The U.S. Senate opened debate Monday on a sweeping bill to overhaul the nation’s health care system.
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First daughters say 'I do’
Court to review decision to release detainee photos
The Supreme Court has ordered a lower court to re-examine an ongoing dispute over public release of photos apparently depicting abuse of suspected terrorists and foreign soldiers in U.S. custody.
Obama informs top officials of Afghan decision
President Obama has informed several top diplomatic and military officials about his decision regarding new U.S. strategy and troop levels in Afghanistan, White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said Monday.
Obama’s Afghan plans met with skepticism from Dems
Key Democrats warn President Obama that he’s facing a tough sell on Afghanistan.
Primaries will complicate 2010 Senate elections
Party leaders would like to concentrate on the general election, but internal battles will come first.
Premier o gospodarce
Premier Donald Tusk powiedział, że skala wzrostu PKB jest większa niż ktokolwiek się spodziewał jeszcze kilka tygodni temu. Przed południem GUS poinformował, że nasza gospodarka w III kwartale rozwijała się w tempie 1,7 procent.
D.C. power lunch: Where Washington’s elite go to eat
Administrations come and go, and power in Congress shifts but one thing stays the same.
Zelizer: Obama faces risk of a wartime presidency
War in Afghanistan could define Obama’s presidency instead of what he campaigned on.
Obama faces risk of a wartime presidency
War in Afghanistan could define Obama’s presidency instead of what he campaigned on.
Traktat Lizboński jutro wchodzi w życie
Unia Europejska będzie miała od jutra prezydenta i szefa dyplomacji. Zyska też na znaczeniu parlament w Strasburgu. Jutro wchodzi w życie Traktat Lizboński.
Politycy: nie ma sojuszu PO i PiS
Zarówno Platforma Obywatelska jak i Prawo i Sprawiedliwość zaprzeczają, jakoby w zamian za poparcie przez PiS zmian w Konstytucji Lech Kaczyński miał być dłużej prezydentem. "Rzeczpospolita" pisze, iż politycy obu ugrupowań są zgodni, że doniesienia w tej sprawie są tylko medialnymi spekulacjami.
State media: Iran authorizes 10 new nuke plants
Iran’s Cabinet has authorized the construction of another 10 uranium enrichment plants, the state news agency IRNA announced Sunday, further defying international calls to halt its production of nuclear fuel.
Senate health care debate to focus on Dems’ divide
With Republican opposition unanimous so far, the Senate debate starting Monday on a comprehensive health care bill will focus on bridging differences among the majority Democrats.
Health care debate to focus on divide among Democrats
Senate debate starting Monday will focus on bridging differences among Democrats.
Report: 'Bin Laden was within our grasp’
President Obama got some political cover Sunday for his upcoming announcement on sending more troops to Afghanistan.
Rollins: Prosecute White House gate-crashers
The gate crashers Michaele and Tareq Salahi want to be famous as stars of reality television. I am all for that. Give them a reality television series and call it „Trial and Jailtime” in the D.C. criminal justice system. This despicable, desperate, duplicitous couple disgraced the Secret Service and embarrassed the president in his home.
Funding Afghanistan — cash or credit?
War is expensive, and it’s about to get more so if the U.S. government escalates its military efforts in Afghanistan.