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Feb 26

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President Plans Major Overhaul of Tax, Spending Systems

President Obama's budget plan outlines large-scale changes in tax policy, calling for $318 billion of tax increases over the next 10 years for the wealthiest individuals and families combined with tax cuts for the middle class. Analysts discuss the impact…

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Feb 10

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On the 30th Anniversary of the Revolution, Iranian Leaders Mull the Future

Political and religious leaders in Iran are dealing with vast changes in the country's society since the revolution 30 years ago, including President Obama's suggestion for dialogue. Lindsey Hilsum, of Independent Television News, reports.

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Jan 30

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RNC Elects Steele as Chair, Signaling Shift for GOP

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Republican National Committee members selected former Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele as their first black national chairman after a lengthy voting process Friday, marking what Steele dubbed "the dawn of a new party."…

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Jan 27

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In Calling for Bipartisanship, Obama Faces New Tests

President Barack Obama has promised to bring a more conciliatory brand of politics to Washington as lawmakers grapple over the economic stimulus bill and foreign policy decisions. Analysts discuss some of the president's first, and most important, legislative tests.

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Jan 20

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As Obama Takes Office, Another President Says Good-bye

Essayist Richard Rodriguez mulls the nature and significance of presidential farewells as George W. Bush leaves the White House to his successor, President Barack Obama.

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Jan 12

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Bush OKs Request to Seek Bailout Funds, Reflects on White House Tenure

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President-elect Barack Obama has asked President Bush to seek the remaining $350 billion of the $700 billion financial industry bailout, and Mr. Bush has agreed to do so, the White House said Monday.

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Jan 09

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Report Faults Lax Oversight of Treasury’s Bailout Funds

A congressional panel has criticized the Treasury Department's oversight of the $700 billion financial industry bailout. The panel's report says the rescue funds have failed to alleviate the foreclosure crisis and the department has not kept a thorough record of…

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Jan 08

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Pelosi: Congress Must Move Quickly on Stimulus Package

In response to President-elect Barack Obama's economy speech, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi outlined her concerns about getting an economic stimulus plan through the 111th Congress.

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Dec 24

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Presidential Historians Mull Shape of Obama Administration Thus Far

As President-elect Barack Obama completes the team of advisors and officers who will try to execute his campaign promises and navigate an economic crisis, historians Michael Beschloss and Richard Norton Smith offer their perspectives of the Cabinet.

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Dec 18

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Automakers Idle Plants While Awaiting Federal Action

Faced with historically slow sales, the big three auto companies have made more cost-cutting moves, including temporarily shuttering plants, in an attempt to stay afloat while the government debates an auto industry aid package. A reporter in Detroit provides an…

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