Bush dodges shoes during Baghdad news conference
President George W. Bush toured Baghdad in secrecy, hailed security gains, and faced a shoe-throwing protest by Muntadar al-Zeidi. He defended progress toward withdrawing troops by 2011, noted ongoing violence, and thanked Iraqi leaders including Nouri al Maliki as he prepared to hand over to Barack Obama.
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White House weighs options as auto loans stall
The Bush administration offered no loan lifeline to General Motors Chrysler amid a stalled Senate vote for 14 billion in auto aid. GOP opponents demand wage and debt concessions from UAW and automakers while Obama readiness and possible use of the 700 billion bailout fund loom.
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