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Ford Looks for Traction at Auto Show

Not a single soul watched the presentation, undoubtedly one of many audience-less gigs the duo performed during the show’s five-day run.

Hill Climbers: Seeking a Better World

He’s leaving the daily grind of being a Congressional staffer to become vice president for public policy at the United Nations Foundation and executive director of the Better World Campaign.

New Kid, Old Hand

“It’s interesting because, when a debate is going on, you really get a sense of where people stand on issues,” she said, adding that she’s happy to have the parliamentarian nearby to help her manage

This Can’t Be What Obama, Pelosi and Reid Expected

However, Democrats shouldn’t overreact to their current problems, which range from the party’s handling of the economic stimulus bill to the tax problems of some of the president’s Cabinet nominees

Democrats Continue to Press for Stimulus

With nearly 600,000 jobs lost last month and the nation’s unemployment rate now at 7.6 percent, a trio of Congressional Democrats reiterated Friday their call to pass the economic stimulus bill without

Senators Appear to Have a Deal on Stimulus

“There’s a sense that progress has been made,” Sen. Kent Conrad (D-N.D.) said. “There’s enough to talk about with the caucus.” The Senate will begin voting on amendments to the measure around 7 p.m.

War Over Wars Looms Large

“I think Obama’s got it right,” Murtha said. “He wants us out of there, Congress wants us out of there, we’ll get out of there,” Murtha said.

Deal Nearing on Stimulus

Bipartisan negotiators are close to an agreement to cut more than $100 billion from the Senate’s economic stimulus bill, but a handful of Republicans are still holding out for assurances that the spending

Police Union Set to File Pay Grievance

The department was prepared to spend close to $2 million on overtime costs for the inauguration and its preparation, though it’s unclear whether holiday pay would factor into that.

Taking Executive Privilege to Absurd Levels?

Indeed, Obama’s decision will have a significant impact not only on his administration, but will create a precedent for future presidents as well.