President Obama's Schedule (6/17/10)
Obama Has No Public Events, Holds Meetings at the White House
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Obama Has No Public Events, Holds Meetings at the White House
Lawmakers' Financial Disclosures Give Glimpse into Personal Wealth, Stock Holdings
Despite Obama Speech, GOP Remains Unamimous in Opposition to What it Calls a "National Energy Tax"
U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker Notes Closing Arguments in Critical Case for Same-Sex Marriage Comes in Time for Wedding Season
Powerful Gun Lobby Exempted From Legislation Responding to Citizens United Decision That Forces Corporations to Identify Top Donors
The Republican-Turned-Independent Florida Governor is Moving Leftward in His Bid for Senate
Washington Unplugged: The President's Sit Down With Embattled Company's Executives Meant in Part to Staunch Criticisms About his Leadership on Gulf Spill
Closing Arguments Presented in Landmark Federal Trial over Constitutionality of California's Marriage Ban
In a fait accompli, BP said it will put an estimated $20 billion into an escrow fund and cancel its dividend payment to shareholders.
The Senate Approved a Plan to Extend the Period when Homebuyers Can Qualify for Tax Incentives until Sept. 30th
After Meeting at the White House, Carl-Henric Svanberg Apologizes to the American People and Says his Company Cares about the "Small People"
Dem Candidate for Gov. in Calif. Told Group He Regrets Comparing Opponent's Campaign to Nazi Propaganda Minister
Senator Seeks to Force Those Seeking Benefits to Submit to Tests First; Privacy Advocates Cry Foul
Despite Obama's Calls for Action, a Comprehensive Bill Faces Long Odds in Congress This Summer
Commentary: Too Many Interlocking Pieces are Broken or Intractable and in Need of Repair as the BP Oil Spill Continues to Unfold