Friday, December 18, 2009
Obama: Santa to use Yellow Room chimney (AP via Yahoo! News)
President Barack Obama says he expects Santa to use the Yellow Room chimney to make his White House entrance this year.
Obama heads to high-risk, uncertain climate talks (AP via Yahoo! News)
With global climate change talks at a critical juncture, President Barack Obama flew to Copenhagen on Thursday to join more than 110 other world leaders looking to push an interim agreement across the finish line.
On environment, Obama and scientists take hit in poll - Washington Post
News Hounds (blog)On environment, Obama and scientists take hit in pollWashington PostAs President Obama arrives in Copenhagen hoping to seal an elusive deal on climate change, his approval rating on dealing ...Not much done on agenda of changeBoston GlobePanel looks ahead to 2010msnbc.comGoverning not easy on Obama, DemocratsAtlanta Journal Constitution (blog)FOXNews -Salon -Reutersall 382 news articles »
Obama Must Step Up Fight on Health Care, Labor Chief Stern Says - Bloomberg
Obama Must Step Up Fight on Health Care, Labor Chief Stern SaysBloomberg18 (Bloomberg) -- Andy Stern, the labor union chief who was one of the most frequent White House visitors this year, criticized President Barack Obama for ...Snowe Gets Some Close Attention From ObamaNew York Times (blog)Does Lieberman 'no' on health care help Obama?USA TodayObama faces healthcare insurrection from left flankReutersWashington Post -The Associated Press -Wall Street Journalall 6,055 news articles »
Military Spending Bill Clears Senate Hurdle - New York Times
Boston GlobeMilitary Spending Bill Clears Senate HurdleNew York TimesBy REUTERS The latest on President Obama, his administration and other news from Washington and around the nation. Join the discussion. ...Highlights of Senate wrap-up legislationThe Associated PressWrap-up bill likely to clear Senate hurdleThe Associated Pressall 243 news articles »
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Obama, Medvedev may get arms deal in principle: official (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev could reach an agreement in principle on nuclear arms reduction in Copenhagen on Friday, leaving it to negotiators to finalize a deal in coming days, a senior U.S. official said.
Obama heads to U.N. climate change talks in Copenhagen (USA Today)
President Obama must try to salvage a worldwide pact on global warming when he arrives Friday in Copenhagen for the U.N. climate change summit.
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