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 | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 04, 2010 |
- Obama returns, hosts Kennedy Center honorees
| FRIDAY, DECEMBER 03, 2010 |
- Obama pardons 9 people
- Top generals buck White House on military gay ban
- Hold the brownies! Bill could limit bake sales
- Feds ends investigation of California lawmaker
- Reid pushes bill to allow for online gambling
- Obama taps deputy to run Fish and Wildlife Service
- Gov't: Surveillance errors in few cases
- US sends firefighting team, supplies to Israel
- More spending, less spending _ Obama's dilemma
- Justice Thomas' wife takes less public role
- Republicans split on nuclear treaty
- Army, Marine chiefs cast doubt on gay service
- Leading Democrat will vote for budget-cutting plan
- Arlington finds 8 sets of remains in 1 grave
- Texas will see dramatic gain in US House seats
- Rangel has swagger back after House censure
- Rangel statement to the House after censure vote
- House punishments through history
- Censure resolution against New York Rep. Rangel
| THURSDAY, DECEMBER 02, 2010 |
- Obama celebrates Hanukkah at White House
- Obama pledges US help for Israel forest fires
- Action by the lame-duck Congress
- House Roll Call:
- Rangel: Censure vote was 'very political'
- House speaker-to-be displays salty way with words
- Dems, 1 GOP lawmaker press for leniency for Rangel
- US concerned by Somali private military
- Napolitano urges Congress to pass DREAM Act
- Cables show US envoy warned of bribes in arms case
- White House pushes tax credits, jobless benefits
- Obama 'optimistic' about bipartisan deal on taxes
- Obama: Not awarding US bid for World Cup 'wrong'
- Republican sees possibility of consensus on taxes
- Authorities seek WikiLeaks founder; website moves
| WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 01, 2010 |
- Obama gets Powell's backing on START nuclear deal
- White House vows to strengthen ties with Dem govs
- 'Simple Gifts' is Christmas theme at White House
- Rangel asks supporters to call Capitol switchboard
- GOP says it'll block bills until tax cuts extended
- Details of 2010 White House Christmas decorations
- Waters ethics trial in jeopardy for this year
- Boehner to create ladies' room off House floor
- House Republicans kill global warming committee
- Ensign's lawyers say he's no longer Justice target
- US, Japan, SKorea to meet over NKorea tensions
- White House says Obama to visit NC on Monday
- House vote extends fed spending for 2 weeks
- Highlights of the deficit commission's proposal
- White House taking steps to protect govt secrets
- US ready to protect sources named in leaked cables
- IRS warns lawmakers about retroactive tax changes
- High court questions broad use of FOIA exemption
- Lawmakers stand firm on taxes as talks start
- Highlights of the deficit commission's proposal
- In WikiLeaks wake, whistle-blower bill set to pass
| TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2010 |
- New deficit plan still eyes Social Security trims
- LaHood backs away from street sign regulation
- Former President Carter visits White House
- WikiLeaks: Espionage? Journalism? Something else?
- GOP senators signal progress on nuclear treaty
- Midterm casualties vacate suites, still must vote
- Senate roll vote on banning earmarks
- Recommendations: Repeal of military policy on gays
- Top Democrat says he'll advance immigrantion bill
- US condemns Palestinian claim on Western Wall
- Obama backs Pentagon report on gay troops
- Court says county doesn't have to pay for mistake
- Russian, US officials near adoption accord
- Judge rejects Scanlon's motion to change plea
- State Dept: Intel officials wanted biometric data
- Gates downplays fallout of latest WikiLeaks dump
- Interior may force drillers to disclose chemicals
- Conservatives push amendment for repeal
- FDA says Iowa egg farm can resume shell egg sales
- Supreme Court considers Calif prison crowding
- Capital Culture: Candor rare in Oval Office talks
- US hits Iran with new sanctions
- Cargo airline pleads guilty in price fixing scheme
- Gov't: Drugs were in 1 in 5 drivers killed in 2009
- Always tweaking its script, FBI sting nets another
- Brace for the post-WikiLeaks information big chill
- US lawyers look at criminal law in WikiLeaks probe
- Gov't: Drugs were in 1 in 5 drivers killed in 2009
- Former 9-term NY Congressman Solarz dies at 70
| MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2010 |
- US criticizes Mideast ally Egypt's elections
- US says leaks are a crime, threatens prosecution
- GOP Rep. Kirk sworn in as Illinois' newest senator
- Obama and GOP, room for deals and confrontations
- US tries to contain damage from leaked documents
- Pence says he hasn't decided on White House bid
- Justice Department inspector general steps down
- Congress puts off cuts to doctor Medicare payments
- Supreme Court to review Ariz. campaign finance law
- Clinton calls leaked documents attack on world
- AG confident FBI acted properly in Portland case
- Clinton calls leaked documents attack on world
- Congress GOP leaders to meet with governors
- Holder says WikiLeaks under criminal investigation
- Lawmakers return to Capitol to clean up leftovers
- AP Exclusive: Close calls for al-Qaida's No. 2
- Court won't hear appeal from La. death row inmate
- High court won't wade into Florida water fight
- Administration reviews handling of gov't secrets
- Wikileaks disclosure condemned by House Republican
- Lawmakers return to Capitol to clean up leftovers
| SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2010 |
- Major candidates call for halt to Haiti election
- Pentagon details security changes prompted by leak
- McCain: Time to discuss 'regime change' in NKorea
- Text of White House statement on WikiLeaks release
- White House condemns WikiLeaks' document release
- Graham doubts civilian trials for 9/11 suspects
- Obama returns to basketball court after accident
- McCain says politics at issue with policy on gays
- US asks WikiLeaks to halt document release
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