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President-Elect Barack Obama Faces Historic Test
President-elect Barack Obama, his historic election behind him, now faces a daunting array of problems in Iraq and Afghanistan, on Wall Street and Main Street.
president-elect barack obama • first african american president • wars • iraq • afghanistan

Rod Blagojevich Arrested for Corruption
Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich refuses to resign despite accusations based on wire-tapped conversations suggesting that he attempted to sell Barack Obama's Senate seat
governor rod blagojevich • barack obama • illinois governor • pay-to-play • corruption

Foreign Relations Between U.S. and Russia
Russia warns that the United States can no longer act unilaterally, putting pressure on the President-elect to respond.
russia and georgia relations • u.s. foreign policy in russia • president-elect barack obama • dmitri medvedev • cold war 2008

How President George W. Bush Will Leave Office
The only no-frills event amid all the ceremonial extravagance of President-elect Barack Obama's historic inauguration will be the final exit of President George W. Bush.
president george w. bush • president-elect barack obama • inauguration • dick cheney • joe biden

Illinois Governors Making Habit of Legal Woes
Governor Rod Blagojevich is facing federal charges in what is becoming a too common sign of corruption and business as usual in the State of Illinois.
governor illinois • rod blagojevich • george ryan • president-elect • barack obama

Obama's Advantage Over Al-Qaeda
The highest Office In The U.S. Having Been Won By An African-American Man With The Middle Name "Hussein" Could Undoutably Give Young Islamic Extremist's Pause.
president -elect • president elect barack obama • obama • al-qaeda • obama's administration

Barack Obama's Acceptance Speech November 4 2008
Change has come to America as Barack Obama, in a landslide victory over Republican candidate John McCain, becomes the first African-American president in history.
president-elect barack obama • barack obama speech • barack obama's acceptance speech nov 4 2008 • us presidential election results • democratic victory in america

Middle School Testing
Standardized testing is the tool of choice to assess student learning to meet federal and state mandates. However, the future may allow a broader range of assessments.
middle school testing • types of assessments • standardized tests • barack obama and education • broader range of assessments

The Audacity of Hope by Barack Obama
In The Audacity of Hope Barack Obama shares his personal views on faith and values and offers his vision of restoring people's faith in government.
barack obama • the audacity of hope • the audacity of hope by barack obama • review of the audacity of hope • barack obama books

Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich in FBI Custody
Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich has been taken into custody by the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation, FBI, on chargss of alleged pay-for-play and corruption.
illinois governor • rod blagojevich • corruption charges • us fbi • federal bureau investigation

25 Historic Firsts in Presidential Inaugurations
President-elect Barack Obama will join an elite group of presidents who made inaugural history when he is sworn in as the nation's first black president on Jan. 20, 2009.
barack obama • barack obama's inauguration • historic • presidential first • presidential inaugurations

All UK Troops to Leave Iraq in 2009
On Wednesday 17 December 2008, Gordon Brown, the British Prime Minister, announced that the United Kingdom would remove all British soldiers from Iraq by July 2009.
withdrawal from iraq • gordon brown • iraq war • british troop withdrawal • david cameron

Barack Obama Will Choose Treasury Secretary Soon
Obama must choose an experienced economic advisor to help lead the U.S. out of financial crisis. The list of such candidates is short, but strong.
barack obama • secretary of the treasury • larry summers • secretary of treasury • volcker

Coach Craig Robinson Leads Beavers Basketball
Coach Craig Robinson joins the Oregon State Men's Basketball program ready to turnaround the team, from a 6-25 record last season, and a win-less PAC-10 Conference stand.
coach craig robinson • barack obama brother-in-law • oregon state beavers • rally the legend gill coliseum • ncaa basketball

G-20 Summit Will Address Global Financial Crisis
G-20 world leaders meet in Washington, D.C. to discuss the global financial crisis and potential financial bailouts on a large scale, without Barack Obama in attendance.
g20 summit • g20 conference • global financial crisis • u.s. economic crisis • global economy

Guantanamo Bay Prison to Close Soon
The Guantanamo Bay prison houses those unprotected by the Geneva Conventions and detains alleged enemy combatants against the U.S.--The place is slated to fall.
guantanamo bay prison • gitmo • obama guantanamo closure • abu ghraib • human rights abuses

Historic Hay-Adams Hotel in Washington DC
Hay-Adams Hotel is Washington DC with be the temporary home of United States President Elect Barack Obama as they prepare to move into the White House of U.S. Capitol.
barack obama • president elect • white house • hay-adams hotel • historic hotels of america

Rahm Emanuel Named Chief of Staff Under Obama
Illinois Congressman Rahm Emanuel accepts the power position of Chief of Staff, becoming the first-appointed Obama cabinet member.
rahm emanuel • chief of staff • barack obama • presidential cabinet • illinois representative

The U.S. Joins the Fight Against Global Warming
At the current United Nations climate summit a messenger for the Obama cabinet stated that the U.S would take measures to reduce it's current carbon dioxide (CO2) output.
us climate policy • barack obama • un climate summit • global warming • obama climate policy

Who Will Be the Next U.S. Secretary of State?
Clinton supporters may not be totally disappointed in 2008. Speculative, at best, rumors still float that Hillary could receive high office under Barack Obama.
hillary clinton • secretary of state • secretary of defense • barack obama • presidential cabinet

Who Will Obama Appoint Secretary of State?
America will watch closely as Barack Obama appoints the executive crew to help the President-elect govern. The Secretary of State plays a key role on that team.
barack obama • president-elect • secretary of state • cabinet • greg craig

10 Things To Know About Gov.Rod Blagojevich
Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich was arrested on federal corruption charges after trying to personally profit by filling President-elect Barack Obama's vacant Senate seat.
rob blagojevich • illinois governor • governor arrested • barack obama • senate seat

2009 Tax Rebates, Second Stimulus Checks
Will there be another government stimulus? 2009 tax rebates - who won't get a second stimulus check in a 2009 economic stimulus package? What would create new jobs?
second stimulus check • 2009 tax rebates • 2009 economic stimulus package • government stimulus • job creation

Air Pollution Facts
It is vitally important to be aware of the six most common and dangerous air pollutants, and their hazardous health effects and environmental impacts.
air pollution facts • environmental pollution effects • types of air pollution • environmental pollution • renewable energy

Atheists Didn't Lose
One of the more disturbing rhetorical lines of the last election was "You cannot be president if you're not Christian, or not Christian enough."
barack obama • christianity • muslim • smear • dole

Automakers Go To Washington for Bailout
During periods of economic growth, large corporations including automakers asked for an received major tax cuts across the board. Now they want to be bailed out.
auto bailout • automakers • the big three • general motors • chrysler

Barack Obama Makes History
President Barack Obama represents a quantum leap for American values and attitudes. Obama won a convincing victory and attracted unlikely voters.
barack obama makes history • first black president • president barack obama • who voted for obama • obama victory

Black Women in WWII, A Forgotten Story
Buffalo Soldiers, Tuskegee Airmen, bigger than life historical figures. Their stories told over and over. Their exploits dramatized on television and in movies.
black women soldiers in wwii • 6888th central postal directory battalion • tuskegee airmen • barack obama inauguration • women army corp

Blagojevich Says He'll Fight Corruption Charges
Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, accused of offering the U.S. Senate seat vacated by President-elect Barack Obama to the highest bidder, says he's "done nothing wrong."
illinois gov. rod blagojevich • federal corruption charges • president-elect barak obama • resign • news conference

Derek Walcott - Possible Inaugural Poet
In 1982, Derek Walcott admitted that he sexually harassed a student. Will President-Elect Barack Obama pick an admitted predator to serve as his Inaugural Poet?
derek walcott • sexual harassment • caribbean poet • nobel laureate • barack obama

Economic Development With Clean Energy
What new technologies and changes were suggested by Al Gore and Barack Obama for creating new jobs, healing the economic crisis, and stopping effects of global warming?
economic development with renewable energy • economic crisis • global warming solutions • barack obama background • effects of global warming

Fairness Doctrine Being Pushed by New Congress
The Fairness Doctrine, which was abolished in 1987, is once again being discussed as a Democrat President and Congress take office.
fairness doctrine on radio • equal time on radio • obama and fairness doctrine • democrats and fairness doctrine • fairness doctrine and localism

Get Around Washington D.C. on the Circulator
Seeing the famous landmarks of Washington, D.C. is easy on the Circulator, a tourist-friendly shuttle that runs frequently and is much cheaper than taxis.
dc circulator • how to get around washington dc • inauguration of barack obama • public transportation in dc • getting around washington dc

How to Know Barack Obama Through His Literature
Now that America's 44th President has been elected, here are some-must reads written by Barack Obama that will familiarize Americans with their new Chief of State.
books written by barack obama • barack obama memoir • barack obama political ideas • dreams from my father by barack obama • the audacity of hope by barack obama

Hypo-allergenic Dogs
There are more than 15 breeds of dog which can reduce allergic reactions in humans. This is good news for potental dog owners, like America's future First Family!
hypo-allergenic dogs • dog breeds • reduce allergic reactions • poodle • labradoodle

Inauguration Day 2009 Will Not Be Kid-Friendly
Parents who want their children to witness the historic swearing-in of Barack Obama as America's first black president will encounter numerous difficulties.
inauguration day 2009 • barack obama • obama's inauguration • kid-friendly • kids

Liberal Leadership Race is on to Replace Dion
Senior Liberal Party members Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae have each kicked off a second round of campaigning to replace recently defeated party leader Stéphane Dion
canadian politics • liberal party • leadership convention • canadian election • dion

Michelle Obama's Election-Night Dress
Michelle Obama's unconventional, striking red and black Narcisco Rodriquez election-night dress is kicking up a storm with the fashion media.
michelle obama dress • election night dress • future first lady • narcisco rodriquez • american fashion designers

November 5th Post-Election Newspaper Demand
The November 5, 2008 New York Times issue featuring president-elect Barack Obama is selling briskly on eBay. Post-election newspaper prices continue to escalate.
obama new york times • obama new york times november 5 • post-election newspaper demand • new york times demand november 5 • ebay new york times

Obama Taps Steven Chu, Physics Nobel Laureate
Barack Obama's designated energy secretary shared the 1997 Nobel prize in physics. What is the science behind Chu's Nobel prize in physics?
steven chu • barack obama • energy secretary • nobel prize • physics

Obama's Future Foreign Policy
While US foreign policy is highly focused on the Middle East, what can be expected from president-elect Barack Obama's future foreign policy toward the rest of the world?
new president obama • obama foreign policy • obama and bush • obama and europe • obama and russia

Presidential Cocktails
One must assume that United States presidents serve at least wine at State Dinners. What did they imbibe when the choice of alcohol was at their individual discretion?
favourite drinks of us presidents • presidential cocktails • president • obama • obamatini

Presidential Transition in Economic Crisis
As America struggles with its potentially worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, there is a danger that the Presidential transition can make it worse.
presidential transitions • economic crisis • great depression • hoover and roosevelt transition • obama and bush

Seven Survival Tips for Inauguration Day 2009
Planning to attend the historic inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama, America's first black president? So are hundreds of thousands of others. Plan carefully.
inauguration day 2009 • barak obama • swearing-in • washington d.c. • 2009 inaugural

Talk of a 2009 Obama Economic Stimulus Plan
What will a 2009 Obama economic stimulus plan do for the U.S. economy? What is an infrastructure project? Prediction: tax cuts, new jobs, green projects in new package.
obama economic stimulus plan • 2009 economic stimulus package • u.s. economy • what is an infrastructure project • stock market

Using LinkedIn For Networking: The Next Steps
Over 30 million people worldwide are using LinkedIn, an online network of professionals from all around the world.
using linkedin • build network • using social media • online network • linkedin profile

Washington Insiders Filling Obama Administration
President-elect Barack Obama ran a campaign promising "Change We Can Believe In," but he's recruiting political pros, not fresh faces, for his administration.
barack obama • administration • change • economic team • washington insiders

Why President Obama Can't Clean Up BCS
Those who want a BCS overhaul are ignoring the obvious: it's about the money. Should President Obama change that? A 1946 agreement set today's existing controversy.
president obama and the college bcs • big ten and pac ten agreement of 1946 • money making decisions set bcs championships • rose bowl decided college football's national cham • ohio state faculty rejected 1961 rose bowl invitat

What are Tim Russert's Red or Blue States?
Winning more electoral votes than any President since Bill Clinton's 1996 trouncing of Bob Dole, Barack Obama's win initiated a philosophical change in America.
2008 election • president obama • bill clinton • bob dole • stars and bars

Will Tim McGraw Campaign for Governor?
From the top of the country charts to the top of state-level politics is where country singer/sometime-actor Tim McGraw may be throwing his cowboy hat.
country music • campaign • politics • governor • country music singers