The Iceman Cometh

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Prognosis Negative

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No End to Earmarks

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Squandered Stimulus

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Endless Summer

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Dropping the 'A' Bomb

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Obama Urges Groups to Stop Attacks

President Obama, strategizing yesterday with congressional leaders about health-care reform, complained that liberal advocacy groups ought to drop their attacks on Democratic lawmakers and devote their energy to promoting passage of comprehensive legislation.

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Obama, Party Tout Lower Figure for Health Reform

Senate Democrats and President Obama, trying to assuage fears about the cost of health reform, yesterday touted new estimates that put the price tag for one bill at $611 billion over the next decade.

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McCain, Feingold Team Up Again Over FEC

Seven years after their landmark campaign finance legislation became law, Sens. John McCain and Russell Feingold are reuniting under the banner of spending reform at a time when restrictions have come under fire both in the courts and at the embattled Federal Election Commission.

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Obama Presents Bill to Create Consumer-Finance Watchdog

The Obama administration sent a detailed proposal to Congress yesterday for creating an agency to oversee nearly all facets of consumer lending, but the breadth of its powers is setting the stage for a fierce clash on Capitol Hill.

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Montgomery Schools Made Teen Wait and Wait and Wait

Jeff Sukkasem is a U.S. citizen and legal resident of Montgomery County, with a passport, a library card and a volunteer job at a local Thai Buddhist temple. For the past two years, however, he essentially has been barred from public school.

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