Sunday, November 22, 2009

Justin Ewers

Economists Optimistic About U.S. Economy

Slowing job losses could mean the economy is ready to turn around. more >>

Obama and Race Relations: Civil Rights Leaders Aren't Satisfied

Some thought the first African American president would herald in a new post-racial era. more >>

Why Obama Is Leaving the Reagan Era Behind When It Comes to Economic Policy

Like Reagan, Obama inherited an economic mess. But his response doesn't include Reagan-like tax cuts. more >>

Congress Sends Obama a Bill to Boost Community Service

The House passed legislation that will dramatically increase the size of AmeriCorps. more >>

Obama Works to Calm Americans' Economic Fears

From The Tonight Show to 60 Minutes, Obama reached out to citizens through his convincing tour. more >>

Madoff's Scam Could Lead to Tougher Wall Street Regulations

The SEC chief, Mary Schapiro, has made it clear Wall Street's go-go days are over. more >>

California Faces an Additional $8 Billion Deficit Over Next 16 Months

The California Legislative Analyst's Office released a report with financial projections. more >>

Obama's Line in the Sand on Immigration Enforcement

"America's toughest sheriff," Joe Arpaio, is under investigation by the Justice Department. more >>

California Voters Sharply Divided Over the Prop 8 Same-Sex Marriage Ban

A Field Poll asked voters how they would react if same-sex marriage came to the ballot again. more >>

Obama's Stimulus Keeps the Solar Power Dream Alive for Start-ups

Solar energy company BrightSource Energy, is weathering the recession and hopes to come out on top. more >>

California Justices Hear Arguments in Same-Sex Marriage Case

Hundreds of demonstrators filled the plaza outside the state Supreme Court. more >>

Proposition 8’s Same-Sex Marriage Ban Goes to California's Supreme Court

Tomorrow, the state Supreme Court will hear legal challenges to the law. more >>

Obama's Stimulus Bill Offers Help to the States

Some states will get into the black; others will have to keep cutting their budgets. more >>

D.C. Voting Rights Bill Clears Major Hurdle

The Senate will vote on a bill that would give Washington a voting representative in the House. more >>

Immigration Reform Advocates Ready to Try Again

This time around the circumstances are more favorable for passing reform legislation. more >>

Revoking Civil Liberties: Lincoln's Constitutional Dilemma

His suspension of habeas corpus is part of what some consider the "dark side" of his presidency. more >>

Abraham Lincoln's Lessons for Barack Obama and Future Presidents

Lincoln's ability to hone his strengths and learn from his weaknesses make him relevant today. more >>

Abraham Lincoln's Great Awakening: From Moderate to Abolitionist

How the Civil War president came to abolish slavery. more >>

Republican Meg Whitman to Run for California Governor

Several high-profile Democrats are already lined up to replace Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger. more >>

Bipartisan Group of Governors Announce Support of Obama's Stimulus

Schwarzenegger and Crist are among the governors who sent Obama a letter in support of his plan. more >>

Republicans and Latino Voters: Has the GOP Shifted on Immigration Reform?

Some blamed losses in the fall on losing support from Latino voters, among other groups. more >>

With Bush's Departure, Mulling the Future Lives of Former Presidents

A new book looks at what former presidents from Washington to Clinton did after they left office. more >>

From Arizona Governor to Homeland Security Chief

Gov. Janet Napolitano prepares to join Obama's team. more >>

D.C. Voting Rights Supporters Have Best Shot Yet With Obama in the White House

Two bills introduced this week would give D.C. the right to a vote in Congress. more >>

Feinstein Softens on Obama's Pick of Panetta to Lead the CIA

The California senator now says she'll support Panetta to lead the intelligence agency. more >>

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