Obama Offers Tribute To 'A Defender Of A Dream' Free Internet Press Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:14 PM PDT President Obama on Wednesday praised the life and legacy of Senator Edward M. Kennedy, calling him âone of the most accomplished Americans ever to serve our democracy.â | Obama wantsstates to overhaul failing schools WFMJ Youngstown Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:14 PM PDT WASHINGTON (AP) - The Obama administration is making good on a promise to use federal dollars to prod local officials to turn around failing schools. Education Secretary Arne Duncan on Wednesday told states how he wants them to spend $3.5 billion in money from the federal School Improvement Fund. | 3,900 stimulus checks went to prison inmates Newsday Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:10 PM PDT WASHINGTON (AP) â" The federal government sent about 3,900 economic stimulus payments of $250 each this spring to people who were in no position to use the money to help stimulate the economy: prison inmates. The checks were part of the massive economic recovery package approved by Congress and President Barack Obama in February. About 52 million Social Security recipients, railroad retirees and ... | Obama, Biden Mourn 'Extraordinary Leader' WCCO Minneapolis - St. Paul Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:10 PM PDT President Barack Obama called Sen. Edward M. Kennedy a "singular figure" in American history who made the country a "more equal and more just" place for all Americans, including the president himself. | Treasury's Stein Discusses Consumer Agency, Draws Big Audience Nasdaq Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:09 PM PDT WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- A key U.S. Treasury official Wednesday shed more light on the Obama administration's financial-overhaul proposal, arguing that a new consumer-focused federal agency - the Consumer Financial Protection Agency ( CFPA) - is necessary to help prevent future crises. | In Cuba, Richardson says US travel ban should end KWQC-TV 6 Davenport Wed, 26 Aug 2009 13:09 PM PDT SAN FRANCISCO DE PAULA, Cuba (AP) - New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson said Wednesday that he's just a governor on a trade mission and carries no message from the U.S. government as he visits Cuba this week. But he does plan to report his impressions to President Barack Obama. | | |
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