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Jan 12

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At a Presidency’s End, Reflections on the Bush Legacy

President George W. Bush gave his final press conference Monday, admitting to some mistakes while defending his actions on national security and the economy. Analysts look back on Mr. Bush's eight years in office.

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Sep 02

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As President Bush’s Term Closes, His Legacy Takes Shape

Before President George W. Bush speaks at the Republican Convention, Christine Todd Whitman and Michael Gerson, former members of his administration, provide insight on the legacy President Bush will leave behind.

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Aug 19

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Candidates Trade Iraq Jabs While Courting War Vets

During recent speeches at the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention, Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama exchanged attacks on Iraq policy and military experience. Kwame Holman reports on the latest news from the campaign trail.

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Jun 20

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Wiretapping Bill Heads to Senate After Telecoms Debate

The House approved a wide-ranging terror surveillance overhaul Friday. Caroline Fredrickson of the ACLU and George Terwilliger, a former deputy attorney general for the first President Bush, examine the measure.

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Jun 12

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U.S. Election Grabs Intense Interest Overseas

The 2008 presidential election has sparked the world's attention, with some looking ahead to possible foreign policy shifts under a new administration, a new poll shows. Reporters from international media outlets gauge foreign reaction to the historic race.

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Mar 24

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As Iraq War Pushes On, Media Coverage Shifts

As the U.S. military death toll in Iraq hit 4,000 and the war entered its fifth year, a study by the Pew Research Center found that the number of news stories about the Iraq war has fallen dramatically in the…

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Mar 20

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On the Campaign Trail, Candidates Shape Foreign, Domestic Policies

Democratic presidential candidates Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama spent Thursday on the campaign trail outlining their plans to boost the economy, while presumptive GOP nominee Sen. John McCain met with British Prime Minister Gordon Brown in London.

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Mar 11

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Top U.S. Commander in Mideast Steps Down

The top military commander for the Middle East, Admiral William J. Fallon, resigned Tuesday amid speculation that he disagreed with the Bush administration's policy toward Iran. Time magazine reporter Mark Thompson details the story.

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Feb 19

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How much of the U.S. economic problems are caused by the deficit and what percentage of the deficit is the Iraq war?

Question/Comment: 1. How much of the U.S. economic problems are caused by the deficit? 2. What percentage of the deficit is the Iraq war? 3. How can the U.S. ever pay off the deficit, and how…

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Feb 12

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Obama Sweeps Potomac Primaries, Takes Aim at McCain’s Record

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Riding a wave of eight straight victories, Sen. Barack Obama took aim at Republican front-runner Sen. John McCain Tuesday night, largely ignoring his still-close battle with Sen. Hillary Clinton.

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