The Obama Infatuation Washington Post, United States What started in the campaign (the chief victim was Hillary Clinton, not John McCain) has continued, as a study by the Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism shows. It concludes: "President Barack Obama has enjoyed substantially more ... |
My Advice for Obama Wall Street Journal He has also given us a potentially great Secretary of State in Hillary Clinton. It makes me proud to witness these two recent political rivals working together to strengthen and enrich America at home and abroad. Recognizing the major economic crisis ... |
Rangers Enter Tough June With a Loss American Chronicle, CA Their closer, who hadn't given up an earned run since John McCain led in the polls, was on the mound, and the offense had finally been roused after a flat start. "We'll take those odds all day long," third baseman Michael Young said. ... |
 Brisbane Times | Guantanamo captives get satellite TV, Sudoku puzzles Reuters But because of logistical challenges at the prison, some of the plans are just now being implemented as the clock ticks down toward President Barack Obama's January deadline to shut down the detention operation. "Construction here is very difficult," ... New legal battle in Guantanamo The Associated Press Obama rejects bid for liberty The Age BTL:Obama Adopts Bush-Lite Policies on Guantanamo Detainees Bay Area Indymedia BBC News - Aljazeera.net all 563 news articles |
Cuba Open to Additional Direct Talks With US New York Times, United States By MARK LANDLER SAN SALVADOR — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton brought signs of a thaw between the United States and Cuba to Latin America on Sunday, as she arrived in a region increasingly impatient to see the United States repair the ... |
 GulfNews | Obama Pushes Middle East Thaw Wall Street Journal President Barack Obama this week will try to capitalize on his popularity in the Middle East to improve relations between the US and the Muslim world. A much-anticipated address in Cairo on Thursday will be the most significant effort to-date in a ... Muslims want tangible change on Mideast from Obama The Associated Press A message to President Barack Obama Arab News Obama seeks new start with Muslim world AFP Times Online - United Press International all 966 news articles |
 Newsday | Gillibrand and gender: Luck as residue of design? Newsday, NY I think it was important to have a woman (in the office) to honor Secretary (Hillary) Clinton's legacy. I think that 17 senators in the Senate is not enough, I think it's not where we should be as Americans,” she told Newsday on Thursday. ... |
Choice of Judge May Aid Obama's Bipartisan Push New York Times, United States By John Harwood Early reviews of Barack Obama's presidency — including his own — agree that he has found more success in altering policy than in transforming the capital's acrimonious culture. “Change in Washington comes slow,” Mr. Obama said on his ... |
 MiamiHerald.com | Cuba ties in spotlight as Clinton visits C. America AFP SAN SALVADOR (AFP) — Secretary of State Hillary Clinton began a visit to Central America, amid new US steps toward ties with Cuba that Washington hopes will slow a sudden regional push to end Havana's isolation. Clinton landed in San Salvador from ... Cuba Accepts US Offer of Talks on Migration, Postal Service Bloomberg Cuba could derail Clinton visit Taipei Times A Salvadoran resurrection Boston Globe Monthly Review - The Associated Press all 397 news articles |
Palin missed boat on all-Alaska gas line Anchorage Daily News, AK Sarah Palin's May 17th Compass response to recent criticisms regarding AGIA was all too familiar. Nothing she wrote gave any indication whatsoever of having any start date on construction for the AGIA line, much less an in-state line to the Anchorage ... State will monitor education initiatives Fort Mills Times Alaska Chooses to Monitor Common Core Education Initiative SitNews all 6 news articles |