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The man appointed by the embattled Illinois governor to take over Barack Obama’s vacant Senate seat was turned away from Capitol Hill today after being refused permission to take the oath of office.
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Obama: Deficit May Last for Years — WSJ.com: What's News US 1/6/2009
Obama said the nation probably faces huge deficits for years to come, but heavy spending is needed now to spur the economy.
Obama said the nation probably faces huge deficits for years to come, but heavy spending is needed now to spur the economy.
Critics round on Barack Obama choice of Leon Panetta as CIA chief — World News from Times Online 1/6/2009
Barack Obama's choice of a veteran political operator to run the Central Intelligence Agency is causing fresh wobbles in what had been, until this week, a sure-footed presidential transition.
Barack Obama's choice of a veteran political operator to run the Central Intelligence Agency is causing fresh wobbles in what had been, until this week, a sure-footed presidential transition.
Leon Panetta attached to his Italian roots — World News from Times Online 1/6/2009
Leon Panetta, named by the US President-elect Barack Obama to head the CIA, speaks Calabrian dialect, according to his cousin.
Leon Panetta, named by the US President-elect Barack Obama to head the CIA, speaks Calabrian dialect, according to his cousin.
