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GOP blasts Democrats' health care legislation
AP - President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats are looking ahead to a health care showdown on the House floor in September following a key committee's passage of sweeping overhaul legislation.
Doc dump details AF1's NYC mishap
Politico - E-mails show various components of the military bureaucracy trying to steer clear of the fallout.
Report: Bush calls for strong message to NKorea
AP - Former President George W. Bush called on America's partners in negotiations on North Korea's nuclear program to send a strong and clear message to the regime to stop its atomic activity, a news report said Saturday.
Major progress in Congress for Obama health plan
AFP - President Barack Obama's plan to overhaul the US health care system got a major boost when a key US House of Representatives committee approved the measure.
UK judges: Intelligence officer visited Morocco
AP - A British intelligence officer repeatedly visited Morocco at the same time that a former U.K. resident was allegedly being tortured there, two senior judges said Friday.
Croatia, Slovenia optimistic of resolving border row
AFP - Croatian Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor and her Slovenian counterpart Borut Pahor voiced optimism Friday about resolving a long-running border row blocking Zagreb's bid to join the European Union.
Obama: stimulus helped 'put brakes' on recession
AFP - President Barack Obama said on Saturday that new economic data indicated a huge stimulus package approved in February had helped 'put the brakes' on a deep recession.
Obama Says U.S. Has âMany More Monthsâ Before Full Recovery
Bloomberg - Aug. 1 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama said it will
take âmany more monthsâ for the U.S. to fully recover from the
recession as employers continue to shed jobs.
Obama hails House committee vote on health care
AP - President Barack Obama is hailing a House committee vote on health care overhaul legislation as a 'historic step.'
Obama's favorite phrase: 'Let's be clear'
Politico - What does the president's famous 'let me be clear' phrase really mean? It depends on who you ask.
Franken relishes policy role in new position
AP - Al Franken has immersed himself in the health care debate. He's posed thoughtful questions to Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor. He's signed on as a co-sponsor of a half dozen bills.
Bitter Turkey marks 50 years at Europe's door
AFP - Turkey on Friday bitterly marked 50 years since its first application to integrate formally with Europe, a date overshadowed by its troubled EU accession talks.
Man who was Iceland's 2nd richest is bankrupt
AP - The second richest man in Icelandic history has filed for bankruptcy, his spokesman said Friday.
Swiss help sought for missing Americans in Iran
AP - The State Department says it's aware of Iranian media reports that three American citizens have been detained in Iran.
Obama campaign style unchanged as president
AP - At times, it seems like Barack Obama has time-traveled back to last summer when he was simply a Democrat running for the White House.
NRA opposition fails to sway senators on Sotomayor
AP - The National Rifle Association's threat to punish senators who vote for Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor has been met with a shrug by Democrats from conservative-leaning states and some Republicans who are breaking with their party to support her.
Florida man sees security exercise, calls police
AP - A nationwide government anti-terrorism exercise this week inadvertently alarmed a Florida man who happened to catch a mock television broadcast that was part of the drill.
US hails Aquino as Philippines democracy icon
AFP - President Barack Obama on Friday expressed sadness at the death of former Philippine president Corazon Aquino, describing her as a historic figure who helped restore democracy to her country.
Analysis: Recovery for Obama after Gates' arrest?
AP - The success of President Barack Obama's ambitious agenda from health care and climate change to education could depend on how quickly he recovers from the sharp drop in support among white voters after criticizing a white policeman's arrest of a black Harvard scholar.
Obama: Economy 'in the right direction'
Politico - In his weekly address, the president takes political credit for the lessening severity of the recession.
Health care debate shifts back to Main Street
AP - The health care debate is heading back to Main Street, to cities and towns where people are worried about medical costs but increasingly concerned that overhauling the system may do more harm than good.
Ousted federal prosecutor renominated by Obama
AP - A former U.S. attorney for Nevada who was forced to resign during the Bush administration could soon be getting his old job back.
Gates racial drama ensnares minor characters, too
AP - They weren't invited to the Rose Garden to hoist beers with President Barack Obama, yet their lives have been turned upside-down by the encounter between a black Harvard scholar and a white Cambridge, Mass., police officer.
Franken focused on policy, not celebrity
AP - Al Franken has immersed himself in the health care debate. He's had a chance to question Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor. He's signed on as a co-sponsor of a half dozen bills.
Clinton praises Aquino's 'extradordinary courage'
AP - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton says former Philippines President Corazon Aquino 'helped bring democracy back' to her country after years of authoritarian rule.
Freelance diplomats lend a hand to would-be states
AP - Northern Cyprus, Western Sahara and Somaliland may not have much in common, but they share the same predicament: all are unrecognized states striving to capture international attention.
Obama hails action on healthcare bill
AFP - President Barack Obama hailed Saturday a key congressional committee's approval of a bill embracing his plan to overhaul the US healthcare system as a 'historic consensus.'
States' woes could drag Dems down
Politico - Four states suffering the most now could have Democrats feeling their pain in election cycles to come.
Medals of Honor for Iraq, Afghan wars questioned
AP - Eight years of war in Afghanistan and Iraq. About 4,000 members of the U.S. military killed in action. More than 34,000 wounded. Just six considered worthy of America's highest military award for battlefield valor.
Obama, Democrats brace for health care showdown
AP - President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats are looking ahead to a health care showdown on the House floor in September following a key committee's passage of sweeping overhaul legislation.
Retired justice urges rebirth of civic education
AP - Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter urged the nation's lawyers Saturday to help revitalize civic education, warning that the failure of many Americans to understand how the government works poses a serious threat.
Both sides shift health care debate to Main Street
AP - The health care debate is heading back to Main Street, to cities and towns where people are worried about medical costs but increasingly concerned that overhauling the system may do more harm than good.
US Marshals seize sanitizer made by Utah company
AP - Officers with the U.S. Marshals Service have seized all skin sanitizers and skin protectants, including ingredients and components, at Clarcon Biological Chemistry Laboratory's facility in Roy, Utah, the Food and Drug Administration said.
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