Monday, November 9, 2009

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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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Obama Sets End to U.S. Combat in Iraq by Aug. 2010

Obama moved to fulfill his campaign promise of withdrawing troops from Iraq. more >>

Obama: Americans 'Are Not Quitters'

President Obama promised that better times are on the horizon. more >>

A New Patriarch for the Russian Orthodox Church

Patriarch-elect Metropolitan Kirill is seen as a modernizer who seeks to improve ties with the Vatican. more >>

Obama Reverses Abortion-Funds Policy

The president rescinded a ban on foreign aid to groups that perform or offer information on abortions. more >>

Congress Clears Way for Second Half of Bailout

Democrats turned aside an effort to block the release of the second $350 billion of bailout cash. more >>

Roland Burris Sworn In as Obama Senate Successor

After an initial snub from his Democratic colleagues, Burris is welcomed into the club. more >>

Holder: "Waterboarding is Torture"

Attorney General-nominee disputes President Bush over legality of that interrogation method. more >>

Bush's Personality Shapes His Legacy

Don't misunderestimate the ways he shaped life in the White House and beyond. more >>

The Bush Record

Summing up the eight years of the Bush presidency. more >>

Army Apologizes for Hurtful Message to Survivors

7,000 families of soldiers killed in Iraq or Afghanistan received letters addressing them as John Doe. more >>

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Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich Arrested on Conspiracy Charges Related to Obama's Successor

Blagojevich was taken into federal custody Tuesday on conspiracy charges. more >>

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