Stories tagged with "Hillary Clinton"
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Blowing the whistle on Obama's game
As if President Barack Obama didn’t have enough on his plate with health care and Afghanistan, he’s now faced with the problem that can’t be solved: women. Sorry,...
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Watch out, Obama; Republican wave may be coming
Demure Delaware was the first state to ratify the Constitution, but since then has not made many waves. It might, however, be part of a political wave a year from now, thanks to a...
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Obama taps 2 Hoosiers for U.S. roles
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama has tapped two Hoosiers for roles in his administration, White House officials announced today. Obama wants attorney Anne Slaughter Andrew to be...
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Don Hewitt's career highlights were TV's as well
Don Hewitt's career paralleled the birth and growth of TV news, from the first network news broadcast in 1948 to the creation of the newsmagazine format. USA TODAY traces the...
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In 'President's Secret Service,' behind-scenes secrets revealed
The recent news report that corner-cutting at the U.S. Secret Service has put President Obama's life at greater risk may be the most attention-grabbing disclosure emerging from Ron...
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The mystery of Sonia Sotomayor
Doubtless thousands of other women’s ears perked up when Sen. Charles Schumer, introducing Sonia Sotomayor at Monday’s confirmation hearing, mentioned the Latina...
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Roemer seeks focus on trade as ambassador to India
WASHINGTON — If confirmed to be the next ambassador to India, former Indiana Rep. Tim Roemer said Tuesday, he’ll focus on expanding trade to create U.S. jobs and...
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Unsettled by settlements issue
Israel’s new foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, seemed perplexed during his visit to Washington this month: At a time when America and Israel agreed on all the big issues...
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Protection for health industry
You can’t get there from here. Not ifthereis defined as health insurance coverage for everyone in the United States, lower costs for the millions of insured who are being...
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World Food Prize goes to Purdue professor
A Purdue University professor has won this year’s World Food Prize for his work on developing a variety of grain that is resistant to drought and parasites, a discovery that...
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The 'woman behind the New Deal' gets her due
FDR's mistress, mother and wife have all gotten plenty of ink.Now, the woman who was Franklin Delano Roosevelt's social conscience — Labor Secretary Frances Perkins —...
