NY Governor Paterson Says He's Not Resigning
New York Governor David Paterson on Monday restated his intention to
run for governor and denied rumors he might resign.
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John Murtha, Defense Appropriations Chair, Dies
Democratic Representative John Murtha, chairman of the House of
Representatives defense appropriations subcommittee, died on Monday.
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Obama Anti-Terror Adviser Lashes Out At Lawmakers
President Barack Obama's top counterterrorism adviser on Sunday lashed out at U.S. lawmakers.
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Obama Invites Republicans To Healthcare Session
President Barack Obama said on Sunday he will hold a meeting with Democratic and Republican lawmakers to discuss healthcare.
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Obama To Democrats: No Time To "Lick Our Wounds"
President Barack Obama told fellow Democrats on Saturday this is no
time to "lick our wounds and try to hang on."
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Financial Reform Talks Break Down In Senate
Bipartisan efforts on Capitol Hill to tighten financial regulation
ground to a halt in the Senate on Friday.
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Tea Party Welcomes Conservative Darling Palin
Sarah Palin tried to rally conservatives on Saturday night at a
national convention of the "Tea Party" movement.
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White House Says January Jobs Report Encouraging
The White House on Friday welcomed the Labor Department's report that the unemployment rate had fallen to a five-month low.
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House Backs Debt Limit Hike, Sends To Obama
The House of Representatives on Thursday voted to increase the government's borrowing authority to $14.3 trillion.
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Obama Says Healthcare May Be 2010 Election Issue
President Barack Obama vowed on Thursday not to quit in his quest for a healthcare overhaul and said if the effort fails this year.
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Reid: Senate Will Vote On Job Proposals Next Week
Senate Democratic leaders unveiled a long-awaited "jobs agenda" on Thursday.
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Gates Defends F-35, Rejects Increase In F/A-18s
Top Pentagon leaders on Wednesday underscored their commitment to the Lockheed Martin Corp F-35 fighter program.
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Obama Eyes Biofuels, Clean Coal In New Climate Push
President Barack Obama laid out new steps on Wednesday to nudge the United States toward energy independence.
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Brown Ccould Be Sworn In As Senator Thursday
Scott Brown could be sworn into office on Thursday if he is formally certified the winner, Senate aides said.
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Tax Credits, Highway Funds In Senate Jobs Bill
With a nervous eye on the November congressional elections, Senate Democrats will unveil tax credits and other proposals on Thursday.
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