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One year after his election, what has Obama achieved?
Obama got off to a quick start. But almost one year after winning the presidency, his deeds are at risk of paling next to his aspirations.
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Virginia governor's race: how Obama may figure in it
A pattern that has held in the Old Dominion since 1977 appears set to repeat: The party that won the White House the year before loses the Virginia governor’s race.
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How US schools aim to handle swine flu
As several states begin receiving the swine flu vaccine, here is a Q-and-A on what parents can expect to happen at schools.
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More troops for Afghanistan: When will Obama decide?
The Pentagon wants Obama to make his choice soon, but if he's leaning against sending more troops, he might play for time to consider his options.
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McDonnell's graduate thesis roils Virginia governor race
The controversy over Bob McDonnell's 1989 graduate thesis has put the GOP candidate on the defense. But Democratic voter fatigue may keep his rival from getting ahead.
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Latest GOP setback: Florida's Senator Martinez to retire early
Six other Republican senators have announced they’ll retire. The exits are a sign the GOP sees itself in 'back seat' for years, say analysts.
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Coal lobbyists caught forging letters to Congress
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Books Behind Bars
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Palin's decision to resign: Is it smart?
Some analysts say her political career is over. Others say she will be in a better position now to run for national office.
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Complaints arise about White House kibitzing in key Senate primaries
Team Obama has picked favorites for races in Pennsylvania, Illinois, and New York. Local party figures say that undermines democracy – and is not the national party's job.
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Obama’s torture memo two-step
The administration might want to move on from the issue, but there's pressure from progressive groups and congressional Democrats for further investigation.
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For kids: A board game with a peaceful resolution
Students solve conflicts and learn how to cooperate as world leaders.
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Race reemerges as issue for GOP
A controversial parody raises broader questions about the Republican Party’s outreach.
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A last electoral hurdle for Obama
A Web-driven challenge to his legitimacy targets members of the Electoral College.
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Obama signals he will tap his rivals
Many presidents have vowed to end partisanship. Few succeed.
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Young innovators learn to pitch big ideas
‘Boot camp’ in Maine teaches them how to get their message across in five minutes.
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Sacrifice theme returns to US politics
Both McCain and Obama cite the need for selflessness and service.
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Why Virginia may tilt to Obama
A long-time red state is now a tossup due to fast-growing exurbs.
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McCain seeks to shift race’s focus
Tuesday’s debate is a chance to regain campaign momentum.
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Obama inches ahead in tight race
The economy, plus questions among some conservatives about Sarah Palin, appear to be helping the Democrats.
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Obama inches ahead in tight race
The economy, plus questions among some conservatives about Sarah Palin, appear to be helping the Democrats.
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Colleges take on drinking age
A call to examine the age-21 threshold has sparked heated debate on campuses.
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Soaring speech from Obama, plus some specifics
The Democratic nominee delivers strongest case yet against McCain campaign, prods Americans to change the direction of the country.
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Aviation leaders urge Congress to act on energy policy – now
They call for a special session of Congress, but many are skeptical the session will get off the ground.
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Obama takes show onto global stage
His foreign-policy credentials will likely be tested as he travels abroad.



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