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House Passes Continuing Resolution to Cut Spending in Early Morning Vote
ABC News’ John R. Parkinson reports: So what goes on after 3:00 A.M. in the U.S Capitol on a Saturday morning? Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., sits at a table in the Speaker’s Lobby intensely studying yesterday’s news in the Wall…
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The Fix: Senate Democrats go negative early (and often)
Amid growing concern over retaining their Senate majority, Democrats are skipping the pretense of running positive ads and, in many cases, taking the unusual step of going negative with their first campaign commercials. Democratic – United States – Senate – Politics – Government
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Israel, Palestinians to resume direct talks early Sept. in Washington
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is expected to announce on Friday that President Barack Obama will invite leaders of the Israeli government and the Palestinian Authority to begin direct peace talks on September 2 in Washington.
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Soros says U.S. bank reform “good” but “too early”
Billionaire investor George Soros on Friday said the just-passed U.S. financial overhaul bill will impose new regulations on the banking system before the banks have recovered sufficiently to cope with new restrictions on their activities.
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Two Early Favorites Emerge to Succeed Rep. Barton
Two House Republicans — Rep. Fred Upton of Michigan and John Shimkus of Illinois — have emerged as early favorites to succeed Texas Republican Rep. Joe Barton for his ranking slot atop the Energy and Commerce Committee.
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Newsom’s Primary Victory Opens Up an Early Race for Mayor
An early race for mayor is shaping up as a result of Gavin Newsom’s primary victory in the lieutenant governor’s race.
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In wake of BP oil spill, Dept. of Energy encourages early adoption of electric cars
With all of the news coverage about the Gulf Coast oil spill, it is an opportune time for the U.S. Department of Energy and electric car manufacturers to address early tech adopters about the future of electric vehicles.
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SKY: Prince makes no apology for turning pro a year early
After selecting Epiphanny Prince No. 4 overall in the WNBA draft, the Sky has some believing that the team has discovered the piece that will lead it into the playoffs for the first time in franchise history.Prince, a former Rutgers star, made the controversial decision to forgo her senior year with the Scarlet Knights to accelerate her professional career. At the time, she was a year shy of …
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Early NE Ohio running light, as expected
Early voter turnout in Northeast Ohio has been described as pretty much as expected ” which is to say, light. And that’s even with some crowded congressional races. WKSU’s M.L. Schultze reports.
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Pelosi Statement on WellPoint Announcement to Implement Federal Rescission Reforms Early
WASHINGTON, April 27 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — Speaker Nancy Pelosi released the following statement in response to WellPoint’s announcement that it would implement rescission reforms in the health care bill ahead of schedule: “WellPoint’s announcement that it will move more quickly than the law requires to halt the shameful practice of dropping people when they get sick is a clear indication …
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