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- Obama Pays Tribute To Heroes Of Fort Hood’s Deadly Day
President Barack Obama used his Saturday radio and Internet address to praise the heroes of the shooting rampage Thursday at Fort Hood.
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- Obama Visits Wounded Soldiers At Walter Reed
President Barack Obama visited wounded soldiers Friday at Walter Reed Hospital.
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- On Capitol Hill, A Moment Of Silence
Members of the U.S. House observed a moment of silence Thursday to remember the victims of the deadly shooting rampage at Fort Hood and Thursday night the congressman who represents the district that includes the post was scrambling to find a flight back to Central Texas.
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- Liberty University Students Credited With GOP Upset
Students at Liberty University students are getting credit for an upset victory for a Republican candidate in Virginia.
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- White House To Host “Iron Chef” Episode
The White House will host an episode of “Iron Chef America”
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- Fed Pledges To Keep Key Rate At Record Low Level
The Fed is pledging to hold a key interest rate at a record low level for “an extended period.”
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- Texas Students Send Happy Birthday Song To Laura Bush
Some students at a Texas special needs school sent a birthday video and song to former First Lady Laura Bush.
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- Election Leaves Democrats Scratching Their Heads While GOP Celebrates
The outcome of Tuesday’s elections left Democrats scratching their heads and Republicans celebrating.
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- House Panel Holds Hearing On Response To Swine Flu
A U.S. House committee was hearing testimony Wednesday about the federal response to swine flu.
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- GOP Chair: Election Returns Show 'Transcendent' GOP
Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele is asserting that GOP victories in governors' races in New Jersey and Virginia demonstrate "a transcendent party" on the move again.
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- Gay Marriage: East Coast Repeals, West Coast Expands
Maine voters have torpedoed a state law that would have allowed gay couples to marry; meanwhile in Washington state voters are narrowly approving the state's new "everything but marriage" law that marks a significant expansion of rights for gay couples
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- Dems Win In GOP-Heavy District in N.Y., GOP Captures N.J., Va. Gov. Seats
One year following an historic election, the pendulum of change continues its swing.
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- Colorado Ski Town Legalizes Pot In Largely Symbolic Vote
Voters in a popular Colorado ski town said yes to legal marijuana Tuesday.
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- Havana-Born Commissioner Wins Miami’s Mayoral Race
Miami’s new mayor is a Havana born commissioner and former TV reporter.
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- Republican Captures New Jersey Governor’s Seat
New Jersey’s Democratic Gov. Jon Corzine lost his reelection bid Tuesday.
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- Democrat Leads In New York House Race
The Democratic candidate was leading late Tuesday night in a special election to fill a U.S. House seat in New York.
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- Democrat Concedes Virginia Governor’s Race
Republican Bob McDonnell won a lopsided victory Tuesday in the gubernatorial race in Virginia.
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- Gay Marriage Put To A Vote In Maine
Early returns Tuesday showed a tight contest in a closely watched referendum on gay marriage in Maine.
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- Bloomberg Wins Third Term As New York City Mayor
Billionaire Michael Bloomberg won a third term as New York City’s mayor Tuesday.
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- Boston Mayor Elected To Record Fifth Term
Boston’s mayor was elected to a record fifth term Tuesday.
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- Lawmaker Wants Sick Pay For Workers With Swine Flu
A senior lawmaker is asking Congress to guarantee sick leave to workers if they’re forced to stay home with swine flu or similar contagious illnesses.
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- White House: Corruption Must End In Afghanistan
The White House says specific steps are needed to crack down on corruption in Afghanistan.
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- Obama Enlists Hollywood Names For Arts Committee
The White House is signing up some marquee names to help push the president’s arts initiatives.
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- Bush Throws Out First Pitch In Japan
Former President George W. Bush has thrown out the first pitch before Game 3 of the Japan Series in Tokyo.
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- Local Lawmaker’s Military Spouse Residency Bill Headed To President
A bill authored by Central Texas Congressman John Carter that will allow military spouses to claim residency in the same state as their wives or husbands is headed to the president.
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- Treasury Department Needs A $276 Billion Loan
The Treasury Department needs a $276 billion loan to manage the books in the current quarter.
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- High Court Won’t Review Civil Rights Era Case
The U.S. Supreme Court Monday declined to review a civil rights era case involving the murder of two black men more than four decades ago.
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- Obama: Public And Private Sectors Must Create Jobs
President Barack Obama said Monday both the pubic and private sectors must find more ways to create jobs.
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- Limbaugh: Obama Wants To Take Control Of Big Chunk Of The Economy
Conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh says the president’s bid to reform the health care system is just a government attempt to seize control of big part of the U.S. economy.
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- Swine Flu Vaccine Is Catching Up To Demand, Obama Adviser Says
The supply of swine flu vaccine is beginning to catch up with the demand, an adviser for President Barack Obama said Sunday.
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- Obama Campaigns In New Jersey
President Barack Obama heads to New Jersey Sunday to campaign for Gov. Jon Corzine.
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- Geithner: Deficit Too High
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Sunday the deficit is too high, but he avoided talk of tax increases.
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- White House Sizes Up Muddled Afghan Runoff Election
The White House says the muddled presidential runoff in Afghanistan won’t complicate the decision-making on a war strategy.
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- White House Set For A Few Thousand Trick-Or-Treaters
The White House will have treats on hand Saturday for a few thousand trick-or-treaters.
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- Obama Frustrated By Swine Flu Vaccine Delays
President Barack Obama is frustrated by delays in the production of swine flu vaccine, the White House said.
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- White House Stands Behind Clinton’s Comments About Pakistan
The White House is standing behind a statement by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that suggests Pakistani officials know where top terrorists are hiding.
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- Obama Lifts Ban On U.S. Entry For Those With HIV
President Barack Obama is set to lift the U.S. travel ban for those who are HIV-positive.
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- Senate, White House Agree On Reporter Shield Measure
The Senate and the White House have come to terms on a bill aimed at protecting reporters’ sources.
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- Senate Confirms Alabama Doctor As Surgeon General
The U.S. Senate has confirmed an Alabama doctor as surgeon general.
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- County Seeks Review Of Ten Commandments Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court is being asked to review a ruling on a county’s Ten Commandments monument.
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- Attorneys Argue Student Bible Study Lawsuit
Attorneys have argued a family’s religious freedom lawsuit involving their son’s former school.
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- Senate OKs Stopgap-Spending Measure
The U.S. Senate approved a stopgap-spending bill Thursday.
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- Obama Watches Return Of Remains Of Fallen Troops
President Barack Obama made a middle-of-the-night visit to Dover Air Force Base where he watched as the flag-covered caskets of fallen U.S. troops were returned to the U.S.
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- Economy Grows In Third Quarter; Signals End Of Recession
The economy grew in the third quarter, which is a sign the recession is coming to an end.
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- Obama Hails Latest Economic Figures
President Barack Obama Thursday was hailing the latest figures on the economy as welcome news.
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- Senators Agree To Homebuyer Tax Credit Extension
Senators agreed Wednesday to extend a popular tax credit for first-time homebuyers.
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- Judge Dismisses Suit Challenging Stem Cell Rule
A federal judge has dismissed a suit challenging the Obama administration’s policy expanding stem cell research.
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- Abortion Foe Calls For “Burn In Hell” Protest
Anti-abortion activist Randall Terry is calling on abortion opponents to burn Democratic House and Senate leaders in effigy on Halloween.
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- Study Questions “God Gap” Theory
A new study questions a theory that most white Christians are conservative and more likely to vote Republican.
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- Snubbed Texas Strip Club Owner Opens Dog Pound In Newt’s Honor
The owner of a Texas strip club snubbed by the conservative group led by former House Speaker Newt Gringrich is opening a shelter for pit bulls in Newt’s name.
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