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A senior White House official acknowledged yesterday that President Bush has little chance of passing major legislation through a hostile Congress in his last 13 months in office but will still pursue a "very vigorous agenda" through executive action and foreign policy leadership. ...more.

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Barve Charged With Drunken Driving

added on 2007-12-01 09:30:09 (Washington Post - Politics)

Maryland House Majority Leader Kumar P. Barve was arrested Thursday night in Gaithersburg and charged with driving while impaired by alcohol, Gaithersburg police said. ...more.

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Bush Urges Additional AIDS Money

added on 2007-12-01 09:30:09 (Washington Post - Politics)

MOUNT AIRY, Md. -- President Bush urged Congress on Friday to approve an additional $30 billion for the global fight against AIDS over the next five years, and announced he would visit Africa early next year to further highlight the need and his administration's efforts. ...more.

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Candidates Speak To Democratic Leaders

added on 2007-12-01 09:30:09 (Washington Post - Politics)

The hostage situation at Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's Rochester, N.H., headquarters brought a quick and unexpected end to a day of candidate speeches before Democratic leaders who will be delegates at next summer's national nominating convention. ...more.

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Standoff Ends With Surrender At Clinton Office

added on 2007-12-01 09:30:08 (Washington Post - Politics)

ROCHESTER, N.H., Nov. 30 -- A man who claimed he had a bomb strapped to his chest seized four workers in Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential campaign office here Friday afternoon, police said, holding them for more than five hours and demanding to speak to Clinton before surrendering to... ...more.

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Black Leaders Torn Over Endorsement

added on 2007-12-01 09:30:08 (Washington Post - Politics)

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- When it comes to endorsing a candidate for president, Joe Reed is a pragmatist first, and he is betting on Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton as the Democrat to beat. ...more.

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