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Pawlenty: GOP surge if health plan fails
 
Politico - Tim Pawlenty insists that a rejection of the Democratic plan could usher in a Republican resurgence.
President Obama's Latin Challenge
 
Time.com - President Obama's Latin Challenge
US senator meets Myanmar's democracy leader
 
AP - U.S. Senator Jim Webb met with Myanmar's democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi on Saturday, the first foreign official allowed to see her since she was sentenced to 18 months of detention by the ruling junta, witnesses said.
US senator in landmark talks with Myanmar ruler
 
AFP - US Senator Jim Webb held historic talks with Myanmar junta leader Than Shwe Saturday, becoming the first senior Washington official to meet the reclusive military supremo, officials said.
Britain imposes direct rule on Turks and Caicos
 
AP - Britain on Friday imposed direct rule on its former colony of Turks and Caicos following corruption claims against the territory's authorities.
$1.65M reward offered in London jewel thief hunt
 
AP - British police say a reward of 1 million pounds ($1.65 million) is being offered for information leading to the capture of thieves who pulled off one of the country's biggest jewel heists.
US senator has rare visit with Myanmar's Suu Kyi
 
AP - U.S. Sen. Jim Webb visited Myanmar's democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi on Saturday, a rare meeting between a foreign official and the Nobel Peace laureate who was recently sentenced to 18 more months of house arrest, witnesses said.
Party prepares liberals to accept deal
 
Politico - With August dominated by town hall meetings, influential Dems began laying the groundwork for the fall.
US senator meets Myanmar ruler, Suu Kyi
 
AFP - US Senator Jim Webb met Myanmar military ruler Than Shwe and democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi on Saturday in an unprecedented visit that could herald a shift in Washington's tough stance against the junta.
Obama touts health care reform
 
AFP - US President Barack Obama touted his health care reform on Saturday, arguing that his administration's proposals will give Americans 'the security and stability that's missing today.'
Tax dodgers scramble to come clean amid crackdown
 
AP - A deal with Switzerland settling U.S. demands for the names of suspected tax dodgers from a Swiss bank has a lot of wealthy Americans with offshore accounts nervously running to their tax advisers — and the Internal Revenue Service.
Sestak big winner in Netroots straw poll
 
Politico - Progressive online activists prefer Rep. Joe Sestak over Sen. Arlen Specter by a landslide margin.
Obama blasts insurers, again
 
Politico - President Barack Obama, who is on a tour of the West that is part family vacation and part health-care swing, used his weekly address to push for his health care reform plan, and continued to take aim at insurance companies, saying 'we're going to pass health insurance reform that finally holds the insurance companies accountable.'
Gun law complaints trail Obama during park tours
 
AP - Family in tow for a tour of national treasures far from Washington, President Barack Obama is trailed by criticism from gun opponents and parks advocates for allowing firearms into such majestic places as Yellowstone.
US senator secures American's release from Myanmar
 
AFP - US Senator Jim Webb met Myanmar military ruler Than Shwe and democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi on Saturday after securing the release of a US citizen jailed for visiting Suu Kyi's house in May.
US renews calls on Iran to release Americans
 
AP - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is pressing Iran to release Americans who are detained or have gone missing there.
Summary: WTO rules on China, but piracy persists
 
AP - WHAT HAPPENED? A World Trade Organization panel on Wednesday said China is violating free-trade rules by forcing foreign movies, music, books and video games to be routed through Chinese state-owned companies, and by not allowing foreign partnerships in the realm of digital music.
Obama angles for healthcare support
 
AFP - US President Barack Obama on Saturday intensifies his bid to thwart critics of his healthcare reform drive, on the second leg of his business-and-pleasure tour of western mountain states.
Gov. Jim Doyle won't seek re-election
 
Politico - By deciding against a run, Doyle sets off what could be one of the most competitive gubernatorial races.
Refugee advocate, former Pentagon spokesman dies
 
AP - Kenneth Bacon, a Pentagon spokesman in the Clinton administration who became a voice for millions of refugees uprooted by violence and conflict, died Saturday of skin cancer that had spread to his brain. He was 64.
Sen. Dodd released from hospital after surgery
 
AP - Connecticut Sen. Christopher Dodd has been released from the hospital after undergoing surgery for prostate cancer.
Egypt's Mubarak arrives in US for Obama talks
 
AFP - Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak arrived in the United States on Saturday, the Egyptian embassy said, for a trip that is scheduled to include his first White House meeting with President Barack Obama.
Obama Says Special Interests Are Misleading U.S. on Health Care
 
Bloomberg - Aug. 15 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama said special interests that profit from the U.S. health-care system are spreading misinformation about plans to overhaul medical insurance practices.
Obama targets insurance companies at Colo. meeting
 
AP - President Barack Obama, addressing a town hall meeting on health care reform, says Americans no longer should be 'held hostage by health insurance companies' that deny coverage for various reasons.
Kenneth Bacon dies at 64
 
Politico - The former WSJ reporter and chief Pentagon spokesman under Bill Clinton, died Saturday at age 64.
Administration OK'd senator's trip to Myanmar
 
AP - The Obama administration gave its blessing to Democratic Sen. Jim Webb's trip to military-run Myanmar, a visit criticized by dissident groups and conservatives who argue that it validates a violent junta accused of massive abuses against its people.
Good news could spell trouble for GOP
 
Politico - Republican leaders aim to criticize the president without rooting for failure.
1 killed in explosion in Istanbul
 
AP - An explosion inside a trash container in Istanbul has killed one person and injured one other, police and news reports said Saturday.
Obama invokes late grandmother in health crusade
 
AFP - President Barack Obama invoked his personal agony over his late grandmother's death, in his most emotional defense yet of his difficult health care reform drive.

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