Biden Predicts Democrats Will Hold House After Elections
Vice President Biden tells ABC News Democrats expect to keep control of the House, despite mixed signals from White House aides. Senate and House leaders discuss paths to party control, with Republicans seeking roughly 40 seats to flip the House and Democrats defending a slim Senate edge.
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Obamas wrap Maine vacation with Cadillacs Mountain visit
President Barack Obama first lady Michelle and daughters Maria and Sasha left Bar Harbor after a busy weekend along the Atlantic coast. They toured Acadia National Park hiking biking boating and enjoyed food and ice cream. The trip ended with a Cadillac Mountain summit view before returning to Washington amid political tensions and upcoming elections.
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Gunmen kill 17 at party in Torreon Mexico
Gunmen stormed a party in Torreon Coahuila killing 17 and wounding at least 18, firing in silence from several cars. Investigators had no suspects and found over 120 shell casings from .223 rifles amid a spike in northern Mexico drug violence involving the Gulf cartel and Zetas.
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Biden defends Tea Party as not a racist movement
Vice President Joe Biden says the Tea Party is not a racist organization noting its conservative views and differing government opinions. He cites Obama as agreeing, despite an NAACP resolution urging repudiation of racism within the movement.
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Greene Makes First Campaign Speech in Manning
Alvin Greene, 32 year old U S Senate hopeful, addressed the Manning NAACP meeting about jobs, education and justice. He opened with a joke about the NAACP Image Awards then urged more state roads and school parental involvement as he laid out his campaign themes.
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Trains Collide Kills 38 Near Calcutta
A speeding Uttar Banga Express crashed into the Bananchal Express at Savithia station 125 miles north of Calcutta, wrecking two passenger cars and a luggage car and killing at least 38 people before dawn.
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