September 30, 2010
Obama Back Hauling Campaign Cash
The President raises $1 million – or maybe more – fund raising in Washington.
Filed by By PETER BAKER at 11:03 pm under News
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The President raises $1 million – or maybe more – fund raising in Washington.
Filed by By PETER BAKER at 11:03 pm under News
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Financial markets have been “very unfair” to Portugal, forcing the country to adopt more stringent economic measures than the government wanted, Prime Minister José Sócrates said Thursday.
Filed by By RAPHAEL MINDER at 10:53 pm under News
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Typing the name of a Senate candidate into Google usually reveals “for senate” or “wiki” as the top item in the list via the search engine’s ‘autocomplete’ function. But not always.
Filed by By THE NEW YORK TIMES at 10:15 pm under Autocomplete,barbara boxer,carly fiorina,david vitter,Google,News,search engines
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A draft of the new strategic concept includes the goal for the first time, but faces many obstacles from members of the alliance.
Filed by By JUDY DEMPSEY at 10:01 pm under News
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J. Joseph Ricketts, the new owner of the Chicago Cubs and the founder of Ameritrade, is going to bat against Congressional earmarks.
Filed by By CARL HULSE at 9:47 pm under Ameritrade,Chicago Cubs,earmarks,J. Joseph Ricketts,News
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Obama Meets With Freed Hiker Sarah Shourd
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After years of rapid growth, the financial crisis turned Latvia’s West or bust strategy into mostly bust. Now a party rooted in the country’s Russian past stands to gain power.
Filed by By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ at 9:20 pm under News
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Grasping for the electric energy that propelled him to the White House, President Barack Obama whipped up young supporters at a rally Thursday night, where the boisterous crowd tried to shout down any talk of an “enthusiasm gap” among Democrats.
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Meg Whitman’s campaign for governor was thrown into turmoil Thursday as the Republican sought to fend off new evidence that she knowingly had an illegal immigrant housekeeper on her payroll for nearly a decade.
Filed by msnbc.com: Politics at 8:27 pm under News
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Eight Germans and two British brothers are at the heart of an al-Qaida-linked terror plot against European cities, but the plan is still in its early stages, with the suspects calling acquaintances in Europe to plan logistics, a Pakistani intelligence official said Thursday. One of the Britons died in a recent CIA missile strike, he said.
Filed by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at 8:06 pm under News
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Researchers say imprints left by the large bird, which lived in Peru more than 36 million years ago, contain evidence that its feathers were mostly reddish brown and shades of gray.
Filed by Administrator at 6:47 pm under News
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The government is so worried about alienating middle-class voters that it is proceeding very cautiously in limiting benefits like child subsidies.
Filed by Administrator at 6:46 pm under News
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Former WWE CEO Linda McMahon’s sudden surge against the once-invincible Dick Blumenthal in the Connecticut Senate race has put the Democratic state attorney general on the ropes and bolstered Republican hopes of taking control of the upper chamber.
Filed by Stephen Clark at 6:17 pm under General - Right,News
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Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter is released from Cleveland hospital after 2-day stay for viral infection.
Filed by msnbc.com: Politics at 6:13 pm under News
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Meg Whitman, the Republican candidate for governor, said today she would take a lie detector test to back up her claim.
Filed by By ADAM NAGOURNEY at 6:05 pm under News
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The top Republican in the House of Representatives proposed on Thursday that lawmakers be forced to cut federal spending to offset the cost of any new program.
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WikiLeaks editor-in-chief Julian Assange lashed out at the mainstream media during a debate at a London university Thursday, fighting back at a string of unfavorable stories that have appeared since his organization’s publication of a cache of U.S. intelligence documents.
Filed by By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at 5:31 pm under News
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ALGIERS (Reuters) – Saharan countries trying to contain a growing threat from al Qaeda have agreed to recruit smugglers to help them track down the militants’ desert camps, an Algerian government security source said on Thursday.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) – Saharan countries trying to contain a growing threat from al Qaeda have agreed to recruit smugglers to help them track down the militants’ desert camps, an Algerian government security source said on Thursday.
Filed by By REUTERS at 5:10 pm under News
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New York Times reporters in Washington and New York discuss the week’s political news.
Filed by By THE NEW YORK TIMES at 4:58 pm under barack obama,News,wiretapping
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Meg Whitman’s campaign for governor was thrown into turmoil Thursday as the Republican sought to fend off new evidence that she knowingly had an illegal immigrant housekeeper on her payroll for nearly a decade.
Filed by FOXNews.com at 4:57 pm under General - Right,News
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Financial markets have been “very unfair” to Portugal, forcing the country to adopt more stringent economic measures than the government wanted, Prime Minister José Sócrates said Thursday.
Filed by By RAPHAEL MINDER at 4:55 pm under News
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After years of rapid growth, the financial crisis turned Latvia’s West or bust strategy into mostly bust. Now a party rooted in the country’s Russian past stands to gain power.
Filed by By MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ at 4:40 pm under News
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Continuing his tour of American backyards, President Barack Obama received a reception that was polite and friendly, but also pointed.
Filed by By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG at 4:38 pm under News
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Democratic and Republican party leaders leapt into the final stretch of the congressional campaigns Thursday, using a string of public appearances to trash talk each other and remind the American people why their candidates would fight for the little guy.
Filed by FOXNews.com at 4:29 pm under General - Right,News
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