Obama to Answer Online Questions after State of the Union
President Obama will Answer Citizens' Online Questions in a Live Event at the White House Next Week, In Response to the State of the Union
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President Obama will Answer Citizens' Online Questions in a Live Event at the White House Next Week, In Response to the State of the Union
While Blocking Discretionary Spending May Be Good Politics, Bad Politics May Keep Congress from Following Through
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Sponsors Say Obama-Backed Plan for Bipartisan Group to Tackle Big-Ticket Budget Busters Too Unpopular
President Joins Campaign to Win Fed Chief 4 More Years; Senators Indicate Confirmation Likely
Liberal Republican from Maryland Championed Civil Rights, Protection of Chesapeake Bay
President to Ask Congress to Lock Spending on Some Domestic Programs as He Unveils Plans to Help Middle Class
Move Expected to Worsen Tense Ties between U.S. and China, Which Considers Taiwan a Renegade Province
President Says in Interview he is Committed to Passing Health Care Even if it Means he Doesn't Get Reelected
Three Obama Officials Offer Three Different Numbers When Explaining How Many Jobs Were Created by Recovery Act
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Sen. Carl Levin Predicts President Will Address Policy on Gays in the Military as Clinton White House Advisor Offers Criticism
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Press Secretary Stars in Apple-Like Commercial That Allows Direct Access to White House Reports, Briefings
President Hails NBA Champions for Excellence, Jokes with Magic Johnson About 1991 Finals Loss