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12.05.2008
for.Educators
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Recent Stories
the.Gov
In the aftermath of the G20 Economic Summit, Antonio Neves reports on the events from November 18, 2008 with stories from around the world.
the.Globe
In the aftermath of the G20 Economic Summit, Antonio Neves reports on the events from November 18, 2008 with stories from around the world.
the.Gov
With 77 days between the election and Inauguration, President-Elect Obama has much to do before being sworn in as President. Stacey Delikat reports. [CC]
the.Gov
The Economy and Consumer Confidence
As a result of a worsening economy, people have begun to change spending habits. Antonio Neves reports on the economy and its impact on the campaign. [CC]
the.Gov
As the campaign draws to a close, both parties focus in on key states. Stacey Delikat reports on the Electoral College and its importance in the election. [CC]
the.Gov
The political parties are working hard to reach undecided voters. Antonio Neves looks at how campaigns go door-to-door to get out the vote. [CC]
the.Gov
Debates and the Race for the White House
The debates are the most anticipated events remaining this election year. Stacey Delikat reports on the impact of past debates and what to expect this time.[CC]
the.Gov
Learn about the important roles conventions play in shaping the 2008 elections. [CC]
the.Dollar
In the six months leading up to the sale of Apple's original iPhone, the price of the company's stock increased close to fifty percent.