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Partying times 10 on Inauguration Night
Barack Obama will be the host with the most on Inauguration Night. After his expected swearing-in ceremony earlier in the day on January 20, he’ll host seven inaugural balls and attend three more for...
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Tim Geithner : What’s In Your Wallet?
What's in U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner's wallet? Not much. While testifying in front of a House Appropriations Subcommittee on Capitol Hill Thursday Geithner was shown a $50 Billion...
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Governor Sanford’s walk in the woods
When Governor Mark Sanford walks out of the woods tomorrow, he’s sure for a big surprise. The governor of South Carolina went hiking on the Appalachian Trail last Thursday to clear his head after a...
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The First Draft: no rest for the weary?
The Obamas may be on vacation this week, but the news hasn’t taken a break. The Justice Department is expected to release a report Monday disclosing details of prisoner abuse that were gathered in 2004...
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The First Draft: White House “gate-crashers” say they’re suffering
They passed through layers of White House security to attend a lavish state dinner, got themselves photographed with the president and vice president and posted pix on Facebook. It was supposed...
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Just the right tavern to celebrate 200 years of U.S.-French military ties
Not every U.S. ally who visits the Pentagon needs to be treated to a dinner that evokes more than 200 years of peaceful military relations. France is the rare exception. So when Defense Minister Alain...
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Obama fundraising watch: debt, progressives, and women on the Court
President Barack Obama stayed close to the White House for another round of fundraising on Monday, attending events in Washington where tickets went for $44 to $35,800. Here are a few highlights from...
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Gingrich attacks Romney, a week after promising a positive campaign
A week ago, Newt Gingrich vowed to follow Ronald Reagan’s famed “11th Commandment” and withhold attacks on fellow Republican candidates for president. But last night his campaign e-mail blasted...
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Washington Extra – Tea Party poopers
A man holds a sign during a March 24 Tea Party Patriots rally in Washington calling for the repeal of the 2010 healthare law. REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst All that Tea Party support in 2010 for the 87 House...
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U.S. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, who drew fire in 2010 when he declared that his top goal was to deny President Barack Obama re-election, quickly congratulated the president on Monday as...
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