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POSTED: September 11, 2009, 12:00 am

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The New York Times

Remembering a Future That Many Feared


One Vaccine Shot Seen as Protective for Swine Flu

President’s Speech Allays Some Fears in the Health Insurance Industry

Obama’s Speech Is Seen as Unifying Democrats


Last Year’s Poverty Rate Was Highest in 12 Years

District Relents on Obama Talk

A Clear Responsibility

Eight Years Later


The Christian Science Monitor

Recession takes a toll as US poverty surges

Obama saved 1 million jobs, White House says

DNA evidence clear Florida inmate after 26 years

Obama tries to build momentum on healthcare reform

Was Joe Wilson right? Facts on illegals and healthcare


.Joe Wilson outburst a windfall for SC Dem Rob Miller



Baltimore Sun


Young adults a key to health care reform


Chaplain works for help for 9/11 responders

Video prompts ACORN firings


The Washington Post

9/11 as a Lesson, Not a Memory


Where the Towers Stood, Delays and Disagreements Mount


Details Still Lacking On Obama Proposal

Report Notes Sexual Misconduct by Prison Workers

Group to Review Henry Gates Incident

Rhee, Union May Be Close to Deal


Atlanta Journal Constitution

Margaret Clifford, granddaughter of Booker T. Washington

Army captain disputes Obama's presidency



Los Angeles Times


Medical school drops $125-million suit against L.A. County over King/Drew closure

Poll finds Californians don't trust state government


Outrage over Rep. Joe Wilson's outburst isn't dying down

Meet the real Van Jones


Chicago Tribune

Downstate lawmaker takes a walk during President Barack Obama's speech


Crowded Chicago school faces a year of frustration



Detroit Free Press


Joe Wilson owes America an apology, too

Union withdraws support for Bing


 
 
 
 
 
 

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