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White House political office will remain
Politico - President-elect Barack Obama has answered bipartisan calls for the disbandment of the White House office central to the Karl Rove-style politics the Democrat condemned as a candidate. The office stays.
Armenia retains top spot in Chess Olympiad
AP - Top-seeded Russia held off the United States in the 38th Chess Olympiad in round eight of open division play Friday, but the Armenian team crushed France and stayed in first place.
Gloom now, euphoria later on Capitol Hill
AP - Before the inaugural euphoria on Capitol Hill comes the gloom.
Key UN committee targets rights abusers
AP - A key U.N. committee criticized Myanmar and North Korea on their human rights records Friday, and also targeted Iran despite its efforts to block the vote.
Obama low key but active in auto rescue talks
AP - Even while publicly sidelining himself, President-elect Barack Obama was active behind the scenes during congressional debate this past week over an auto industry bailout.
Obama touches on economy in radio address
Politico - Remarks of President-elect Barack Obama
Oprah, Leno, Letterman: What's Palin to do next?
AP - Sarah Palin is juggling offers to write books, appear in films and sit on dozens of interview couches at a rate astonishing for most Hollywood stars, let alone a first-term governor.
Minn. Senate campaigns reconsidering challenges
AP - On second thought, some of those Minnesota Senate ballots may be un-challenged.
Court could give Obama early test on detentions
AP - The Supreme Court could hand President-elect Barack Obama a delicate problem in the coming days: What to do with a suspected al-Qaida sleeper agent who is the only person detained in this country as an enemy combatant?
Hold the euphoria; it's gloomy now on Capitol Hill
AP - Before the inaugural euphoria on Capitol Hill comes the gloom.
Obama doubles commitment to jobs
Politico - President-elect Obama, who had promised while campaigning to save 1 million jobs, committed himself Saturday morning to an expanded “Economic Recovery Plan” that will save or create 2.5 million jobs during his first two years in office through such measures as road and bridge repair and investments in clean energy.
Chicago, Clinton camps feed Obama's incoming team
AP - Two main quarries are supplying the building blocks for President-elect Barack Obama's new administration.
Officials: Dems plan quick 2009 start on bills
AP - Eager for a quick start, Democratic congressional leaders intend to begin work in early January on priority legislation so it can be ready for President-elect Barack Obama's signature shortly after he takes office, according to officials familiar with the plans.
Halperin at Politico/USC conf.: 'extreme pro-Obama' press bias
Politico - Media bias was more intense in the 2008 election than in any other national campaign in recent history, Time magazine's Mark Halperin said Friday at the Politico/USC conference on the 2008 election.
Report: North Korea rejects UN rights resolution
AP - North Korea strongly rejected a U.N. resolution condemning its human rights record and warned South Korea would 'face the dearest price' for co-sponsoring it, reports said Saturday.
Bush scrambles for North Korea breakthrough
AP - President George W. Bush snared fresh international support Saturday on the economy and North Korea, emerging from his final world gathering with modest wins and growing nostalgia about his turbulent tenure.
Geithner's peers praise his perspective
Politico - Timothy Geithner, the New York Fed chief poised to be Barack Obama’s Treasury secretary, would bring to the table a keen sense of pragmatism and coolness under pressure – and an increasingly important international perspective, say those who know him and his work well.
Bush secures foreign help on economy, North Korea
AP - President George W. Bush snared fresh international support Saturday on the economy and North Korea, emerging from his final world gathering with modest wins and growing nostalgia about his turbulent tenure.
5 on the outs in Cabinet shuffle
Politico - One Democratic operative suggests keeping track of Barack Obama’s Cabinet selections with a March Madness-type tournament chart. While no official announcements have been made, a controlled series of leaks have given a good sense of who's still in contention, and which big names have been bounced from the bracket.
Richardson at Commerce, Summers as economic adviser
Politico - Democratic sources report two major decisions by President-elect Obama: New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson (D) will be named secretary of Commerce, subject to final vetting. And Lawrence Summers, Treasury secretary in the Clinton administration, will be White House economic adviser.
German raids on suspected terror cell supporters
AP - Officials say German police carried out raids in three states searching for suspected supporters of a terror cell whose plans to attack U.S. targets in Germany were foiled last year.
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