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 Reuters | Democrats move toward grouping health reform with student-aid bill Washington Post Democratic leaders said Thursday that they were increasingly inclined to release a final health-care bill that could accomplish two of President Obama's top domestic priorities: guaranteeing coverage to 30 million ... Democrats Struggle to Finish Health BillNew York Times Democrats Will Use Budget Reconciliation to Pass Healthcare Reform LegislationMedscape Democrats Edge Nearer Agreement on Final Healthcare Package, but Obstacles RemainLos Angeles Times CBS News -Wall Street Journal -The Associated Press all 3,441 news articles » |
 National Post | New York City settles post-9/11 illness, injury claims CNN The settlement would provide a system to pay for claims made by people working on rescue and debris removal at ground zero. WTC Captive Insurance Co. announced settlements with more than 10000 plaintiffs New York (CNN) -- The WTC ... New York agrees World Trade Center 9/11 dust payoutBBC News Trade Center Workers Reach SettlementWall Street Journal Ground Zero Workers Reach Deal Over Health ClaimsNew York Times The Associated Press -BusinessWeek -The National Law Journal all 444 news articles » |
 ABC News | PA fears East Jerusalem building will make it look weak Ha'aretz The Palestinian Authority will not begin indirect talks with Israel unless construction in the settlements, including in East Jerusalem, is completely frozen, PA President Mahmoud Abbas told the Arab League on ... Biden wants direct talks by summerJerusalem Post US urges 'prompt' Middle East talksAljazeera.net US says it believes Mideast talks still onReuters FOXNews -Xinhua -BBC News all 1,322 news articles » |
 Globe and Mail | Obama picks charities to which he'll donate Nobel prize cash award Washington Post Three months after receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, President Obama announced Thursday the 10 charities that will benefit from his $1.4 million cash award. In a statement issued by the White House, Obama said: "These organizations do ... Obama Lists Who Will Get Prize Money From NobelNew York Times Internet nominated for 2010 Nobel Peace Prizemsnbc.com Internet 'in running' for Nobel Peace PrizeBBC News The Associated Press -Reuters -Voice of America all 636 news articles » |
 Reuters | New Chile president vows to rebuild Aljazeera.net "We are going, all together, to rebuild Chile, stone by stone, brick by brick, and we aren't just going to build it - we are going to build it back better than before," Sebastian Pinera said on Thursday, just hours after strong aftershocks rocked his ... Aftershocks a reality check for Chilean President Sebastián PiñeraWashington Post Chile swears in new president amid strong quake aftershocksXinhua Strong quakes torment Chile as president sworn inThe Associated Press Earthweek - A Diary of the Planet -Reuters -Times Online all 1,747 news articles » |
Cuomo Hands Paterson Case to an Ex-Judge New York Times ALBANY — Facing growing political pressure, Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo on Thursday appointed an independent counsel to take over his office's investigation into the Paterson administration's response to a domestic violence case. ... NY AG Cuomo removes himself from governor probeReuters Respected judge to take over Paterson probeNewsday (subscription) Andrew Cuomo hands over probes of Gov. Paterson to retired Appeals Chief ...New York Daily News WIVB -WENY-TV -WCBS-TV New York all 301 news articles » |  Reuters |
Obama Outlines Drive To Raise US Exports New York Times President Obama on Thursday announced a broad effort to promote American goods overseas, hoping to bolster competitiveness abroad and create jobs in the United States. But trade specialists questioned whether the plan had the ... Obama outlines plan to spur US exports and jobsMiamiHerald.com Obama details plans to boost exports, create jobsThe Associated Press Obama outlines strategy to boost US exports -- and jobsChristian Science Monitor Voice of America -Hoosier Ag Today all 678 news articles » |  Seattle Post Intelligencer |
Reid's wife, daughter injured in highway accident The Associated Press WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's wife was hospitalized with a broken back and neck Thursday after a tractor-trailer truck slammed into the back of the minivan in which she and their daughter were riding on an interstate highway in ... Harry Reid's wife, daughter hurt in car accidentLos Angeles Times Sen. Reid's family injured in car accidentReuters Sen. Reid's wife breaks back, neck in crashUSA Today BusinessWeek -Las Vegas Sun -Tampabay.com all 489 news articles » |  Washington Post |
In Early Tally, Tight Iraq Race Deepens Splits New York Times An Iraqi journalist spoke on a cellphone on Thursday as incomplete election results were posted in Baghdad. By ANTHONY SHADID and TIM ARANGO BAGHDAD — Iraq's major coalitions were locked in a surprisingly close race on Thursday, in initial results from ... Ayad Allawi's cry of foul play already seems like the act of a loserTimes Online Once-dominant Sunnis anxiously watch as Iraq votes are talliedWashington Post Centrist Groups Take Early Lead in Iraq VoteVoice of America Los Angeles Times -Reuters -BBC News all 761 news articles » |  The Guardian |
Pledge of Allegiance's God reference now upheld by court Los Angeles Times In 2002, the US 9th Circuit of Appeals had ruled that the pledge's use of 'One nation under God' made it unconstitutional. The panel now says no federal law requires students to recite it. By Carol J. Williams The Pledge of Allegiance to "one nation ... California: Pledge of Allegiance Is Ruled ConstitutionalNew York Times Court: 'Under God' in Pledge is constitutionalSan Francisco Chronicle Fed. appeals court upholds 'under God' in pledgeThe Associated Press CNN -Christian Science Monitor -UPI.com all 586 news articles » |  MiamiHerald.com |
