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House Race Update: Ohio Sup. Ct. to Rule on Franklin County Votes - ABC News Blogs
ABC News' Teddy Davis and Arnab Datta Report: A federal appeals court ruled Tuesday that the Ohio Supreme Court -- and not a federal district court -- is the proper forum to decide how approximately 1,000 challenged provisional votes should be ...

On politicians’ pay, parents’ responsibility - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Atlanta’s next mayor should be paid $225,000, up from $147,500, advises one of those commissions that politicians appoint to provide pay-raise cover. Ostensibly the higher pay is to attract better candidates. That assumes, of course, that losers ...

November 2008 - Weblogs.baltimoresun.com
In an analysis of TV journalism on Wednesday night, I wrote that a red-ball event like the terrorist attacks in Mumbai often provided a great look into a news oganization. But in expressing my dismay at the way MSNBC couldn't let go of the comedic ...

Like Abe and FDR, Obama faces crises - Northwest Herald
WASHINGTON (AP) - All presidents are tested. Few walk into the Oval Office when the nation is in the throes of multiple crises. Like Franklin Delano Roosevelt, President-elect Obama is facing a banking emergency. Like Abraham Lincoln, Obama is trying ...

What can John McCain do? - Atlanta Journal Constitution
Barack Obama enters the final week of the presidential campaign with supporters and the media propelling the inevitability of his coronation a week from Tuesday. What can John McCain do? He has six work days and a weekend to convince the nation that ...

What If Hope Wins? - OpEdNews.com
I don't really want to contemplate the future of our country under another four years of "conservative leadership" (and yes, those are sarcastic air-quotes). Or more of the kind of leadership that exudes hypocrisy and expects the world to do as we as ...

Republican Government-Bashers Line Up for Federal Aid - Common Dreams
Tell that to the once-bloated financial giants now standing in line for whopping government handouts to the tune of $700 billion. And who can forget those who wanted to "get the government off our backs"? Their silence now is deafening. In the rush ...

Bailout goes from necessary to nightmarish - Atlanta Journal Constitution
That $700 billion financial sector bailout that I supported — and do still, but with an exit strategy — is a nightmare in the making. Look what’s happened since the first of the month: Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin, smelling a bailout handout ...

Light Rail Lines - Primebuzz.kcstar.com
A hub of news, discussion and analysis of light rail in KC . With only a few days until the vote, Barack Obama has pulled to an eight point lead over John McCain in a tally of "traditional" likely voters in the latest Gallup daily tracking poll ...

La Gaffe - San Francisco Gate
The teflon prince Obama finally did it. Just when Bill Clinton was reminding anyone who had forgotten that his wife not just once but repeatedly claimed, falsely, to be dodging sniper fire on the tarmac, Sen. Barack Obama managed a real gaffe ...