USA Today | Toasts by the President and the Prime Minister New York Times Following is a transcript of toasts by President Obama and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India at the state dinner on Nov. 24, provided by the White House. The latest on President Obama, his administration and other news from Washington and around ... Obama, India's Singh Promise Deeper Economic Cooperation Obama seeks to reassure Singh on us-India ties Obama hails US-India ties amid talks with Singh |
Washington Post | Negotiations begin anew over health bill USA Today WASHINGTON â€" It took months of deliberation, presidential prodding and a last-minute, $300 million deal to start Senate debate on the health care bill. It took until the next morning to be back at square one. ... For GOP, Health Is Only One Battle on Road to '10 Elections |
Globe and Mail | Senator, Clout Rising, Cements Role at Heart of Debate New York Times WASHINGTON â€" No sooner had Senator Blanche Lincoln promised to deliver one crucial vote in support of a health care overhaul than she threatened to withhold the next one. “I'm thinking about the 450000 Arkansans who have no health ... Historic health care bill clears Senate hurdle Senate Clears Way for Debate on Health-Care Plan Sweeteners for the South |
BBC News | Democrats Press Ahead on Debate Before Health Vote New York Times WASHINGTON â€" Senate Democrats made a forceful case on Saturday for legislation to revamp the nation's health care system, condemning the practices of insurers and decrying the plight of the uninsured in a parade ... What to expect in Senate's Saturday health care vote Health care bill faces a crucial Senate vote Obama and the Senate health care bill: What do you think? |
New York Times | Nebraska Senator Will Vote to Start Health Debate New York Times WASHINGTON â€" Senator Ben Nelson of Nebraska, one of three wavering Democrats, said Friday that he would vote to start debate on a giant health care bill as Democrats and Republicans squared off over the ... Senate Democrats Rounding Up Votes for Crucial Healthcare Test Moderate Democrats under a lot of pressure on healthcare Sen. Nelson to Vote to Advance Health Bill |
Sydney Morning Herald | The Oprah effect: Winners and losers Los Angeles Times Oprah Winfrey's decision to walk away from her daytime talk show after 25 years when her contract expires in 2011 will have a ripple effect throughout the television industry. The big winners are Discovery Communications, which is partners with Winfrey ... Oprah Winfrey Show 'will close in 2011' A Daytime Network Franchise Bets on Her Future With Cable Oprah Winfrey to retire Chicago-based syndicated show in 2011 |
