Energy secretary: Islands could disappear (AP)
• U.S. says will not attend U.N. conference on racism (R
• Italian scientist, turning 100, still works (AP)
• Obama pursues charm campaign at Americas summit (Reute
• California first to get stimulus money for schools (AP
• Gorbachev, Shultz find Reykjavik revived in Rome (AP)
• Vatican decries reaction to pope's condom remarks (AP)
• US pledges 'great energy' to two-state Mideast deal (A
• EPA takes first step toward climate change regs (AP)
• Obama heads to Americas summit with Cuba focus (AP)
• Relations between US, Cuba seem within reach (AP)
• FEC scorecard: 10 election insights (Politico)
• Out of Alaska, Palin's star shines (Politico)
• Questions, answers on US military options (AP)
• Obama won't charge CIA officers for rough tactics (AP)
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Pricey bus test a bust (AP)
• Appeals court cancels offshore drilling program (AP)
• Obama: Remove politics from immigration overhaul (AP)
• Italy outraged by crumbling of hospital in quake (AP)
• Nations look to Kenya as venue for piracy trials (AP)
• Obama's auto adviser linked to NY pension probe (AP)
• U.S. sailors who thwarted pirates return home (AP)
• Obama off to Mexico to show solidarity in drug war (AP
• Obama: Better trains foster energy independence (AP)
• It's all Obama, all the time (Politico)
• Skepticism waits south of the border (Politico)
• Senate panel to investigate NSA wiretapping violations
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Peanuts want gov't help, too (AP)
• Republicans criticize report on right-wing groups (AP)
• Mistrial in 9-11 fund fraud case (AP)
• Administration lawyer delays Supreme Court debut (AP)
• Ex-Bush official says waterboarding is torture (AP)
• Demjanjuk faces uncertain fate if deported (AP)
• US Army soldier sentenced to life in prison (AP)
• Heavy security surrounds Obama's Mexican visit (AP)
• Appeals Court: Marine can't sue Murtha (AP)
• US troops could stay in Mosul past June 30 (AP)
• Transcripts show Stevens turned down plea offer (AP)
• Retail sales fall unexpectedly in March (AP)
• Ex-Qwest exec asks high court to delay prison term (AP
• Sebelius lowballed donations from abortion doctor (AP)
• Husband of late reality TV star sentenced (AP)
• Legal action against UK over Internet privacy (AFP)
• Blagojevich pleads not guilty at arraignment (AP)
• Obama pays tribute to forces that rescued captain (AP)
• Navy commander: Trio of shots ended sea standoff (AP)
• Pentagon: Shootings could deter pirates (AP)
• VIDEO: Fergie sings at Egg Roll (Politico)
• Obama signed off on taking out pirates (Politico)
• AP Poll: Taxpayers more frugal with refunds (AP)
• Obamas host first White House egg roll (AP)
• US senator: Obama must not neglect Somalia (AFP)
• US dollar mostly lower in Europe (AP)
• Pope urges hope on Easter for end to war, poverty (AP)
• General: Iraqi PM to decide on troops in cities (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Citizens held as illegal immigrants (AP)
• Obama goes to Episcopal church for Easter services (AP
• Warren cancels ABC appearance (Politico)
• Volcker panel yet to meet (Politico)
• Mexican official: Weapons from US fuel drug war (AP)
• Obama girls name their new puppy 'Bo' (AP)
• Clyburn's profile has risen with Obama's ascendancy (M
• FBI to question US crew in criminal piracy probe (AP)
• Differing views in GOP on voting rights case (AP)
• Thousands protest in Georgia for 3rd day (AP)
• 51st State? American trends challenge British ways (AP
• Congresswoman wants answers on KBR contract (AP)
• Justice Ginsburg laments being court's only woman (AP)
• Investigation of building standards in quake zone (AP)
• SKorea, China, Japan want strong message for North (AP
• Officials: Pirate fired weapon in foiled escape (AP)
• Analysis: Pirates put Obama in 21st-century bind (AP)
• Obama says economy showing 'glimmers of hope' (AP)
• Rove: Biden a 'blowhard' and 'liar' (Politico)
• Obama declines to answer questions on piracy (AP)
• Obama asks quick congressional OK of new war money (AP
• McCain backs Obama's call to end nuclear weapons (AFP)
• Officials: Pirates, terrorists not linked directly (AP
• UN envoy sees real progress in Cyprus peace talks (AP)
• UK's top anti-terror officer resigns after blunder (AP
• FBI assisting in efforts to rescue US ship captain (AP
• US dealings with Iran remain on a slippery path (AP)
• US calls Iran's charge against journalist baseless (AP
• Smith: Lean times on the blogs (Politico)
• Pentagon preps for economic warfare (Politico)
• Obama: Timing right for millions to refinance (AP)
• Obama invites friends, aides to seder dinner (AP)
• McCain urges China to get tough on NKorea (AFP)
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: NASA safety survey a mystery (AP)
• Italy PM says quake rebuilding to cost billions (AP)
• Canada takes WTO action on South Korean beef ban (Reut
• Lawmakers meet Castros, urge end to embargo (AP)
• Biographical information on Henry Schuelke (AP)
• Feud involving Gov. Palin, Levi Johnston, goes on (AP)
• Consensus in vogue at high court, so far (AP)
• Russian space capsule lands safely with 3 aboard (AP)
• EU regulator backs gov't support for Royal Mail (AFP)
• Obama in Baghdad, tells troops Iraq must take over (AP
• Stevens case closed, case against prosecutors open (AP
• Obama ends Turkish visit with student town hall (AP)
• Smith: Obama in Iraq (Politico)
• Stevens judge calls for DOJ probe (Politico)
• Obama says he's not unrealistically optimistic (AP)
• Defense Secretary Gates proposes weapons cuts (AP)
• Vietnam should join US stand on NKorea: Graham (AFP)
• American Airlines faulted in MD-82 engine fire (AP)
• Obama Guantanamo policy may get Supreme Court test (AF
• 2 dead in German courthouse shooting (AP)
• UN: 8 migrants dead, 22 missing off Yemen coast (AP)
• Obama talks of shared fight against terror (AP)
• Obama encourages US-Turkey collaboration (AP)
• Obama outlines sweeping goal of nuclear-free world (AP
• NKorean missile launch tests Obama (AP)
• Clinton works phones before UN meeting on NKorea (AP)
• Smith: Saturday reading: Blair (Politico)
• Poll: Voters back force in N. Korea (Politico)
• US wants limits on Antarctic tourism (AP)
• Obama urges EU to accept Turkey as member (AP)
• Ex-Rep. Simmons noisily taking on Conn. Sen Dodd (AP)
• World leaders ponder how to punish North Korea (AP)
• Obama: N. Korea launch threatens nations near, far (AP
• Obama praises NATO allies on Afghanistan (AP)
• Summers paid millions as hedge fund director (AP)
• Obama set to ease Cuban ban on travel, money (AP)
• Smith: Palin's exposure (Politico)
• Anti-Obama talk worries some on right (Politico)
• Obama: development aid key to Pakistan's struggle (AP)
• Analysis: Obama's trip: Big cheers, some results (AP)
• Republicans want a more restrained budget approach (AP
• CPSC at odds over lead law for youth motorbikes (AP)
• Iowa first Midwest state to allow gay marriage (Reuter
• Reality star's funeral cortege tracked by cameras (AP)
• Police, protesters clash in France at NATO summit (AP)
• Obama: No NATO troops for Pakistan (AP)
• Obama pledges new US relations with Europe (AP)
• Obama reaffirms support for NATO alliance (AP)
• Smith: Siblings, books (Politico)
• Obama blames Europe for troubles, too (Politico)
• House, Senate budget plans seen as wins for Obama (AP)
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Lobbying to land the Olympics (AP)
• CORRECTED: House race in New York too close to call (R
• NASA's beleaguered watchdog steps aside (AP)
• Iowa becoms third U.S. state to allow gay marriage (Re
• Official: Danish PM confirms bid for NATO job (AP)
• Sweden: Internet use down after file-sharing law (AP)
• Judge: Bagram prisoners can challenge detention (AP)
• Sources: Intelligence shows NKorea fueling rocket (AP)
• Official: Obama taps Groves for census director (AP)
• Smith: Dept. of obscure objections (Politico)
• Daschle's still in health care mix (Politico)
• WHITE HOUSE NOTEBOOK: Obama visits Queen Elizabeth (AP
• House, Senate poised to adopt pared-back budget (AP)
• House approves FDA regulation of tobacco products (AP)
• Lead law likely to still apply to dirt bikes, ATVs (AP
• Court sides with power plants over fish (AP)
• Leaders seek unified response to NKorea rhetoric (AP)
• Clarification: Germany-Nefertiti Face story (AP)
• Levin: No US aid until Pakistan takes on militants (AP
• Court ends Philip Morris appeal of $79.5M award (AP)
• US asking that North Korea release Americans (AP)
• Smith: Double standard (Politico)
• GOP lowers expectations on NY-20 race (Politico)
• EPA to test air around 62 schools in 22 states (AP)
• World leaders brace for high-stakes economy summit (AP
• Rural NY House race gets national attention (AP)
• Off-road vehicles recalled after 46 deaths (AP)
• U.S. top court dismisses Philip Morris appeal (Reuters
• French workers hold bosses at Caterpillar plant (AP)
• White House questions viability of GM, Chrysler (AP)
• Obama offers incentives to spur auto sales (AP)
• Source: New curbs on private Medicare plans (AP)
• Smith: Signing up Harkin (Politico)
• Auto pols stunned by 'tough love' (Politico)
• Smoke break gets more expensive with tax boost (AP)
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: NRA clout shapes policy agenda (AP
• NY House special election seen as Obama's 1st test (AP
• US welcomes Afghan extension of Karzai's term (AFP)
• U.S. to push for U.N. climate deal but no "magic wand"
• Obama rules out US troops in Pakistan (AP)
• Obama: won't speed up Iraq pull out (AP)
• Smokers face a hit as tobacco taxes spike (AP)
• Smith: Literally! (Politico)
• Obama: 'Not a caretaker presidency' (Politico)
• Obama on ailing carmakers: `They're not there yet' (AP
• Gates says US can do nothing about NKorean missile (AP
• Out-of-network insurance practices face scrutiny (AP)
• Israel will continue peace process: Peres (AFP)
• Senate takes on out-of-network insurance issue (AP)
• Democrats, GOP duel over small business taxes (AP)
• GOP says Obama budget threatens future prosperity (AP)
• Smith: Saturday reading: Cameron (Politico)
• Team Obama floods Sunday zone (Politico)
• Geithner facing own stress test amid economic woes (AP
• Obama monitors Midwest flooding, pledges govt help (AP
• Senator seeks to ratify nuclear test ban pact (Reuters
• Reid: Chief Justice Roberts "didn't tell us the truth"
• Experimental vaccine used in Ebola exposure case (AP)
• Obama: Taliban and al-Qaida must be stopped (AP)
• FAA wants to keep bird strike records confidential (AP
• Union employees picket their own union (AP)
• Smith: Plame's pension (Politico)
• Reid: Roberts 'didn't tell us the truth' (Politico)
• Obama seeks input of bank CEOs on recovery plans (AP)
• Obama says automakers need 'drastic changes' (AP)
• Reid to liberals: Back off (Politico)
• Obama praises AG Holder at ceremonial swearing-in (AP)
• Fake cash, pop-up tents and protests to hit London (AP
• OMB chief: Hill's budget ideas mirror Obama's plan (AP
• Feds: No icing on data recorder in Buffalo crash (AP)
• Obama, NATO chief talk Afghanistan and Russia (AP)
• Smith: Clinton to appear at Planned Parenthood event (
• Blago on the radio (Politico)
• Call for Help: Postal chief says agency crashing (AP)
• Pentagon questions growing Chinese military power (AP)
• Obama endorses Dem in NY House race (AP)
• FTC sues Dish Network over do not call complaints (AP)
• Court rules for government in plea deal dispute (AP)
• Belfast judge orders alleged IRA dissidents freed (AP)
• IRS defends drop in audits of millionaires (AP)
• Court won't hear appeal by former Border Patrol (AP)
• Students return after German school shooting (AP)
• Treasury's toxic asset plan could cost $1 trillion (AP
• Top GOP senator losing confidence in Geithner (AP)
• Lots of ham on the menu at annual Gridiron Dinner (AP)
• Smith: Spitzer's road back (Politico)
• Frank: Uncle Sam should sue AIG (Politico)
• Top Dem senator says return AIG bonus or lose job (AP)
• VP adviser: AIG bonus tax may go too far (AP)
• Senate budget chief: deficits must fall over time (Reu
• Major retailers push alternatives to card check (AP)
• `Hillary: The Movie,' now showing at Supreme Court (AP
• Space travelers practice docking Russian capsule (AP)
• Toxic asset plan expected to be unveiled soon (AP)
• Obama makes pitch for budget priorities (AP)
• Now showing at Supreme Court: 'Hillary: The Movie' (AP
• Smith: A crack in business oppositon (Politico)
• A crack in business oppositon (Politico)
• PROMISES, PROMISES: Obama rhetoric, reality clash (AP)
• E-diplomacy? Hillary Clinton embraces new media (AP)
• Senate Republicans brake rush to tax AIG bonuses (AP)
• US Post Service looks for new ways to cut losses (AP)
• Obama could make top high court lawyer a justice (AP)
• Somalia, U.N. appeal for peace process backing (Reuter
• Senate Panel Approves Locke Nomination for Commerce (C
• Former Nazi guard living in Wisconsin deported (AP)
• Obama cautious on gay rule in US military (AFP)
• AIG head shares US anger of bonuses but backs them (AP
• Analysis: White House, Dems backpedaling on AIG (AP)
• Analysis: AIG bonuses new cloud over Treasury boss (AP
• Smith: Selling the budget (Politico)
• Pence: Return AIG donations (Politico)
• Obama heads to California for town-hall meetings (AP)
• Obama calls on Americans to support budget (AP)
• Senate panel OKs Obama's deputy interior secretary (Re
• Closing arguments Wed. in circus elephant trial (AP)
• US Judges revise policy to avoid ethical conflicts (AP
• CIA kidnap trial in Italy postponed until April 22 (AP
• Congress threatens to tax AIG executives' bonuses (AP)
• Bonus furor may prompt limits on AIG bailout money (AP
• Obama taps Rooney as ambassador to Ireland (AP)
• Smith: Biden's tone (Politico)
• Reid: AIG execs won't keep the money (Politico)
• Justice Ginsburg says she will have chemotherapy (AP)
• Stimulus plan: Spend now, details later (promise) (AP)
• House eyes surtax on massive AIG bonuses (Reuters)
• Post office delays new stamps, citing weak economy (AP
• Correction: Justice Thomas story (AP)
• World Bank appeals for water investment (AP)
• Obama: AIG can't justify 'outrage' of exec bonuses (AP
• Obama plans small-business lending boost (AP)
• Fewer teens sniffing inhalants to get high (AP)
• Smith: 'As funny as the times allow' (Politico)
• Imus announces he has cancer (Politico)
• Analysis: Stem cell payoff wait's decades not days (AP
• Ex-Pa. senator convicted of 137 corruption counts (AP)
• Shoppers will know more about origins of food (AP)
• US praises Pakistan's restoration of chief judge (AP)
• Serbia case against student wanted in US postponed (AP
• Obama aides change their rhetoric on economy (AP)
• Cheney: Obama detainee policies make US less safe (AP)
• Possible therapy takes bite out of peanut allergy (AP)
• Smith: The White House's new message plan (Politico)
• Romer: Obama is against taxing health care (Politico)
• Cheney: US achieved much of what it wanted in Iraq (AP
• GOP to provide alternative budget to Obama's (AP)
• Frank: Obama needs time to buy bad bank assets (AP)
• Ginsburg hints at Supreme Court vacancy 'soon' (AFP)
• Report: Cuba, Venezuela could host Russian bombers (AP
• Obama focuses on food safety, picks FDA new chief (AP)
• Economy high on agenda for Obama, Brazilian leader (AP
• Souter, no fan of capital, seems at home in D.C. (AP)
• Smith: Raynor responds to union vote (Politico)
• Reform, don't ban, earmarks (Politico)
• INSIDE WASHINGTON: Moderates in Congress win clout (AP
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: New record for number of PACs (AP)
• Ski accident does not deter Murkowski's rise (AP)
• Court stays out of Anna Nicole Smith case (AP)
• UN chief: 2009 is critical year for Afghanistan (AP)
• Summers: 'Excess of fear' must be broken (AP)
• Post-9/11 reforms don't stop passport fakery (AP)
• Court urged to stay out of Anna Nicole Smith case (AP)
• Smith: Linking up with Cantor (Politico)
• Coleman v. Franken (Politico)
• Advocates worry Obama easing human rights stand (AP)
• Officials: Obama close to stating new Afghan goals (AP
• Closing arguments begin in Minn. Senate case (AP)
• FBI finds nothing for 2 out of 3 who seek records (AP)
• 90 Russian MiGs found unsafe to fly (AP)
• Geithner: Spending hikes are short-term; will end (AP)
• Obama to states: Spend stimulus wisely — or else (AP)
• Analysis: Obama stands with his allies, of course (AP)
• Smith: Huckabee blasts 'troubling' Steele remarks (Pol
• Exclusive: Steele names top RNC exec (Politico)
• Obama hosts Chinese FM for talks at White House (AP)
• Obama's FEMA pick offers calm after the storm (AP)
• Senate panel backs Kirk for U.S. trade representative
• FBI searches DC government office, arrests 2 (AP)
• Fat Duck restaurant reopens after food scare (AP)
• Obama says he accepts 'imperfect' spending bill (AP)
• Obama urges other nations to take stimulus action (AP)
• Officials: US to name envoy for Gitmo closure (AP)
• Smith: Conant leaves RNC (Politico)
• Schumer launches voter fraud probe (Politico)
• Official warns Congress not to force lending (AP)
• Oklahoma, Utah lead going cell-only; Calif, NY lag (AP
• House takes up wilderness bill (AP)
• Report: Happier, healthier in the West (AP)
• Former Nazi camp guard charged 29,000 times (AP)
• Obama overturns Bush policy on stem cells (AP)
• Pentagon: Chinese vessels harassed unarmed ship (AP)
• Court refuses to expand minority voting rights (AP)
• Smith: Mocking the prompter (Politico)
• Card check battle starts tomorrow (Politico)
• Health overhaul tests Obama's political skills (AP)
• Court turns down NYC case against gun industry (AP)
• Sen. Joe Lieberman now sings Obama's praises (AP)
• AP NewsBreak: US extends stay of foreign athletes (AP)
• Court refuses to get involved in tobacco fight (AP)
• Coordinated global stimulus needed: Summers (Reuters)
• GOP official: No more money for GM without plan (AP)
• Gingrich: `Not particularly' want to run in 2012 (AP)
• Recession on track to be longest in postwar period (AP
• Smith: Saturday reading: Kenny (Politico)
• Boehner: Rush flap 'created by the White House' (Polit
• On earmarks, budget chief says wait till next year (AP
• Budget chief asks for time for stimulus to work (AP)
• Pelosi, Reid learn about life in Obama's shadow (AP)
• IRS shifts away from private debt collectors (AP)
• Court ends terror suspect's detention challenge (AP)
• Israel accelerating Jerusalem seizures: EU report (Reu
• Obama invites U.N.'s Ban to White House next week (Reu
• The 21st-century fireside chat: Did Obama connect? (AP
• House passes resolution to honor actor Paul Newman (AP
• Report: Investors gamble on clean tech (AP)
• Supreme Court lets city refuse religious monument (Reu
• Somalia death toll hits 81 in worst fighting for weeks
• Obama to unveil $75 billion mortgage relief plan (AP)
• 1 killed in unrest on French island Guadeloupe (AP)
• Holder: US is nation of cowards on racial matters (AP)
• Smith: Dept. of newspaper wars (Politico)
• Burris plans PR offensive (Politico)
• Court reverses ruling bringing 17 Gitmo detainees to U.S.
• Clinton: Obama may want to wait to visit Indonesia (AP
• Burris 'welcomes' probes into Blagojevich contacts (AP
• Details of Obama's plan to stem home foreclosures (AP)
• Ginsburg's cancer has not spread, court says (AP)
• US dollar mostly higher in European trading (AP)
• Obama adviser: Auto industry must restructure (AP)
• Obama focusing on stimulus, foreclosure crisis (AP)
• Axelrod: Stem cell order coming soon from Obama (AP)
• Smith: 'Screwed'-Graham's bipartisanship (Politico)
• Axelrod hints pay limits not binding (Politico)
• Gibbs: Stimulus points toward recovery (AP)
• Basketball helps Obama exercise, relieve stress (AP)
• McCain cites bad bipartisan start with Obama (AP)
• Estimates of abandoned mines in 13 states (AP)
• Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg's cancer has not spread, cou
• Russia criticizes call for Bout extradition (AP)
• Obama urges Americans to follow Lincoln's example (AP)
• Economic stimulus package on track for final votes (AP
• Smith: Two signals on Syria (Politico)
• Bill Richardson tarnished by scandal (Politico)
• US seizes a second batch of suspected pirates (AP)
• Frank: New bank bailout grants will be protected (AP)
• Pace picking up in Minn. Senate trial (AP)
• Peanut butter outbreak prompts tighter food safety (AP
• Is solicitor hearing a trial balloon? (Politico)
• Russia, US satellite collision a threat in space (AP)
• WHO GETS WHAT: Billions to colleges and students (AP)
• Poll: US, allies, Kabul government losing ground (AP)
• Sen. Leahy proposes truth panel on DOJ abuses (AP)
• Timeline of events in salmonella outbreak (AP)
• 'Slumdog' named best picture at UK film awards (AP)
• Official: Sebelius near top for health post (AP)
• NATO commander: Afghanistan drug raids imminent (AP)
• AP Top Washington News At 9 a.m. EST D967EAQ00@news.ap
• Smith: Kissinger's praise (Politico)
• Summers urges quick passage (Politico)
• Texas senator expects stimulus package to pass (AP)
• Summers warns that stimulus battle not yet over (AP)
• Pa. gov to testify at former state senator's trial (AP
• Peanut product recalls (AP)
• Economists sceptical of India's brave talk (AFP)
• Justice Ginsburg plans quick return to court (AP)
• Georgia: 27 Russian jets sent to Abkhazia (AP)
• Senate won't change if Gregg leave: McConnell (Reuters
• WHO GETS WHAT: Billions for health care insurance (AP)
• Cyprus to search suspected Hamas arms ship again (AP)
• Official: Gregg leading candidate for Commerce (AP)
• Tax troubles arise for 2nd Obama Cabinet nominee (AP)
• Despite layoffs, federal work force is growing (AP)
• Smith: George's calls (Politico)
• Obama team looks for opening in Iran (Politico)
• Alaska lawmakers question Sarah Palin's focus (AP)
• GOP governors press Congress to pass stimulus bill (AP
• McConnell wants 4 percent mortgages, lower tax rates (
• Birds cause emergency landings, aborted takeoffs (AP)
• Obama signs pay equity law (Reuters)
• CA-CANADA Summary (Reuters)
• Crew of downed plane to media: Cool it (AP)
• Court will review school strip search for drugs (AP)
• Darfur peacekeepers to be at full strength by June (AP
• GOP senator gives key support to Obama's AG pick (AP)
• Bush claims economy on track to recovery (AP)
• Interior issues offshore drilling plan (AP)
• Obama's AG pick praised by ex-FBI director (AP)
• A peek at Obama's inaugural plan (Politico)
• US, Israel sign deal to boost Gaza truce effort (AP)
• Obama's AG pick praised by ex-Bush adviser (AP)
• Senate swears in Biden replacement Kaufman (AP)
• Feds: Cape wind farm OK for environment (AP)
• Frank: Obama would spend big to cut foreclosures (AP)
• Doctor cleared in British terror plot free on bail (AP
• Dem aide: Obama supports $300B tax cut plan (AP)
• Bush: Israel has right to protect itself (AP)
• Scribner to publish first lady Laura Bush's memoir (AP
• Richardson withdrawal leaves gap in Cabinet picks (AP)
• Obama to Pelosi: Stimulus 'can't wait' (Politico)
• Bush to establish 3 marine monuments in Pacific (AP)
• Court deals Coleman another setback on absentees (AP)
• Burris to go to DC as his fate remains in question (AP
• Obama taps Clinton-era lawyers for Justice Dept (Reute
• US ex-envoy says Mideast two-state solution unworkable
• Hoyer: Stimulus unlikely before inauguration (AP)
• Cheney: Israel not seek US OK before invasion (AP)
• Top senators plan Monday meeting on Burris (AP)
• Good luck getting around D.C. on Inauguration Day (AP)
• Hill leaders say no stimulus by Jan. 20 (Politico)
• Denver schools chief named to fill Senate vacancy (AP)
• Colo. Senate choice new to politics but has smarts (AP
• Reid to Meet With Appointee to Obama's Senate Seat (CQ
• Swastikas daubed on Holocaust memorial (AP)
• Rice vows hard work on arranging Gaza cease-fire (AP)
• Obama to meet with lawmakers, former presidents (AP)
• Only 27 seconds needed to end Senate session (AP)
• Motorists' habits spur call for tax increases (AP)
• Republicans to flee D.C. for Inauguration (Politico)
• Portland: Largest US city with openly gay mayor (AP)
• Powerful NY lawmaker says he'll support Kennedy (AP)
• Claiborne Pell, senator behind college grants, dies (R
• Hezbollah-like tactic used by Hamas against Israel (AP
• Chief justice: Inflation outpacing pay for judges (AP)
• Paul Hofmann, who informed on Nazis, dies at 96 (AP)
• White House: Bush discusses Mideast with PM Olmert (AP
• Not so fast: Senate has a say on Obama's successor (AP
• Hawaii giddy to have Obama home on the island (AP)
• Democrats' struggle with filling Obama seat (AP)
• Duffer in chief? (Politico)
• Judge awards $65M to men taken from USS Pueblo (AP)
• Obama: Blagojevich appointee shouldn't be seated (AP)
• Rush compares Senate Democrats to segregationists (Pol
• Bribery trial looms as Jefferson loses delay bid (AP)
• Judge rejects release of two Guantanamo inmates (Reute
• US, UN, EU and Russia urge immediate Gaza truce (AP)
• Top 10 political upsets of 2008 (Politico)
• Obama adviser: Slowing economy won't halt tax cuts (AP
• After 30 years, John Warner exits Senate at peace (AP)
• Gaza faces humanitarian crisis unless world stops Israel: O
• US urges Hamas to cease rocket attacks on Israel (AP)
• Obama's Hawaii retreat loses power for 11 hours (AP)
• Mrs. Bush: Bush presidency not a failure (AP)
• Axelrod: Slowing economy won't deter tax cuts (AP)
• Lt. Gov.: Blago impeached by Feb. (Politico)
• First lady says shoe-throwing an assault (AP)
• Analysis: Kennedy's shine obscures other hopefuls (AP)
• MP3 player lights rescuers' way to missing skiers (AP)
• Questions and answers on Obama's overseas playbook (AP
• US urging calm over possible Pakistan troop moves (AP)
• Power outage hits during Obama's Hawaiian vacation (AP
• Pakistan troop reports bad news for terror fight (AP)
• GOP paralysis, or generation gap? (Politico)
• Kennedy says 9/11, Obama led her to public service (AP
• New York man killed by avalanche in Austria (AP)
• NY gov: Goldman's move on bonuses cost state $178M (AP
• For Obama, huge challenges vs. big assets (AP)
• Federal judges call for higher pay (AP)
• Homeland Security forecasts 5-year terror threats (AP)
• Jeb Bush poised for Florida Senate run (Politico)
• Obama stays close to home, military on holiday (AP)
• Cabinet choices touch off scramble in states (AP)
• Senate race in Minnesota remains undecided (Reuters)
• General Assembly ups U.N. budget for 2008-09 (Reuters)
• Prosecutors to court: Get on with Jefferson trial (AP)
• Coal for Christmas: Brooklyn man's pardon revoked (AP)
• 12 days of Christmas for Bushes at Camp David (AP)
• Obama acknowledges military on Christmas Eve (AP)
• Obama, team lawyered up for inquiries (Politico)
• Minn. court blocks Coleman on double recount votes (AP
• Minnesota Seat May Be Empty When Senate Meets in January
• UN willing to help mediate inclusive dialogue in Fiji
• The Influence Game: Unlikely groups seek job funds (AP
• Blagojevich questioning takes up Obama's time (AP)
• Problems seen in e-voting overseas (AP)
• Bush pardons man who helped Israel during wartime (AP)
• NY Times publishing Obama book (Politico)
• Obama cites Delaware River crossing as inspiration (AP
• Naming '08 Minn. Senate winner will take until '09 (AP
• Disgraced Mass. sen. applies for pension increase (AP)
• Court reinstates clean air rule during EPA fix (AP)
• Nations working to secure release of UN envoy (AP)
• Eastern Congo is top priority for UN peacekeepers (AP)
• Obama to release review on Blagojevich contacts (AP)
• Where'd the bailout money go? Shhhh, it's a secret (AP
• AP study finds $1.6B went to bailed-out bank execs (AP
• Hairdressers want chance to style first lady (AP)
• Pelosi power: California rises (Politico)
• AP Impact: Wall Street still flying corporate jets (AP
• Cheney says Congress failed struggling automakers (AP)
• Utah supplants Nevada as fastest growing state (AP)
• South African union group pledges to rally behind ANC
• Cheney `clearly would love' to get bin Laden now (AP)
• Cheney: Palin no lock to be GOP nominee in 2012 (AP)
• Cheney defends powers in fighting terrorism (AP)
• Cheney says Biden hasn't asked for any VP advice (AP)
• Exclusive: Wolfson, other top Dems in mix for spokesperson
• Cheney: Not ready to judge Obama stimulus plan (AP)
• Biden to oversee efforts aimed at middle class (AP)
• Franken expects to defeat Coleman by 35-50 votes (Poli
• Former Bush aide pleads guilty to theft (AP)
• California's top lawyer opposes gay marriage ban (Reut
• Italy's poor to eat contraband caviar on Christmas (AP
• Bailout approved: Automakers to get $17.4B (AP)
• Senator says Obama picks Mills to head SBA (AP)
• Obama announcing labor, transportation picks Fri. (AP)
• Jury reaches verdict in Safavian trial (AP)
• Franken takes lead in recount (Politico)
• Bush says he can't let auto companies collapse (AP)
• Caroline Kennedy did not vote in many elections (AP)
• Franken opens first lead in Minn. Senate race (AP)
• First lady has videoconference with women in Kabul (AP
• Illinois refuses to pay for governor's defense (Reuter
• Protesters shake shoes at US Embassy in London (AP)
• US general drafts troop withdrawal plan for Iraq (AP)
• Bush considering "orderly" auto bankruptcy (AP)
• Obama picks new SEC chief and other regulators (AP)
• Obama says government 'asleep at the switch' (AP)
• Kirk on Trade (Politico)
• Obama chooses Tarullo for Fed seat (AP)
• Gensler chosen for CFTC (AP)
• Coleman withdraws some challenges to Minn. ballots (AP
• Audit: FBI agents billed $45k apiece for Iraq OT (AP)
• Court refuses to oust Illinois governor (Reuters)
• NATO to resume contacts with Russia, official says (AP
• McCain scolds GOP for whacking Obama (Politico)
• BUSH NOTEBOOK: Surprises galore on hush-hush trip (AP)
• Illinois officials weigh options for Senate seat (AP)
• Vatican's Christmas tree lit (AP)
• Obama names NY housing commissioner to head HUD (AP)
• Essay: Services R Us; auto woes point to era's end (AP
• For a mere 50K, you get a 4-day inauguration trip (AP)
• Obama merchandise selling big in DC, elsewhere (AP)
• Sunday talk show tip sheet (Politico)
• RNC chairman criticizes Obama again over Blagojevich scanda
• Commander: Some US troops to stay in Iraqi cities (AP)
• Al Franken gets boosts in Minnesota Senate recount (AP
• EPA exempts farms from reporting toxic fumes (AP)
• Insurer's asbestos-related lawsuits at high court (AP)
• Scientists find 2,000-year-old brain in Britain (AP)
• Obama: I'm frustrated there's no auto deal (AP)
• Navy commander questions land attacks on pirates (AP)
• White House considers help for car makers (AP)
• Bush delivers commencement address at Texas A&M (AP)
• Bush changes mind, may save auto giants (Politico)
• Search for Obama dog draws expert advice (AP)
• Illinois AG asks high court to declare gov. unfit (AP)
• Minn. board OKs counting more absentee ballots (AP)
• Auto deaths down 10 percent so far this year (AP)
• Not coming soon to the Supreme Court: TV cameras (AP)
• African-American student stabbed in Russian city (AP)
• UN says cholera death toll in Zimbabwe reaches 775 (AP
• Ill. Gov. arrested in Obama successor probe (AP)
• Top Senate Democrat sees auto bailout by Wednesday (AP
• Al Gore waves off official role in Obama administration
• Wanted: NY senator with smarts, good upstate map (AP)
• For first lady, free work but no free time (Politico)
• Court: No review of Obama's eligibility to serve (AP)
• NY Rep. King interested in NY Senate seat (AP)
• Illinois governor arrested for trying to sell Obama's senat
• Cities with largest unemployment increases (AP)
• US Supreme Court refuses to take up Obama citizenship case
• Report: Tajik man beheaded in Moscow region (AP)
• Army asked to review 2 troop deaths (AP)
• Obama: Economy to get worse before it improves (AP)
• Rice praises Clinton as pick to be top diplomat (AP)
• Senator calls for Chrysler merger, new CEO at GM (AP)
• Rice: Overthrow of Saddam Hussein was 'a great strategic ac
• Rumsfeld nemesis Shinseki to be named VA secretary (AP
• Louisiana voters oust indicted Rep. Jefferson (AP)
• Indicted Louisiana Rep. Jefferson Upset in 2008's Last Hous
• Senior Anglican cleric condemns Mugabe (AP)
• Charged Blackwater guards ID'd: All decorated vets (AP
• AP IMPACT: Donors, lobbyists help Obama get ready (AP)
• White House: Constructive auto talks with Congress (AP
• Bush eyes portrait, saying `Welcome to my hanging' (AP
• 10 questions for Obama on 'Meet the Press' (Politico)
• Obama campaign mulls what to do with $30M surplus (AP)
• Obama discusses economic plan to save, create jobs (AP
• Caroline is latest Kennedy to eye NY Senate seat (AP)
• Round 2 for trial of Safavian in Abramoff case (AP)
• Ohio high court tosses 1,000 ballots in tight race (AP
• UN emergency fund gets $380 million for 2009 (AP)
• Texas Sen. Hutchison exploring run for governor (AP)
• Clinton looks to loyalists for State Dept. staff (AP)
• Minn. Senate recount nears end: Coleman leads (Reuters
• Alito jabs at Biden over long-ago plagiarism (AP)
• American jailed for crash, drove on right (AP)
• Big Three plead for $34B rescue (AP)
• Can Obama save the Big Three? (Politico)
• Obama calls Iraq PM to discuss cooperation (AP)
• GOP hopes Holder makes Dems squirm (Politico)
• Canada's leader is allowed to suspend Parliament (AP)
• Democrat concedes in US House race in California (AP)
• Hutchison takes step toward run for Texas governor (AP
• CEOs drive to DC for hearings; Questions persist (AP)
• Polluters to spend record sum to fix violations (AP)
• Alito ribs Biden for plagiarism (Politico)
• Court rules EU illegally froze Iran group's funds (AP)
• Obama names Richardson to head Commerce Department (AP
• Chambliss wins US Senate runoff in Georgia (AP)
• GM exec: bankruptcy not an option for industry (AP)
• Franken pulls closer but Coleman still leads (AP)
• Bill Clinton eyes role, too (Politico)
• Ex-Oregon governor doubts he'll get Cabinet job (AP)
• Obama vows to help states weather economic woes (AP)
• Government recommends Kansas for biodefense lab (AP)
• California Democrat considered for trade job (AP)
• Smoker's widow seeks $79.5M award at high court (AP)
• NATO backs US missile shield over Russian protest (AP)
• Justices chide California-based appeals court (AP)
• Nations prepare for cluster bomb accord (AP)
• Obama announces Clinton, Gates for Cabinet (AP)
• 5 things the war Cabinet says about Obama (Politico)
• Obama national-security team 'covers the bases' for new pol
• Evolution of the Obama-Clinton connection (Politico)
• N.Y. governor navigating political thicket to fill Clinton
• Pelosi seeks fast action on stimulus bill (Reuters)
• Some vindication for sick vets, but little relief (AP)
• High court declines pathologist Wecht's appeal (AP)
• Pakistani-German tried on al-Qaida charge (AP)
• Bush calls India's leader to pledge solidarity (AP)
• Official: Obama to name AG, UN, homeland picks (AP)
• Laura Bush says she will mostly `miss the people' (AP)
• Officials: Obama set to introduce Clinton Monday (AP)
• Clinton, Obama seal the deal (Politico)
• Obama team repackaging Clinton after campaign digs (AP
• Liberals to keep pressure on Obama for results (AP)
• Daschle lobby ties bump up against Obama vow (Politico
• Obama attends funeral for friend's family member (AP)
• Justice Stevens shows no signs he is ready to quit (AP
• WTO chief says expects ministerial decision next week
• US Gov't: 3 Americans among injured in India (AP)
• Bush praises approval of Iraq-U.S. security pact (AP)
• Bush, Obama reflect on Thanksgiving (AP)
• FTC tosses guidance on tar, nicotine in cigarettes (AP
• Breaking News: Pundits like turkey, too! (Politico)
• Lieberman: Obama 'about perfect' in Cabinet picks (AP)
• After absentee ballot loss, Franken eyes options (AP)
• Rangel Probe Will Be Finished by January, Pelosi Says
• NY subway terror threat emerges on busy travel day (AP
• Correction: Enemy Combatant story (AP)
• World recoils in horror at Mumbai attacks (AFP)
• Feds warn of terror plotting against NYC subways (AP)
• Obama says he'll have economic plan on his 1st day (AP
• Obama opts for wisdom of establishment advisers (AP)
• 4 new reports reveal battered economy (AP)
• Franken loses absentee ballot appeal (Politico)
• McCain will return to Senate and seek a fifth term (AP
• AP poll: Few Obama, McCain backers were unwavering (AP
• Minn. board due to rule on voided absentee ballots (AP
• Climate crisis energizes radical environmentalists (AP
• Ohio Supreme Court to decide congressional votes (AP)
• Brits ask how system failed to stop rapist father (AP)
• AP IMPACT: Govt pays millions for unapproved drugs (AP
• Lame-duck US, Israeli leaders to meet a final time (AP
• Obama not 'likely' to push repeal of Bush tax cuts (Po
• Obama taps passionate defender for press secretary (AP
• Foes of stem cell research now face tough battle (AP)
• Pelosi says Congress could back huge stimulus plan (Re
• New lobbyist implicated in Abramoff investigation (AP)
• Court could give Obama early test on detentions (AP)
• Aubry wins French Socialist Party leadership (AP)
• Could Iowa conservatives undermine GOP in 2012? (AP)
• Dem sources: Clinton to help Hillary get State job (AP
• Reid seeks to lower expectations for auto bailout (AP)
• Sources: Decorated US agent in drug arrest (AP)
• Chief justice's father dies after long illness (AP)
• Cyprus backs Russia's call for new European treaty (AP
• UN closes Gaza aid centers, citing lack of food (AP)
• Obama calling on economic experts for their advice (AP
• No hidden white bias seen in presidential race (AP)
• Obama receives congratulations from world leaders (AP)
• `Blue Hawaii' is no longer just an old Elvis movie (AP
• First family moving to Washington (Politico)
• Obama's pick for chief of staff known as 'Rahmbo' (AP)
• Palin lays low as interview requests pile up (AP)
• Some House and Senate Seats May Take Weeks to Resolve
• Calif. voters approve gay-marriage ban (AP)
• US Supreme Court to test Obama's talents (AFP)
• UN urges India to decriminalise homosexuality (AFP)
• Images from Campaign 2008: fist bumps and lipstick (AP
• Where McCain, Obama stand on the issues (AP)
• Christmas deadline for mail coming up (AP)
• Court hears amputee's case on limits of drug suits (AP
• Libya's Gadhafi hails energy ties with Russia (AP)
• Belarus court upholds sentence on U.S. lawyer (Reuters
• Bush to attend UN dialogue on religions (AP)
• Obama raises stunning $150 million in September (AP)
• Colin Powell endorses Barack Obama for president (AP)
• McCain: Obama fundraising hurts public financing (AP)
• Voters angry about bailout, but willing to listen (AP)
• McCain: Obama cash will lead to scandal (Politico)
• Palin smiles as 'SNL' mocks her anew (AP)
• In swing states, McCain and Obama spar over taxes (AP)
• Republicans fear bloodbath in Congress (AFP)
• Steinmeier crowned as chancellor candidate (AP)
• Correction: Aircraft engine story (AP)
• High court rejects GOP bid in Ohio voting dispute (AP)
• Austria and Turkey win Security Council election (AP)
• Palin has mixed record as fiscal conservative (AP)
• Fact Check: Camps highlight foes' old associates (AP)
• Several lawmakers face same opponent again (AP)
• Clintons campaigning for Obama-Biden in Pa. (AP)
• Sunday shows talk bailout, economy (Politico)
• Schieffer set to moderate last McCain-Obama debate (AP
• Congressman says McCain 'sowing seeds of hatred' (AP)
• Rep. Frank plans economy stimulus bill in November (Re
• FBI searched long, hard for Jack Anderson sources (AP)
• Italian woman in right-to-die case worsens (AP)
• As governor, Palin at times bonds church and state (AP
• The campaign's got your number, and your bar code (AP)
• Scenes from the ground game (AP)
• Obama notes McCain's effort to temper GOP comments (AP
• Caution (Politico)
• Financial woes boost Democrats in Congress races (AP)
• Report stings Palin over Troopergate flap (AP)
• Colin Powell calls Sen. Stevens' word 'sterling' (AP)
• FBI files show long hunt for Jack Anderson sources (AP
• Ohio death row inmate appeals to US Supreme Court (AP)
• French police dismantle stolen-art ring (AP)
• Palin criticizes Obama's ties to Wright, Ayers (AP)
• McCain, Obama camps trade barbs on negative ads (AP)
• Analysis: Palin's words may backfire on McCain (AP)
• Quotes from Palin on Obama's ties to Wright, Ayers (AP
• Ignorance of Ayers? (Politico)
• Campaigns woo new Hispanic citizens as key bloc (AP)
• Congress hears Lehman sought millions for execs (AP)
• AP Investigation: Ike environmental toll apparent (AP)
• Cigarette suit first up in new court term Monday (AP)
• Turkish planes bomb Kurdish hideout in north Iraq (AP)
• Onus on McCain to turn race around (AP)
• Back home, Palin lives model life in Last Frontier (AP
• Push to register felons to vote could aid Obama (AP)
• Obama attacks McCain on health care (AP)
• Dean to students: Don’t worry over economy (Polit
• Alaska Supreme Court takes up 'Troopergate' case (AP)
• GOP, Democrats battle in Pa. over voter dress code (AP
• It's wait and see after Bush signs rescue plan (AP)
• Report faults FAA over maintenance outsourcing (AP)
• Major Supreme Court cases for the new term (AP)
• Paris summit seeks European response to crisis (Reuter
• Obama: Accountability must accompany rescue plan (AP)
• McCain calls revamped bailout bill an improvement (AP)
• Sarah Palin says media coverage has not been sexist (A
• McCain, Obama call for greater bank security (AP)
• McCain: Economy could ‘grind to a halt’ (Pol
• Polls: Obama leads in critical trio of states (AP)
• Wildlife group expands reach of anti-Palin wolf ad (AP
• Contractor: Senator's request for bill just a ruse (AP
• Poor ratings cited for 13 booster seats (AP)
• High court rebuffs Louisiana in child rape case (AP)
• Stairs collapse at Russian school, 5 children die (AP)
• McCain urges Treasury Department to take action (AP)
• Candidates propose big boost for deposit insurance (AP
• Analysis: With bailout, McCain reaches dead end (AP)
• McCain focusing on Iowa despite polls (AP)
• Candidates' travels show it's all about Ohio (Politico
• Palin: Pakistan remark was a response to a voter (AP)
• Senate leaders vow passage of fiscal rescue plan (Reut
• US slaps sanctions on Colombian rebel envoys (AP)
• Serbia's president considers Kosovo division (AP)
• Analysis: Debate contrasts styles of leadership (AP)
• VP: A second banana in a country of firsts (AP)
• What they've said about being No. 2 (AP)
• War and taxes divide McCain, Obama in first debate (AP
• GOP plan: Reshape bailout, credit McCain (Politico)
• Analysis: First debate produces night of contrasts (AP
• Discipline the keynote of 1st presidential debate (AP)
• Trial key: Did Sen. Stevens know about freebies? (AP)
• Product recalls: sliced bamboo shoots (AP)
• Conservative judges fault Scalia opinion on guns (AP)
• Hospital deaths of 40 newborns shocks Turkey (AP)
• McCain calls for 'all hands on deck' (Politico)
• Debate over debate is latest strategy (AP)
• Letterman unloads on McCain for not showing up (AP)
• US-NEWS Summary (Reuters)
• Stevens blames contractor in gift-giving trial (AP)
• EU bans baby food with Chinese milk, recalls grow (AP)
• Biden says McCain often wrong on national security (AP
• McCain discusses bailout deal with Romney, CEOs (AP)
• Source: Freddie Mac paid McCain aide's firm (AP)
• Poll finds 18 percent of voters persuadable (AP)
• Obama strategy needs big campaign budget (Politico)
• Obama out to flip Indiana to Dems (AP)
• Pentagon budget hits new record in spending bill (AP)
• NIH director to leave office (AP)
• Top court stays Georgia inmate's execution (Reuters)
• US-INTERNATIONAL Summary (Reuters)
• Election Day? Been there, done that (AP)
• Poll: Racial misgivings of Dems an Obama issue (AP)
• Obama to head south to prepare for debates (AP)
• Obama, McCain, parties level the playing field (AP)
• Race helps, hinders Obama, polls show (Politico)
• Stalled Troopergate probe leaves many questions (AP)
• Alaska town opens 'road to nowhere' (AP)
• S.Africa's ANC faces split after Mbeki ouster: report
• Georgia to seek U.N. support against Russia (Reuters)
• Racial views steer some white Dems away from Obama (AP
• Obama says economic crisis has reshaped economy (AP)
• Obama looks to regain momentum in debate series (AP)
• In debates, McCain has pleased or seethed (AP)
• In 2012, will it be McCain vs. Palin? (Politico)
• Which Obama will show up for presidential debates? (AP
• Hazards in a half century of presidential debates (AP)
• Bush renewing push for Colombian free-trade deal (AP)
• US steps up inspections to keep out tainted milk (AP)
• US high court asked to examine case of Qatari terror suspec
• U.N. official sounds famine alarm in Horn of Africa (R
• GOP senator: A 'stretch' to say Palin is qualified (AP
• McCain aides: Obama 'cheerleading' market crisis (AP)
• Biden: Paying higher taxes patriotic for wealthy (AP)
• Cedar Rapids residents wish McCain would tour city (AP
• Obama to pound McCain on deregulation (Politico)
• Obama casts light on McCain's abortion stance (AP)
• Obama rebounds in polls as economic crisis bites (AFP)
• FTC warns of bogus cancer cures (AP)
• Serb student fugitive quizzed over travel papers (AP)
• McCain says government 'forced' to bail out AIG (AP)
• North Carolina a new battleground (AP)
• Top Clinton fundraiser backing McCain, not Obama (AP)
• Palin says she's disappointed by another bailout (AP)
• Campaigns use phony ads to drive message (Politico)
• Obama still favored in Wis. but race is tighter (AP)
• Alaska AG: State employees won't honor subpoenas (AP)
• House panel moves toward impeaching a judge (AP)
• Poll: Reason for lack of attacks divides partisans (AP
• Russia harshly criticizes NATO visit to Georgia (AP)
• Obama blames Wall St. crisis on Republican policy (AP)
• McCain: Wall Street woes point to regulation need (AP)
• Biden: McCain is ex-reformer turned Rove disciple (AP)
• Friends of Lehman (Politico)
• Low-profile headquarters for high-profile Obama (AP)
• Race, economy lead Mich. voters to waver on Obama (AP)
• More errors for Rangel; to hire new accountant (AP)
• Judge throws out Yellowstone snowmobile plan (AP)
• Russian troops withdraw in western Georgia (AFP)
• Obama camp says it raised $66 million in August (AP)
• McCain visit to NH could help in South (AP)
• GOP looking to limit Democratic gains in House (AP)
• Obama camp suggests Palin has distorted record (AP)
• Obama raises $66 million in August (Politico)
• Palin sticks to the familiar in first solo outing (AP)
• Forum sells 'Obama Waffles' with racial stereotype (AP
• Palin jolts Capitol, energizes Republicans (Reuters)
• Greenspan: Tough decisions await in Lehman case (AP)
• Security Council alarmed at fighting in east Congo (AP
• Alaska lawmakers vote to subpoena Todd Palin (AP)
• Democrats: GOP should support drilling compromise (AP)
• Obama, McCain Put Politics Aside on 9/11 Anniversary (
• McCain and Obama commemorate 9/11 anniversary (AP)
• Poll: Swing state voters approve of Palin (AP)
• Film shows McCain's release from Vietnamese prison (AP
• Uncle: Robbers target Obama's family in Kenya (AP)
• Facts worth remembering today (Politico)
• Jubilant Alaskans welcome Gov. Sarah Palin home (AP)
• 'Celebrity' dig reflects US culture, history (AP)
• Top Senate Democrat to push US-India nuclear deal (AP)
• N. Korea has quietly built long-range missile base (AP
• Afghanistan's army to double to 134,000: UN (AFP)
• Obama accuses McCain camp of 'phony outrage' (AP)
• Paul rejects plea to endorse McCain (AP)
• Biden lays out his strategy for VP debate (AP)
• Palin's split with Alaska GOP opened opportunity (AP)
• Obama knocks press on 'made-up controversy' (Politico)
• Obama opens education debate with McCain (AP)
• Analysis: Obama is back on defense against McCain (AP)
• Rangel admits mistakes, $5,000 bill to Uncle Sam (AP)
• North Korea has second long-range missile site (AP)
• Thomas says Constitution forbids racial preference (AP
• Iran demands U.N. response to Israeli "threats" (Reute
• Cheney sees nothing stopping Palin from doing job (AP)
• Obama and McCain have big economic differences (AP)
• McCain takes on GOP and Bush along with Obama (AP)
• McCain campaign hits Albuquerque restaurant (AP)
• Obama camp calls Palin ad claim a 'lie' (Politico)
• Obama says he was too flip on abortion question (AP)
• GOP To Drop Filibuster Of Defense Authorization (CQPol
• UN sees storms add to hard-hit Haiti's food crisis (AP
• Obama: Recession could delay rescinding tax cuts (AP)
• Biden says he looks forward to debate with Palin (AP)
• Obama, McCain call for changes in mortgage giants (AP)
• McCain-Palin becoming Palin-McCain? (AP)
• Biden challenges Palin to take questions (Politico)
• Democrats post big gains in voter registration (AP)
• Auto industry to press Congress for $50B in loans (AP)
• EU ministers call for Georgia-Russia probe (AP)
• McCain introduces vp candidate Palin in Wisconsin (AP)
• McCain and Obama campaigns grapple for 'change' (AP)
• Review: McCain can't match week's best speeches (AP)
• Analysis: McCain talks unity while allies attack (AP)
• McCain sketches policy blueprint (Politico)
• McCain makes bipartisan pitch as leader for all (AP)
• Palin's lawyer has already questioned 2 witnesses (AP)
• Rangel paid no mortgage interest on beach house (AP)
• FAA investigating 11 air carriers on safety issues (AP
• Mexico's Supreme Court slams Walmart's labor practices
• Ukraine PM asks president's party to return to coalition
• McCain to give big speech on rebuilt stage (AP)
• Cindy McCain parts with Palin on abortion, sex ed (AP)
• Biden to vigorously challenge Palin (AP)
• Antiwar march planned for last day of RNC (AP)
• Palin may help motivate crucial base voters for GOP (P
• Michigan man accused of planning anti-GOP attack (AP)
• Economy yet to dominate Republican convention (AFP)
• Repentant Abramoff faces judge in corruption case (AP)
• Brazil sees WTO ethanol case against U.S. soon (Reuter
• Palin introducing herself; GOP blasts questions (AP)
• Palin gets chance to fire back with speech (AP)
• Giuliani says Palin ready to handle 9/11 crisis (AP)
• McCain trying to get back on script (AP)
• Hoping to divert attention, GOP plans to re-launch attacks
• Romney readies for White House run if McCain fails (AP
• An evolving GOP approach to family values? (AP)
• Kirkpatrick, Hay to fight for House seat (AP)
• EPA: Transportation Dept off base on fuel estimate (AP
• Russian troops withdrawal from Georgia likely soon: envoy
• Bush to address convention tonight via satellite (AP)
• McCain says Palin thoroughly checked (AP)
• GOP convention script goes straight to rewrite (AP)
• With no speeches, delegates focus on buttons (AP)
• GOP group hits Obama on surge, again (Politico)
• McCain fought money on teen pregnancy programs (AP)
• McCain camp's detailed review of Palin (AP)
• Gustav revives question: Is New Orleans worth it? (AP)
• African Union wants Zimbabwe crisis deal now (Reuters)
• GOP convention turns to plea for hurricane aid (AP)
• Palin says 17-year-old daughter is pregnant (AP)
• Obama returning to Chicago to monitor Gustav (AP)
• Obama asks thousands to help Gustav victims (AP)
• McCain expected to accept nod in person (Politico)
• Biden skips Pittsburgh parade to monitor Gustav (AP)
• Laura Bush to address convention (AP)
• FEMA: Gustav to be a catastrophic storm (AP)
• Putin calls on EU to be 'objective' at emergency summit: re
• Bush cancels, GOP weighs shorter convention (AP)
• Bush, Cheney to skip GOP convention due to Gustav (AP)
• McCain, Palin going to region threatened by storm (AP)
• Indicted Louisiana House member bids for 10th term (AP
• Bush to address nation (Politico)
• Party tickets bring American archetypes to fore (AP)
• Cindy McCain defends Palin pick, husband (AP)
• Wind, solar energy built on temporary tax breaks (AP)
• Suicide risks studied in drugs for physical ills (AP)
• Sources: US says civilian deaths were overstated (AP)
• Dem ad: McCain `doesn't get it' despite Palin (AP)
• Obama: Let's hope lessons of Katrina were learned (AP)
• McCain makes history with choice of running mate (AP)
• Clinton urges support for Obama, says stakes high (AP)
• Scholars question Palin credentials (Politico)
• Analysis: Palin could complicate energy debate (AP)
• Ron Paul followers gathering for own convention (AP)
• In White House race, battle of VPs begins (AFP)
• 2 airliners nearly collide over Atlantic (AP)
• Putin: US orchestrated conflict in Georgia (AP)
• McCain chooses Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin for V.P. (AP)
• Analysis: Palin's age, inexperience rival Obama's (AP)
• Alaska governor moves to national stage (AP)
• Obama avoids race on King's 'Dream' anniversary (AP)
• Scenes from the veep announcement (Politico)
• Obama uses speech for high-tech outreach (AP)
• The kitchen table: Anatomy of a metaphor (AP)
• McCain makes surprise pick of woman governor for VP (A
• Court: US can block mad cow testing (AP)
• How Britain Will Dominate Europe (Time.com)
• McCain says no vice presidential decision yet (AP)
• Obama plays some hoops, works on speech (AP)
• Biden: Obama cannot win without Pennsylvania (AP)
• Excitment, tears and Kumar on convention floor (AP)
• Rove doesn't deny calling Lieberman (Politico)
• Obama makes unscripted appearance at the DNC (AP)
• Some Clinton fundraisers squeezing money for Obama (AP
• Pa. legislative candidate discloses arrest record (AP)
• US hits Ugandan rebel chief with sanctions (AP)
• UN urges phasing out of energy subsidies (AP)
• Ohio man sentenced for writing racial hate letters (AP
• Nepal's ruling Maoists must release child soldiers: UN
• Clinton faces new GOP attacks ahead of her speech (AP)
• Biden delivers mea culpa to home-state delegates (AP)
• Dems, networks struggle over convention coverage (AP)
• Warner's bipartisan tone could rankle Democrats (AP)
• Vets take Obama to task (Politico)
• Official: Man wasn't a 'credible threat' to Obama (AP)
• Michelle Obama shows her husband's personal side (AP)
• Fla. Republicans vying to take back Foley's seat (AP)
• Number of uninsured drops; poverty holds steady (AP)
• Ex-Guantanamo detainees appeal to US Supreme Court (AF
• Russian lawmakers meet on rebel Georgian regions (Reut
• The modern political convention exists to be seen (AP)
• Obama raises $7.8 million in San Francisco (AP)
• McCain: Obama tried to legislate Iraqi failure (AP)
• 6 moments that mattered at the McCain-Obama faith forum
• No more hugs as Obama tears into McCain (AP)
• McCain gets briefing on Tropical Storm Fay (AP)
• U.S. Tells Russia to Remove Forces From Georgia (Bloom
• Rural economic woes may provide opening for Obama (AP)
• Ridge: GOP would accept abortion-rights VP (AP)
• Group wants to attack Obama on abortion (AP)
• Sharing stage, Obama and McCain split on abortion (AP)
• Obama slams Thomas; McCain slip may haunt (Politico)
• Obama's July fundraising bodes well for fall race (AP)
• Pelosi receptive to considering more drilling (AP)
• U.N. watchdog urges Germany, Swiss to combat racism (R
• Obama campaign brought in $51 million in July (AP)
• On abortion, candidates subtly seek centrist votes (AP
• Forces align against Republicans in Senate races (AP)
• Old legal feuds divided, linked McCain and ex-wife (AP
• Candidates make their appeals to evangelicals (Politic
• Is John Edwards' former aide covering for him? (AP)
• Democrats open to more offshore drilling (AP)
• Lawsuits help guarantee drug safety, doctors say (AP)
• Russia's War With Georgia May Revive U.S.-Europe Rift
• McCain, RNC report $96 million cash on hand (AP)
• McCain and Obama face questions about their faith (AP)
• Obama surfs, honors late mother as vacation ends (AP)
• Play of the Day: McCain the wisecracker (AP)
• Sports owners fund McCain, shun Obama (Politico)
• Groups file elections complaint against Wal-Mart (AP)
• McCain has kind words in spite of 'whiners' remark (AP
• Lawmakers want Olympics out of Russia (AP)
• US: Quds, Hezbollah training hit squads in Iran (AP)
• Thousands demand independence in Indian Kashmir (AP)
• Hillary Clinton's name to be placed in nomination (AP)
• Some Clinton backers won't go quietly at convention (A
• Obama targets Olympic audience with economic TV ad (AP
• McCain: US must reevaluate relations with Russia (AP)
• Keynote speaker today, nominee tomorrow? (Politico)
• Ohio voting law may be a boon for Obama supporters (AP
• Sanchez sisters recount obstacles in House (AP)
• Highway crashes kill more than 41,000 in 2007 (AP)
• No decision on Exxon Valdez interest payments (AP)
• EU wants to step up involvement in Georgia (AP)
• Obama, McCain's offices give insights into their personalit
• McCain's 'celebrity' taunts are bugging Obama (AP)
• Most companies in US avoid federal income taxes (AP)
• Report: Iraq contracts have cost billions (AP)
• France to suspend aid to Mauritania after coup (Reuter
• Edwards' ex-mistress nixes paternity test (AP)
• McCain: Obama seeks to 'legislate failure' in Iraq (AP
• Reduce partisan fight over judges, lawyers urge (AP)
• Edwards' affair his most costly political risk (AP)
• Obama shifts affirmative action rhetoric (Politico)
• Before confession, whispers hurt Edwards' stature (AP)
• Guaranteed health care key plank in Dems' platform (AP
• The forgotten candidates in the White House race (AFP)
• Pilots' reports on low fuel (AP)
• Texas executes Honduran man convicted of murder (AFP)
• Beijing quiet before opening ceremony (AP)
• McCain ad pushes independence, distance from Bush (AP)
• Obama links energy troubles to unpopular Cheney (AP)
• Cheney's role at GOP convention a question (AP)
• Race-card flap reopens Clinton camp wounds (Politico)
• Young people finding Obama way cooler than McCain (AP)
• Saying goodbye is hard for lawmakers (AP)
• Some answers, but not all, likely in anthrax case (AP)
• Mexican facing execution in US appeals to Supreme Court
• Brazilian minister threatens court action on US subsidies:
• Obama: Iraq now needs a political solution (AP)
• Obama vows to work for Mideast breakthrough (AP)
• Analysis: Foreign tour is media bonanza for Obama (AP)
• McCain insists he was right, Obama wrong on Iraq (AP)
• McCain raises money off Obama’s trip (Politico)
• Obamamania in full flight ahead of tour of Europe (AP)
• Mortgage-giant rescue could cost $25 billion (AP)
• Deadly Tolls: Sick truckers causing fatal wrecks (AP)
• Louisiana asks court to reopen child rape case (AP)
• France's Sarkozy denies plans to force new Irish EU vote
• Obama calls fight in Afghanistan 'precarious' (AP)
• Rice: Obama's success is great gain for blacks (AP)
• Gore: Clinton campaign changed perception of women (AP
• Analysis: Confident Iraq rides US political tides (AP)
• Meet the seven super surrogates (Politico)
• McCain paying down primary funds in advance of cap (AP
• Gore pushes environment with activist bloggers (AP)
• Dream of gas tax holiday falters over job losses (AP)
• Cambodia asks for UN help in Thai border stand-off: Thailan
• At the Democrats' party, a Pentecostal minister (AP)
• Obama to tour war zone in Afghanistan (AP)
• For better or worse, McCain wedded to town halls (AP)
• McCain adviser Gramm quits after 'whiners' remarks (AP
• McCain is winning -- in Israel (Politico)
• Foes no more, McCain, Romney warm to each other (AP)
• McCain raises more than $21 million in June (AP)
• Dream of gas tax holiday faltered over job losses (AP)
• Guns ruling spawns legal challenges by felons (AP)
• WTC site will be open again to families this 9/11 (AP)
• Obama raised $52 million in June, still trails McCain and G
• McCain hasn't ignited the passions of evangelicals (AP
• Gore sets 'moon shot' goal on climate change (AP)
• Political Play of the Day: Obama becomes a gym rat (AP
• Tony Snow remembered (Politico)
• Fox News: Jackson used N-word in crude off-air remarks
• Lawmakers say European banks aiding US tax cheats (AP)
• Outside the Beltway? Out of luck winning contracts (AP
• Why Nobody's Boycotting Beijing (Time.com)
• Poll finds racial divisions on Obama's candidacy (AP)
• Congress, Bush clash on control of spy secrets (AP)
• US unveiling new rule on airplane fuel tanks (AP)
• UN pulls staff from Darfur after ICC move (AFP)
• Obama, McCain and their awkward Hispanic outreach (AP)
• In a switch, governors now await running-mate call (AP
• McCain official dismissive of campaign surrogates (AP)
• Political Play of the Day: Obama reviews 'WALL-E' (AP)
• Schwarzenegger: I'd be Obama energy czar (Politico)
• Ad campaign presses candidates on education (AP)
• Obama says `little doubt' country in recession (AP)
• Miss USA endorses Obama (AFP)
• Fed poised to curb shady home-lending practices (AP)
• EU doubts Fiji commitment to election deadline (AFP)
• Analysis: Help candidates can do without (AP)
• Bernie Mac makes off-color joke at Obama event (AP)
• Obama passes on potential NASCAR sponsorship (AP)
• Like Obama, McCain devotes a day to women voters (AP)
• Lobbyists tamp down bailout talk (Politico)
• Obama dismisses conservative criticism (AP)
• McCain plans to reveal more about his fundraising (AP)
• Democratic primary for Ga. Senate seat wide open (AP)
• 2nd near collision occurs at JFK airport in week (AP)
• No rush to retire black robes on Supreme Court (AP)
• EU and US pledge more than euro750 million for Kosovo
• McCain adviser Phil Gramm calls economic slowdown 'mental'
• McCain and Obama call for new pressure on Iran (AP)
• McCain: Social Security funding now `a disgrace' (AP)
• Rove ignores subpoena, refuses to testify (AP)
• US-India nuke pact in jeopardy (AP)
• Turk shipyards fast-growing, but hazardous (Reuters)
• Single digit approval? Not exactly (Politico)
• Analysis: Obama won't try for McCain's budget goal (AP
• Democrats: Makers knew Katrina trailers tainted (AP)
• Fed to curb shady home-lending practices (AP)
• Sarkozy to attend opening of Olympics (Reuters)
• Obama lumps McCain in with Bush on economy (AP)
• Obama to accept nomination at football stadium (AP)
• Old guy vs change: McCain, Obama images take shape (AP
• McCain promises to balance budget (Politico)
• McCain touts plan to create jobs, help workers (AP)
• Fed, SEC complete information-sharing pact (AP)
• Bush, African Union Leader Differ on Zimbabwe Crisis (
• Obama: Media response to Iraq remarks overblown (AP)
• Analysis: McCain struggles to regain footing (AP)
• Foreclosures to rise, whomever wins White House (AP)
• Veterans group plans ad campaign touting Iraq war (AP)
• $3 million ad targets Obama on energy (Politico)
• Obama, Clinton to hold joint fundraisers in NY (AP)
• Congress ready to take up pared-down summer agenda (AP
• Germany's Merkel urges G8 action on food (AP)
• Wesley Clark 'moving on' (Politico)
• Analysis: Obama's centrist emphasis gives GOP ammo (AP
• Obama and family spend Fourth of July in Montana (AP)
• Democrats hit GOP on support for Medicare cuts (AP)
• FDA reports more cases of salmonella illnesses (AP)
• Employers use federal law to deny benefits (AP)
• UN chief to G8: climate change, food crisis linked (AP
• Analysis: Obama's shifts to center give GOP ammo (AP)
• Obama looks to turn Montana blue in the fall (AP)
• Obama says Iraq trip could refine his policy (AP)
• McCain: Staff shake-up part of 'natural evolution' (AP
• Previous July 4 polls promising for Obama (Politico)
• Obama: Mental distress can't justify late abortion (AP
• Obama focuses on turning red states blue (AP)
• Iconic US conservative Jesse Helms dies (AFP)
• Detainee asks judge to delay 1st Guantanamo trial (AP)
• White House says ruling could free detainees in US (AP
• G8 seen failing to keep climate change vows (Reuters)
• The 'mushy middle' hard to reach for Obama, McCain (AP
• McCain tours Basilica, will meet Mexican president (AP
• Play of the Day: Motorcycle officer meets Obama (AP)
• Hagin leaving White House (Politico)
• McCain aide takes over day-to-day campaign duties (AP)
• Obama: Service to be a cornerstone of presidency (AP)
• Rep. Young taps campaign to pay aide's lawyers (AP)
• Solar application moratorium called off (AP)
• McCain criticizes Obama's high court favorites (AP)
• EU tackles discrimination, boosts worker and health rights
• Obama to expand Bush's faith based programs (AP)
• McCain to talk free trade in Latin America (AP)
• Clark: Obama had no part in McCain comments (AP)
• Obama to rename Bush's faith office (Politico)
• Obama's sister helps reach out to Asian-Americans (AP)
• Obama and Bill Clinton end mutual silent treatment (AP
• Auditors: Nuclear plants not following fire rules (AP)
• Post office announces reorganization (AP)
• TV crew challenges Mugabe (AP)
• Future of the US Supreme Court underplayed on campaign trai
• Zambia's president taken to hospital (AP)
• McCain, Iraqi president say progress being made (AP)
• Obama quietly visits wounded vets at Walter Reed (AP)
• Obama plans visits to Europe, Mideast this summer (AP)
• Might Obama's success undercut affirmative action? (AP
• Conservatives warm to McCain on the law (Politico)
• Obama, Clinton appeal for Democratic unity in N.H. (AP
• Richardson touts Obama's energy, economic policies (AP
• Reopening black farmers' suits could cost billions (AP
• Long quiet, justices end their term with a growl (AP)
• G8 foreign ministers fire warning on Zimbabwe (AFP)
• Obama, Clinton to campaign together today in N.H. (AP)
• Delegate who said she'd vote for McCain in fight (AP)
• Obama's wife says he'll fight for gay equality (AP)
• Clinton legacy presents quandary for Obama (Politico)
• Poll: Most Clinton supporters back Obama (AP)
• McCain backs gun decision, Obama straddles issue (AP)
• Congress passes Iraq war spending bill (AP)
• Study: Many teens get alcohol from adults (AP)
• Justices add 2 cases to docket, break for summer (AP)
• Israel allows fuel into Gaza but no goods (Reuters)
• Voters split over McCain, Obama views on Iraq (AP)
• Obama shares fundraisers with Clinton (AP)
• Rap, rock, classical — music to Obama's ears (AP)
• Mo. Sen. McCaskill emerging as key Obama supporter (AP
• Obama's aim: 14 Bush states and local races (Politico)
• Obama, Democrats, hit up Hollywood for cash (AP)
• House to vote today on limiting minimum tax (AP)
• Report: Climate change linked to national security (AP
• Court rejects death penalty for raping children (AP)
• Court rejects bid to force EU treaty referendum (AFP)
• Bill Clinton offers support to Obama (AP)
• McCain veep helper is discreet lawyer (AP)
• AFL-CIO getting ready to endorse Obama (AP)
• James Dobson accuses Obama of `distorting' Bible (AP)
• How Hoyer got the deal done (Politico)
• McCain disavows aide's comment about terrorism (AP)
• Housing rescue passes key test (AP)
• Court ruling on detainee another setback for gov't (AP
• Gitmo military trials to continue despite court ruling
• Iran condemns 'illegal' new EU nuclear sanctions (AFP)
• Sen. McCain offers $300 million prize for new auto battery
• Obama braces for race-based ads (AP)
• GOP fears Bob Barr could play spoiler in White House race
• Obama kept Law Review balanced (Politico)
• Veepstakes: Who will, who won't and who won't say (AP)
• Obama vows crackdown on energy speculators (AP)
• Fight over White House subpoenas heads to court (AP)
• Appeals court rules for Gitmo detainee held for six years
• Supreme Court to review decision on Navy sonar use (AP
• Rice says U.S. to put Zimbabwe on U.N. agenda (Reuters
• GOP frets Barr could play spoiler in prez race (AP)
• Obama raps McCain on flood prevention programs (AP)
• Analysis: McCain hampered by campaign missteps (AP)
• Ohio Democrats get pro-Obama message (AP)
• Obama calls for oil crackdown (Politico)
• Unresolved Lisbon 'no' vote threatens EU enlargement (
• Clinton, Obama could help each other financially (AP)
• Hagel says he'd consider VP offer from Obama (AP)
• Paul supporters fall short in Montana (AP)
• McCain criticizes Obama's opposition to NAFTA (AP)
• Obama alienates the editors (Politico)
• Obama criticizes McCain on offshore drilling (AP)
• Analysis: Will McCain's Carter link ring true? (AP)
• Housing rescue is final chance for bargaining (AP)
• EU endorses new border security rules (AP)
• Obama bypasses public money — 1st since Watergate (AP
• Former aide: Bush should tell all on CIA leak (AP)
• Extreme weather to increase with climate change (AP)
• Court limits self-representation for mentally ill (AP)
• Europe ratchets up its pressure on immigrants (The Chr
• Obama meets with national security advisory group (AP)
• Political leaders attend Tim Russert's private funeral
• Fla.'s Crist has new view of offshore drilling ban (AP
• Clinton asks top donors to meeting with Obama (AP)
• Two Muslim women barred from picture at Obama event (P
• Obama rebukes McCain camp on terrorism criticism (AP)
• Flight delays spur fight over air travel changes (AP)
• Midwest flooding may cause more levee overflows (AP)
• Zimbabwe's Mugabe meets UN official ahead of tense election
• McCain, Obama offer different visions on taxes (AP)
• McCain hits Obama on windfall profits tax (AP)
• Poll: Obama leads McCain nationally by small margin (A
• Gore endorses Obama and attacks Bush in Detroit (AP)
• GOP member calls for mortgage inquiry (Politico)
• AFSCME, MoveOn ad targets McCain on Iraq war (AP)
• Correction: Election Commission story (AP)
• US court: New trial for official in Abramoff scandal (
• Judges named to head Kozinski inquiry (AP)
• EU sees no quick-fix after Irish reject treaty (AFP)
• Lieberman irks Democrats by criticizing Obama (AP)
• McCain meets Iraqi foreign minister (AP)
• House GOP falls short on campaign cash (AP)
• Tribute in Russert's studio (Politico)
• Obama hits McCain, oil companies (AP)
• Warner takes self out of VP mix (AP)
• Sen. Conrad donates money over loan deal (AP)
• Nuclear ring reportedly had weapon design (AP)
• Gun rights is biggest issue for court to decide (AP)
• Would-be voters support Irish veto of EU treaty (AP)
• Black conservatives conflicted on Obama campaign (AP)
• Obama says he would cut taxes for middle class (AP)
• McCain slams Supreme Court on terrorist detainees (AP)
• Obama wants payroll tax on incomes above $250,000 (AP)
• Dems badger McCain on money (Politico)
• Fact Check: McCain and Social Security (AP)
• Economic woes loom large for McCain, Obama (AP)
• New York teacher gives Democrats radio address (AP)
• US vows Guantanamo trials to go on (AFP)
• Europe stunned by Irish rejection of treaty (AFP)
• Clinton could turn campaign debt into political heft (
• Johnson resigns from Obama's veep vetting team (AP)
• McCain to discuss free trade during Canada speech (AP)
• House Democrats push jobless benefits bill (AP)
• FCC chief lays out plan for cell phone fees (AP)
• High Court ruling may delay war crimes trials (AP)
• EU court rejects O2 claim over Hutchison 3G ads (AFP)
• McCain says cutting casualties in Iraq is primary goal
• Obama hits McCain, credit card companies, on lending matter
• Dems send aid into traditionally GOP exurbs (AP)
• Obama starts general campaign as favorite in Iowa (AP)
• What should McCain do about Cheney? (Politico)
• Christian leaders meet privately with Obama (AP)
• Recount set in SC Democratic Senate primary (AP)
• Bernanke's remarks boost odds of rate increases (AP)
• US court again dismisses challenge to military ban on gays
• US accuses India of trying to wreck WTO talks (AFP)
• Racial attitudes pose challenge for Obama (AP)
• Obama family joins neighbors for a lake shore bicycle ride
• No summer break for McCain, Obama (AP)
• McCain and Obama: The odd candidates (Politico)
• McCain, Obama reject NYC offer on town hall (AP)
• Kennedy returns to Cape Cod after brain surgery (AP)
• 'Roadrunner' is fastest computer (AP)
• Justices rule against worker who lost job (AP)
• EU-US summit: A discord of climate (AFP)
• Long, busy summer lies ahead of McCain and Obama (AP)
• Clinton suspends campaign, endorses Obama (AP)
• Analysis: Clinton finally reaches out to women (AP)
• Bloomberg, ABC, offer to host campaign town hall (AP)
• Bloomberg, ABC propose first Town Hall (Politico)
• Franken wins endorsement for Senate in Minnesota (AP)
• America: At the edge of history once again? (AP)
• Both parties duck on immigration (AP)
• Judge seeks end to 12-year suit over Indian money (AP)
• Supreme Court justices sold stock last year (AP)
• U.S. distances itself from U.N. rights body (Reuters)
• Obama aims to make openness an issue (Politico)
• Obama-Clinton ticket: a dream or nightmare? (AP)
• Illinois scandal threatens presidential race (AP)
• US reopening review of torture charges (AP)
• Ex-Bush health chief's firm wins Sept. 11 work (AP)
• Court rules for defendants on money laundering (AP)
• IAEA monitors Slovenia nuclear plant after alert (AFP)
• Clinton seeks to go after Obama superdelegates (AP)
• Clinton wins Puerto Rico but Obama gains delegates (AP
• Obama, Clinton woo American Indian voters (AP)
• Drudge Report keeps campaigns guessing (Politico)
• Clinton ponders next move in marathon race (AP)
• Analysis: Obama's sole focus is general election (AP)
• Kennedy at Duke for surgery on brain tumor (AP)
• Postal carrier food drive sets record (AP)
• Justices rule for defendants on money laundering (AP)
• Macedonia's centre-right claims landslide poll win (AF
• Clinton looks for victory in Puerto Rico (AP)
• Obama can't be too cozy with Detroit mayor (AP)
• Obama quits Chicago church steeped in controversy (AP)
• Florida, Michigan delegates will get half-votes (AP)
• Five things to watch in Puerto Rico (Politico)
• Cost drives Senate climate debate (AP)
• UN: Myanmar forcing cyclone survivors out of camps (AP
• Democrats consider Fla., Mich. delegate plans (AP)
• Obama sets rally for GOP turf in St. Paul (AP)
• Obama angles for showcase win in Montana (AP)
• Clinton expects superdelegates to decide next week (AP
• DNC meeting could hasten end of race (Politico)
• Obama says his ears too big for Rushmore (AP)
• Begone to the nomination race that wouldn't quit (AP)
• Calif. Democrat pushes for climate bill (AP)
• US court says polygamy kids must be returned to parents
• First UN peacekeeper killed in Darfur (AP)
• Obama, Clinton in close battle for South Dakota (AP)
• Democrats seek compromise to delegate dispute (AP)
• McClellan: 'I believed the president' on Iraq (Politic
• McCain, Bush largely similar on nuclear policies (AP)
• Obama considering visit to Iraq this summer (AP)
• Africa food aid won't meet hunger-reduction goal (AP)
• Fed Governor Mishkin to step down this summer (AP)
• U.N. rights boss condemns Zimbabwe violence (Reuters)
• Dem lawyers: Fla., Mich. can't be fully restored (AP)
• Obama competitive against McCain with key voters (AP)
• Presidential candidates urge end to Darfur (AP)
• Breathless speculation marks veepstakes (Politico)
• Obama mistaken on name of Nazi death camp (AP)
• McCain campaigns with Bush, seeing pluses, minuses (AP
• US senator opposes Pakistan militant talks (AFP)
• Money dispute threatens toxic tap water study (AP)
• Court OKs suits on retaliation in race, age cases (AP)
• Ban promises UN probe of sex abuse by peacekeepers (AP
• Obama, McCain to reach out to veterans today (AP)
• Clinton speaks of faith in the face of setbacks (AP)
• Obama urges Wesleyan grads to enter public service (AP
• Obama and Clinton's fundraising strains FEC, media (P
• Former Ga. Rep. Barr picked as Libertarian candidate (
• Clinton apologizes for RFK assassination remark (AP)
• Mass. Sen. Kennedy competing in Cape sailboat race (AP
• Donor conference to raise funds for Myanmar (AP)
• Pastors pose problems for McCain and Obama (AP)
• Obama criticizes McCain on veterans' benefits (AP)
• Obama picks up 4 delegates (AP)
• Obama's political team out-organized Clinton (AP)
• Media hype: How small stories become big news (Politic
• Analysis: Clinton's latest off-key remark (AP)
• Hawaii Sen. Daniel Inouye weds in California (AP)
• Bandits displace up to 100,000 in Central Africa: U.N.
• US residents in military brigs? Govt says it's war (AP
• Saudis donate $500M to help UN food agency (AP)
• McCain appears cancer-free and healthy, medical records sho
• Bush begins raising money for McCain (AP)
• McCain spends months on standby; Democrats rev up (AP)
• CNN reports on "formal talks" (Politico)
• Obama gains delegates, moves closer to nomination (AP)
• Obama and McCain on the hunt for veeps (AP)
• Senate deals defeat to Bush on Iraq war spending (AP)
• Jobless claims drop to lowest level in 4 weeks (AP)
• U.N. Security Council backs Lebanon peace deal (Reuter
• Officials say Obama starts search for running mate (AP
• Candidates seek centrist answers in Iraq (AP)
• Drug industry giving more money to Democratic candidates
• Democrats adopt boisterous Puerto Rican style (AP)
• A fumble on the farm bill (Politico)
• Cuban American National Foundation to hear Obama (AP)
• Republicans help Democrats add to war funding bill (AP
• Report says more kids drowning in pools, spas (AP)
• Ban upheld on offering child porn (The Christian Scien
• UN chief: Myanmar says yes to foreign helicopters (AP)
• Obama warns seniors on Social Security (AP)
• McCain's national finance co-chair resigns (AP)
• In multiracial Hawaii, Obama faced discrimination (AP)
• Obama developing a McCain strategy before winning nominatio
• Obama: No victory declaration Tuesday (Politico)
• Calif. Democrats select final superdelegates (AP)
• Sen. Kennedy undergoes more tests at Mass. hospital (A
• US high court upholds ban on promotion of child pornography
• World turns up heat on Myanmar (AFP)
• Obama develops McCain strategy before nomination (AP)
• McCain sees right-of-center nation as he moves against Obam
• Obama seeks focus on end of primary campaign (AP)
• McCain makes age jokes on 'Saturday Night Live' (AP)
• Another top McCain official resigns (Politico)
• Clinton presses on with campaign despite long odds (AP
• Clinton's female fans wonder what if -- and when (AP)
• Sen. Kennedy recovering in hospital after seizure (AP)
• New leaders unlikely to ease US-Russian tensions (AP)
• Death toll from Myanmar cyclone nearly doubles (AP)
• FBI: Ohio man wrote threats because ex left him (AP)
• EU, Latin American leaders meet on trade, climate (Reu
• Obama woos working-class voters in Michigan (AP)
• Clinton's W.Va. victory does little to slow Obama (AP)
• Analysis: Maybe Obama should worry (AP)
• McCain meets with Osteen (Politico)
• Embattled Clinton hails West Virginia victory (AP)
• Clinton wins most West Virginia delegates (AP)
• Quaid testifies of peril to newborn twins (AP)
• Works added to National Recording Registry (AP)
• O'Connor urges help for Alzheimer's disease (AP)
• U.S. surprises EU with global airline ownership plan (
• Clinton poised for W.Va. win; Obama looks ahead (AP)
• Clinton status puts focus on her $20 million debt (AP)
• Superdelegates put Obama within mathematical reach (AP
• Play of the Day: McCain faces Boeing blowback (AP)
• Can the sisterhood save Hillary? (Politico)
• Barr launches Libertarian White House bid (AP)
• Analysis: Dems wonder about Clinton exit strategy (AP)
• Senate says halt oil shipments to gov't reserve (AP)
• Bernanke: Financial turmoil in markets easing (AP)
• U.S. high court allows apartheid claims against multination
• UN food agency says rice prices surging in Myanmar (AP
• How to end a presidential campaign (Politico)
• McCain urges free-market principles to reduce global warmin
• Lobbyist defends work in run for Senate (AP)
• Congress eyes dramatic expansion of GI bill (AP)
• US concerned about aid reaching Myanmar victims (AP)
• Court turns down Chinese man's asylum claim (AP)
• UN seeks $187 million to aid cyclone survivors in Myanmar
• Clinton goes from inevitable nominee to on the ropes (
• Obama outlines plans for race against McCain (AP)
• Obama overtakes lead in superdelegates for first time
• Limbaugh: 'My impact will increase' (Politico)
• Edwards: Clinton didn't choose words well on race (AP)
• Justice Stevens contrasts lethal injection methods (AP
• WFP worker killed in north Kenya, U.N. says (Reuters)
• Obama rises from political obscurity to verge of history
• Feminists sharply divided between Clinton, Obama (AP)
• New York Rep. Fossella faces calls for his resignation
• Obama picks up 9 superdelegates, union endorsement (AP
• Why the Obama-Clinton speculation is nuts (Politico)
• In Oregon, Clinton hits Obama while he targets McCain
• Analysis: 'Hillary Democrats' could be up for grabs (A
• Democratic senator calls for GOP to alter energy policy
• First-class stamp prices rise 1 penny to 42 cents Monday
• Following year of division, Supreme Court avoids 5-4 splits
• UN officials criticize Myanmar's response to cyclone (
• Obama: I'm not taking nomination for granted (AP)
• Evidence scant that Wright hurt Obama much in Ind., N.C.
• Clinton campaign presses on with visits to 3 states today
• Obama doing a victory lap on House floor (Politico)
• Mich. Dems settle on delegate-seating plan to bring to DNC
• Analysis: Democrats quietly send word to Clinton it's over
• House OKs $15B to buy and fix up foreclosed properties
• Plan offered to give people notice about rates on some loan
• China's family planning rules at issue in US asylum cases
• Georgia seeks EU police for breakaway region (Reuters)
• Clinton lends her struggling campaign $6.4 million (AP
• McGovern, former Clinton backer, endorses Obama (AP)
• Clinton lends herself $6.4M as Obama's lead grows (AP)
• Obama weighs next moves, maps out general election strategy
• GOP loss could threaten leadership (Politico)
• Obama wins most delegates in Tuesday's primaries (AP)
• Analysis: Clinton fails to get needed game-changer (AP
• House set to pass sweeping housing rescue bill (Reuter
• Pentagon readies people, planes for Myanmar aid (AP)
• U.S. executes first inmate after moratorium (Reuters)
• Myanmar believes 13,000 dead, missing from cyclone (Re
• U.N. pact for rights of disabled comes into force (Reu
• Clinton, Obama predict fight stretches to June 3 (AP)
• A North Carolina voter changes with the winds (AP)
• GOP Gleeful at Obama rocky period (AP)
• Analysis: Candidates use news shows to woo superdelegates
• Spin set, let the voting begin (Politico)
• Bush backpedals on Hillary victory (AFP)
• U.N. Security Council to tour Africa in June (Reuters)
• Obama criticizes Clinton over her words about Iran (AP
• Differences between McCain and Obama go well beyond the obv
• A quick sale for Obama in Indiana (AP)
• Democrat Cazayoux wins congressional seat in Louisiana
• Will age just be a number in '08? (Politico)
• Clinton, Obama supporters focus on political horse race
• Democrats pick up House seat in Louisiana (Reuters)
• Fresh charges of UN cover-up in DR Congo smuggling allegati
• Obama, Clinton vie in Guam Democratic caucuses (AP)
• Obama's appeal to working-class whites faltering, polls sho
• Clinton takes time for girl talk (AP)
• Clinton seeks gas tax vote; Obama calls it 'shell' game
• O, No: Winfrey a no-show (Politico)
• Long-running `Ted and Don' show showing age with voters
• GOP uses Obama to boost Republican candidates (AP)
• Democrat aims for upset in open Louisiana congressional rac
• Canada slammed at U.N. over indigenous rights (Reuters
• Obama says Clinton, McCain wrong on gas taxes (AP)
• Analysis: Momentum, Obama's distractions give Clinton hope
• Proposals to slash gas prices abound in White House race
• Whom does economy favor in Midwest? (Politico)
• Obama-Wright rift reveals divided loyalties in black church
• McCain tells Iowans he would veto farm bill over subsidies
• Clinton cranks up comeback bid (AFP)
• EPA wants tougher lead rules (AP)
• Iran complains to U.N. about Clinton comment (Reuters)
• DNC chairman under Bill Clinton: Unite behind Obama (A
• Clinton gets campaign help from daughter, mother (AP)
• Obama says public tired of hearing about his former pastor
• Congress looks to end credit abuses (Politico)
• Pawlenty says McCain bridge theory is merely senator's view
• McCain blames Minnesota bridge collapse on wasted money
• House to approve anti-genetic discrimination bill (AP)
• Consumer may get benefits from a Fed rate pause (AP)
• US murky on judges' role in reviewing Guantanamo Bay cases
• Two battalions to join Darfur peace force in June (Reu
• Play of the Day: Clinton visits gas station for cameras
• Obama looks to put controversial pastor behind him (AP
• New pastor to head Obama's 8,000-member Chicago church
• GOP gives Clinton the silent treatment (Politico)
• Outside groups compete for political ad time (AP)
• Irish leader hails ties with US (AP)
• Fed expected to cut rates one more time (AP)
• Gettysburg trip changed perspective of Supreme Court justic
• UN to set up task force to tackle global food crisis (
• Obama says rivals' call for gas tax suspension pure politic
• North Carolina Gov. Easley endorses Clinton for president
• Heated campaign souring Democrats on rival candidates
• Play of the Day: Obama shoots hoops with Tar Heels (AP
• McCain moves to middle on health care (Politico)
• McCain seeks tax credit to help buy health insurance (
• AP Poll: Clinton leads McCain by 9 points (AP)
• Senate debates how to make skies safer, less congested
• Fed poised to cut rates; may take a break after that (
• Supreme Court says states can demand photo ID for voting
• US hopes WTO talks with Russia wrapped up quickly (AFP
• Few states allow overseas troops to vote by e-mail (AP
• Obama says no debates with Clinton between now and Indiana
• Electoral map favors a Democrat, has McCain playing defense
• Bush tweaks candidates at correspondents' dinner (AP)
• Obama team remains unshaken and unstirred (Politico)
• UN chief calls for immediate action to solve food crisis
• Democrats favored in electoral map (AP)
• Delegate challenges concerning Florida, Michigan to be hear
• Obama presses on gas prices, Clinton highlights energy bill
• Clinton lobbies superdelegates after Pennsylvania win
• Ron Paul is down but not out (Politico)
• Obama wraps up day with hoops, and his team wins 15-5
• Obama, Clinton spend time in low-priority states (AP)
• Negotiators reach tentative farm bill deal (AP)
• Negative rhetoric seen beyond campaign trail (AP)
• Report: Accused Nazi guard appeals to US Supreme Court
• China agrees to meet envoy of Tibetan spiritual leader
• Obama presses on gas prices, Clinton hits on debates (
• Some young religious voters focus on social justice (A
• Pelosi: Clinton, Obama sharing the ticket not a good idea
• McCain to New Orleans: Never again (AP)
• Obama has a punctuation problem (Politico)
• North Carolina GOP leadership divided over ad (AP)
• House Democrats urge FTC to probe pump prices (Reuters
• Product Recalls: lawn mowers (AP)
• Scalia: I'm conservative, but not biased (AP)
• Iraqi-American sentenced in oil-for-food case (Reuters
• North Carolina excited to choose between Clinton and Obama
• How can Obama, Clinton not be tired? (AP)
• Jenna Bush not yet on board with McCain (AP)
• Don't stop believin', Hillary (Politico)
• Clinton's donations surge after Pennsylvania victory (
• Clinton's Pennsylvania victory comes with cash prize (
• White House rejects call to suspend SPR shipments (Reu
• Nursing homes may get help in transition to digital TV
• Accused writer of threatening letters enters not guilty ple
• Transit official: WTC hub costs $3B without design changes
• Court lifts stays of execution for 3 death row inmates
• U.N. visit to Burundi cancelled after clashes (Reuters
• 'Vast right-wing conspiracy' leader's paper backs Clinton
• Clinton, Obama press for advantage ahead of pivotal primary
• Dean: McCain's economic plan 'more of the same' (AP)
• McCain questions Obama radical ties (Politico)
• Obama takes whistle-stop tour through Pennsylvania (AP
• Mich. Democrats fill 1st round of national convention spots
• Georgia lobbies NATO on "dangerous" Russian move (Reut
• Clinton, Obama press for advantage in pivotal weekend
• Obama, Clinton strike homestretch in bid for nomination
• Dean: McCain has no effective plan to turn economy around
• Obama, Clinton woo coal vote in upcoming primaries (AP
• Obama's secret weapon: the media (Politico)
• Young voters shun third-party candidates (AP)
• Clinton, Obama complain about complaining (AP)
• Analysis: Congressional climate is tough for farm bill
• Iran's mission rejects US allegations of role in Iraq
• McCain reports 2007 taxable income of $258,000 (AP)
• Clinton: White House is harder than debate (AP)
• AP-Yahoo Poll: Obama overtaking Clinton despite bruises
• Philadelphia suburbs hold key to Pa. primary (AP)
• The Dean 25 could decide Clinton's fate (Politico)
• Obama superdelegates find their 'sisterhood' questioned
• Obama says debate focused on 'gotcha,' not policy issues
• Bush urges Congress reconsider Colombia trade deal (Re
• SKorean president proposes diplomatic link with North
• Chief Justice Roberts presides at Columbia moot court
• Banditry forces UN to cut food supplies to Darfur (AP)
• AP-Yahoo poll shows McCain winning back unhappy Republicans
• Fact check: Obama and former radical (AP)
• British prime minister talks with presidential candidates
• Clinton changes course on Obama's electability (AP)
• Hedge funds eye student loan market (Politico)
• Analysis: Obama wants voters to remember Clinton's past
• British prime minister to meet with presidential candidates
• USTR urges Pelosi set date for Colombia trade vote (Re
• Pentagon records detail prisoner abuse by US military
• Executions to resume after high court OK's lethal injection
• U.N.'s Ban "extremely disappointed" over Darfur (Reute
• Murtha says McCain too old to be president (AP)
• Bruce Springsteen endorses Obama for president (AP)
• Clinton picks up union endorsement (AP)
• McCain's economic plan samples from Dems and GOP (AP)
• Dems charge GOP groups with collusion (Politico)
• McCain campaign blames intern for plagiarized recipes
• House passes farm law extension (AP)
• NKoreans with religious ties face peril (AP)
• A list of the 3 drugs commonly used by state executioners
• UN extends observer mission in Georgia to monitor cease-fir
• McCain: I learned from Keating Five case (AP)
• Obama's rough patch could've been worse (AP)
• Obama adviser faults Bill Clinton speech (AP)
• Clinton got along with GOP in Senate (AP)
• Story behind the story: The Clinton myth (Politico.com
• Workers were punished for records breach (AP)
• Findings of Keating Five (AP)
• Fed steps bring praise, new scrutiny (AP)
• Murder conviction overturned (AP)
• UN envoy urges new Somali peace effort (AP)
• Papers show Clinton's days as first lady (AP)
• Clinton calls on Obama to back primaries (AP)
• Obama: Trust me to end the war (AP)
• Liberals don't want convention fight (AP)
• Obama confronts racial division (AP)
• McCain supports Palestinian president (AP)
• Clinton discusses Iraq with young vets (AP)
• GOP Crystal Ball: Congress Looks Dim, but McCain Can Win
• AP CEO pushes for more open government (AP)
• Court rejects La. murder conviction (AP)
• France weighs Olympic ceremony boycott (AP)
• McCain seeks distance from pastor (AP)
• Clinton, Obama go down to the wire in Texas, Ohio (AFP
• Iraqi court tosses American's conviction (AP)
• Cuba signs human rights treaties at UN (AP)
• Obama says Clinton ad scares voters (AP)
• Clinton may challenge Texas vote rules (AP)
• Candidates' backers not as predictable (AP)
• Adwatch: Clinton ad aims at women voters (AP)
• Texas contest includes primary, caucus (AP)
• Ex-farm worker raises cash for Clinton (AP)
• Lawmakers to probe delay in CDC report (AP)
• EPA justifies blocking Calif. waiver (AP)
• AP, others see downside for reporters (AP)
• New sanctions against Iran likely soon (AP)
• Obama slams Bush, McCain on economy (AP)
• Fact Check: Clinton and jobs promised (AP)
• McCain says 100-year remark distorted (AP)
• Clinton, Obama target early voting (AP)
• Clinton offers child poverty plan (AP)
• Obama says he's quit smoking (AP)
• Bernanke: Inflation makes job tougher (AP)
• Cribs recalled for faulty railing (AP)
• EU hits Microsoft with record 899 million euro anti-trust f
• McCain mocks Obama's Iraq comments (AP)
• Clinton won't release taxes soon (AP)
• Obama pleased with debate performance (AP)
• Clinton, Obama clash over NAFTA, Iraq (AP)
• Analysis: Debate unlikely to change race (AP)
• Amid election, coal takes the offensive (AP)
• Senate's Reid to defy Bush veto on foreclosure bill (R
• Karzai controls a third of Afghanistan (AP)
• FedEx workers can sue over age bias (AP)
• Report: Israeli occupation causes terror (AP)
• Sen. Dodd endorses ex-rival Obama (AP)
• AP Poll: Obama catches Clinton across US (AP)
• Iraq back in political ads (AP)
• Barack Obama prefers cooperation abroad (AP)
• McCain camp says he can avoid money caps (AP)
• Clinton: Obama wavers on foreign policy (AP)
• Army: Service must cut combat tours (AP)
• Wholesale prices jump in January (AP)
• Age bias case returned for more review (AP)
• Iran says opposition group lies on nukes (AP)
• Nader announces new bid for White House (AP)
• McCain wins 20 GOP delegates (AP)
• Whitewater: Years of legal trouble (AP)
• Clinton furious over Obama's mailings (AP)
• Conservatives say Obama lacks patriotism (AP)
• Former Paxson exec denies meeting McCain (AP)
• Obama: McCain puts lobbyists 'in charge' (AP)
• `Graceful exit' urged for Musharraf (AP)
• Lewine remembered as a trailblazer (AP)
• EU parliament hands MEPs' allowances report to fraud office
• Obama may face grilling on patriotism (AP)
• Ohio, Texas uphill climbs for Clinton (AP)
• McCain trains sights on November, Obama (AP)
• When winning the delegates isn't enough (AP)
• Superdelegates are flocking to Obama (AP)
• Saipan GOP delegates pick McCain (AP)
• White House accuses NYT of anti-GOP bias (AP)
• Pressure mounts on indicted Rep. Renzi (AP)
• EU, U.S. vow crackdown on computer counterfeits (Reute
• McCain defends lobbyist ties (AP)
• Clinton: Obama 'change you can Xerox' (AP)
• Analysis: Clinton chooses graciousness (AP)
• Nader to discuss election plans (AP)
• Officer killed escorting Clinton (AP)
• Obama, Clinton big spenders (AP)
• Congressman charged in land deal (AP)
• US, Europe seize phony computer parts (AP)
• Kennedy defends foreign law references (AP)
• Hamas urges EU to up pressure on Israel over Gaza (Reu
• McCain says report on lobbyist not true (AP)
• Change to Win to endorse Obama (AP)
• Obama wins Democrats Abroad primary (AP)
• McCain loan raises FEC questions (AP)
• Clinton faces daunting delegate deficit (AP)
• Obama learned politics helping the poor (AP)
• RNC Fundraisers Got Strong Election-Year Start (CQPoli
• China official explains religion policy (AP)
• Court gives business 2 wins, 1 loss (AP)
• Dead woman at U.N. was Uruguayan-Austrian employee (Re
• Democrats vote in Wisconsin and Hawaii (AP)
• Wisconsin will test Clinton's support (AP)
• Obama says borrowed lines not a big deal (AP)
• Candidates to Cuba: Release prisoners (AP)
• Clinton camp seeks to undermine Obama (AP)
• 20 delegates at stake in Hawaii contest (AP)
• McCain picks up elder Bush support (AP)
• US senators say Pakistan polls credible (AFP)
• Court will hear labor union fee dispute (AP)
• EU urges Chad government, rebels to negotiate peace (R
• Former President Bush backs McCain (AP)
• McCain tries to keep freewheeling style (AP)
• Wisconsin weather slows Clinton, Obama (AP)
• Clinton issues economic plan (AP)
• Obama, Edwards meet in N.C.; no nod yet (AP)
• McCain says no new taxes (AP)
• Cut U.S. aid to Pakistan if polls rigged: Sen. Biden (
• "Hybrids" take back night in dangerous Darfur camps (R
• Democrats: What Clinton must do to win (AP)
• Clinton again calls on Obama to debate (AP)
• Clinton aide wants Mich., Fla. delegates (AP)
• McCain gets 50 delegates from Mich., La. (AP)
• Surrogates stump for Democrats in Hawaii (AP)
• Fallen soldier's bracelet inspires Obama (AP)
• McCain's sharp tongue: An Achilles heel? (AP)
• US asked to cut off military aid if Pakistan vote unfair
• McConnell: Hezbollah threat 'serious' (AP)
• Supreme Court weighs 5 age bias cases (AP)
• UN condemns peace obstacles in Eritrea (AP)
• Obama says US must end gun violence (AP)
• Easy answers elude Mich., Fla. delegates (AP)
• McCain's focus is on general election (AP)
• Rocker tells Huckabee to lay off song (AP)
• Black lawmakers rethink Clinton support (AP)
• Obama likely to get SEIU endorsement (AP)
• GAO chief to resign (AP)
• Judge asks details on destroyed evidence (AP)
• Bush wants limits on access to evidence (AP)
• U.N. tells Saudis to tackle violence against women (Re
• Obama narrowly leads McCain in AP poll (AP)
• Obama basks in crowds, momentum (AP)
• Clinton: Staff change not significant (AP)
• Conservative Gary Bauer endorses McCain (AP)
• Huckabee intends to stay in (AP)
• Obama defeats Clinton in Maine caucuses (AP)
• Calif. Rep. Tom Lantos dies (AP)
• UN: Peacekeepers plan to leave Eritrea (AP)
• Obama sweeps 3 states, Huckabee takes 2 (AP)
• Obama, Clinton turn eyes to McCain (AP)
• Long list before short list for veep (AP)
• Huckabee looks to Virginia, Maryland (AP)
• McCain a 'true conservative,' Bush says (AP)
• Clinton, Obama pitch to Va. Democrats (AP)
• Obama narrows delegate gap with Clinton (AP)
• Obama seeks more wins over Clinton in 'Potomac Primary'
• US judge blocks Bandar funds transfer (AP)