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Bailout alert: Senate hatches auto aid plan. Ugh.Feel your wallet getting lighter? [...] Read the rest » ... |
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Lieberman On Obama, Post-Campaign PoliticsHe was an ubiquitous presence on the campaign trail. Sen. Joe Lieberman, the former Democratic vice presidential candidate, stumped for his close friend, Republican Sen. John McCain. He recently sat down with CBS News anchor Katie Couric. ... |
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IMF approves $2b loan for troubled IcelandThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a loan of more than $2 billion to Iceland to help it cope with what the IMF described as a banking crisis of extraordinary proportions. ... |
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Top Obama News, US President news, Obama news, New members to white housePresident-elect Barack Obama has unveiled new members of future White House staff and key policy directors as US media speculated on Wednesday on his potential cabinet picks for health, justice and the top job in US diplomacy. ... |
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Senate votes to extend jobless benefitsResponding to the worsening economic climate, the Senate voted overwhelmingly Thursday in favor of a measure to extend unemployment benefits by at least seven weeks in every state. ... |
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John McCain countersues Jackson Browne, claims he wanted press for CDJohn McCain is suing the pants off of Jackson Browne. For suing the pants off of McCain. The failed presidential candidate says Browne just sued him to drum up some publicity for his upcoming album. According to McCain it had nothing to do with him using Browne’s song without his permission. ... |
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