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Thursday,
06 November 2008
Emanuel expected to bring tough-minded approach to White House
By Scott J. Anderson (CNN) -- US Rep. Rahm Emanuel will bring a tough-minded and pragmatic approach to the White House when he becomes President-Elect Barack Obamas chief of staff, according to people who know the Chicago, Illinois,...
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Thursday,
06 November 2008
Todd Heisler/The New York Times
The increasingly public airing of tensions between advisers of John McCain and those of Sarah Palin provide a revealing coda to the ill-fated McCain-Palin ticket.
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Thursday,
06 November 2008
4 US Senate Races Still Undecided
By VOA News Senate races in four US states remain undecided, but Tuesdays election has already increased the Democratic majority in both houses of Congress.
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Thursday,
06 November 2008
On world map, Obama is expected to quickly take a new direction
Guantanamo Bay and climate change top his list along with generally mending foreign policy, but the economic crisis at home may slow those efforts, advisors said.
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Thursday,
06 November 2008
US sports figures talk about Obamas victory
AP NEW YORK: From NBA superstar LeBron James to tennis sisters Venus and Serena Williams, the election of Barack Obama as Americas first black president struck a special chord with many US sports figures.
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Thursday,
06 November 2008
Commentary: US reviewing Afghanistan policy
By Peter Bergen Editors note: Peter Bergen is CNNs national security analyst and a fellow at the New America Foundation in Washington and at New York Universitys Center on Law on Security.
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Thursday,
06 November 2008
Obamas first priority: Fixing the economy
By Elaine Quijano WASHINGTON (CNN) -- When it comes to priorities, many polls suggest Americans want President-elect Barack Obama to fix the economy first when he enters the Oval Office in a little more than two months.
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