Thursday, November 26, 2009

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Obama's First Pardon: A Turkey Named 'Courage'

Obama honors a holiday tradition dating to 1947 by receiving a bird from the National Turkey Federation more >>

Schumer: Dems Ready to Go It Alone on Healthcare

The senator says the bill will move forward, even without Republican backing. more >>

Archives Probing Watergate Notes for Hidden Clues

Forensic scientists use latest tools to fill in 18½-minute gap on 1972 Nixon tape. more >>

Obama Says U.S., Allies Discussing Iran Sanctions

The president's warning comes after Iran's refusal to ship its low-enriched uranium abroad. more >>

Byrd Becomes Longest-Serving Congress Member

The senator has cast more than 18,000 votes and has an attendance record of nearly 98 percent. more >>

Obama to China: Uncensored Society is Healthy

U.S. president couches criticism with praise, humility in speech to Chinese university students. more >>

Top White House Lawyer Greg Craig Quitting

Counsel's departure will be the highest-ranking resignation so far in Obama's 10-month presidency. more >>

Gitmo 9/11 Suspects Heading to N.Y. Trial

The move is a key step in Obama's plan to close the terror suspect detention center at Guantanamo Bay. more >>

My Solemn Meeting With the President at My Friend's Resting Place

Barack Obama visited Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day. more >>

Obama Faces Daunting Challenges in Far East Tour

The president is scheduled to make stops in Japan, China, Singapore, and South Korea. more >>

Silent D.C. Sniper Mastermind Muhammad Executed

Convicted killer of 10 offered no last words, never gave motive for 2002 shootings. more >>

White House Communications Chief to Step Down

Former communications director Anita Dunn led a fight with Fox News in October. more >>

Navies of 2 Koreas Exchange Fire Near Border

First naval clash between the two countries in seven years comes one week before Obama visits Seoul. more >>

Iran Accuses 3 Detained Americans of Espionage

Relatives and the U.S government say the three are innocent tourists who accidentally crossed into Iran more >>

House Health Bill Unacceptable to Many in Senate

With some Democratic moderates opposing the bill's health insurance plan, reform could come to a halt. more >>

Police: Gunman Caught After Killing 1 in Orlando

Gunman surrendered to police after killing one person at an Orlando office building. more >>

Portrait of Fort Hood Shooting Suspect Emerges

The alleged shooter worked at Walter Reed for six years, received counseling as a psychiatry intern. more >>

Obama: Government Working to Ease Pain of Joblessness

New figures show unemployment at its highest since 1983. more >>

Delegates Discuss Way Forward in UN Climate Talks

A rift amongst industrial nations and developing economies is endangering meaningful progress. more >>

Obama: U.S. Must Reverse Course With Indians

The president is seeking to improve the government's relationship with tribal communities. more >>

GOP Sweeps Big Governor Victories in Virginia and New Jersey

Republicans wrested political control from Democrats in Virginia and New Jersey. more >>

Source: U.S. Justice Souter Retiring

Souter's retirement will give Obama his first opportunity to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court. more >>

IMF: As Recession Worsens, World Economy Will Shrink This Year

U.S. economy will contract by 2.8 percent, with Japan, Russia, and Britain doing even worse more >>

Tracking the Results of Salmon Habitat Restoration

If dollars spent equated to salmon recovered, the Northwest may well be awash in fish. more >>

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