Keller Independent School District students watch President Barack Obama's historic inauguration.
Democrat Al Franken is asking the Minnesota governor and secretary of state to issue an election certificate that would let him take office in the Senate.
Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison fires the first shots in the Texas governor's race. She attacks Gov. Rick Perry in her first fundraising letter and draws blood.
Israel's military onslaught against the militant Hamas movement will probably make it harder for President-elect Barack Obama to fulfill a campaign pledge of early and vigorous Mideast peacemaking, and the pre-inauguration timing may frustrate any effort he plans to establish new …
The men's room at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport where Republican Sen. Larry Craig was arrested in a sex sting is losing it appeal as a tourist stop, an official said.
Wall Street faces another pivotal week, with investors enmeshed in a stock market knocked to 11-year lows amid growing fears about the fate of automakers and banks.
The National Association of Home Builders says its housing market index plunged to another record low this month.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, the two top salesmen for a $700 billion financial bailout are in for a grilling on Capitol Hill Tuesday.
Wholesale prices plunged a record amount in October as energy prices fell by the largest amount in 22 years.
Texas gun stores report a huge surge in sales following the presidential election.
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A suicide bomber blew himself up inside the Afghan Ministry of Information and Culture on Thursday, killing at least five people, officials and witnesses said. The Taliban claimed responsibility.
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Early voting turnout is heavy across North Texas and will set records, election administors predict.
Government data show orders to U.S. factories for big-ticket manufactured goods posted an unexpectedly strong showing in September.
Republican presidential candidate will spend Tuesday trying to reverse his fortunes in two states now leaning toward front-running Democrat Barack Obama.
The Republican is charging across Florida Thursday on a bus tour named for his emblematic his drive to win over working-class, anti-tax voters by slamming Democrat Barack Obama.
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Tuesday the current financial challenges facing the country will persist for a number of months, but he said the economy will rebound.
Barack Obama has been dropping the name of Senate colleague Dick Lugar at lot lately.� Who is the Indiana Republican? And why does the Democratic presidential nominee like him so much?
When the U.S. housing market hit the skids, homebuilders like KB Home that thrived by offering large homes and expensive amenities began to rethink their home designs with an eye toward making smaller, less costly homes.
The Bush administration has launched a furious lobbying campaign to win over skeptical U.S. lawmakers and hostile Iraqi politicians for a security deal governing U.S. troops' presence in Iraq.
Japan's key stock index plunged more than 10 percent in early trade Thursday, hit by another dive on Wall Street and growing recession fears.
Despite an overall decrease in violence in Iraq, figures obtained by the AP show that the number of foreigners taken there has spiked.
The Republican nominee has little choice but to fight his way out against Barack Obama, for better and for worse.
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I wound have been willing to pay for YOUR abortion! How much to put you down now?
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Thats wishful thinking, 2 terms. It will only take Obama less than 4 years to totally F**K up the country all together.
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I am commenting on what you had to say about America's recession. I agree with you but I'm conservative and I also agree that the economy is what it's going to be next year reguardless of Obama or McCain. I'm 29 yrs old but I was raised with hard work and responsibilities. I completely agree about trading out for debt and foriegn goods. Greed is eating up America and also somewhere along the line, about 50% of parents quit instilling in their children the hard working ethics of past American generations. Of course the government and large corporations took advantage of this. America, in the last 20 years, has become the "your eyes are bigger than you stomach" nation. The "I want it now" generation. Also, with the foreign mess, that is too big to go into but I will say we have let foreigners take advantage of us inside of our own country. A lot of foreigners laughed and mocked America for that but they failed to realize is that whatever happens to America, happens to them also. Foreign countries got very greedy and wanted to see America fall....hoping they'd become the next great nation I guess but we take them down with us......or up depending on our economy. It's all about the love of money and power....The oldest of history repeating and repeating.......So I guess what I'm saying is, it's not just the government but the American people are to blame also. There's the dragaon and there's us feeding it for years. Your right, party is over.
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Please read my post which contains a wall street journal article from 2004 and perhaps you might learn something.
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actually sodom and gohmorrah were destroyed because of all evil and sin. and that includes homosexuality.
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