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Nov 18

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New Democratic Majority in Congress Leans Bipartisan

Although the Senate is poised to have at least a 57-seat Democratic majority, the new Congress has begun to reach across party lines. Analysts mull the pros and cons of the Party's majority, its implications for President-elect Barack Obama and…

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Nov 18

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Senate Democrats Allow Lieberman to Remain Committee Chair

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Senate Democrats decided Tuesday to allow Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman, a former Democrat turned independent, to keep his post as a committee chair despite having supported Republican John McCain's failed run for the White House.

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Nov 14

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Changes to Bailout Package, Obama Transition Top Week's News

Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks assess the latest changes to the implementation of the $700 billion federal rescue plan, the Obama administration's ongoing transition process and other news of the week.

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Nov 14

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FDIC Meets Resistance to Homeowner Aid Proposal

To prevent 1.5 million U.S. homes from facing foreclosure, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. made a proposal Friday for lenders, backed by the government, to modify struggling borrowers' loans. A New York Times reporter discusses the agency's plan plus resistance…

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Nov 14

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Treasury Draws Criticism from Leaders on Capitol Hill

During Friday's Congressional hearing about changes to the focus of the $700 billion federal bailout, lawmakers in both parties criticized the latest modifications by Treasury. Judy Woodruff wraps up the latest.

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Nov 12

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Democrats Press for Billions in Aid to Auto Industry

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Democrats continued to push for aid for struggling U.S. automakers, calling for Congress to act during its lame-duck session next week to give the industry a much-needed financial boost as it confronts weak sales and plummeting stock prices.

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Nov 10

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Parties Seek Consensus on New Financial Stimulus Plan

Congressional leaders and both President Bush and President-elect Obama have stressed the need for another financial stimulus package to jump-start the stalled economy. Economists weigh in on what steps they would take.

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Nov 06

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Newly Elected Senators Assess Priorities en Route to Capitol Hill

After Tuesday's election, a handful of newly elected U.S. senators will help reshape the Congress. Senators-elect Jim Risch, R-Idaho, Mark Udall, D-Colo., and Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore. assess their goals and what influence they will have on the 111th Congress.

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Oct 22

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Foreclosure Rates for 3rd Quarter Up 70% From Last Year

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New data released Thursday show the number of homeowners caught in the foreclosure crisis grew by more than 70 percent in the third quarter compared with the same period last year.

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Oct 14

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Independent Candidate Ralph Nader Discusses Bid for Presidency

Presidential candidate Ralph Nader speaks with the NewsHour's Ray Suarez about his latest bid for the White House and discusses his platform on the critical issues facing the country this election year.

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